Author: Christos Gitsis
Date: 12:13:58 01/16/06
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On January 16, 2006 at 06:57:47, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >This is a general question to all. I just took the former message to step in. > >I looked at the position without chessprograms. My first thought was, what urges >W to take that N on c7? Isnt W then losing control at home? What are the >alternatives? I guess the answer has been given somewhere but I missed it. >Sorry. > >I had the following idea from my own experience with computerchess. If programs >refuse to play a certain move for a long time it might show us that there is >something in the air what we oversee. Ok, only my 2 cents. There are no alternatives for White. With ...Nc7 Black prepares to bring all his pieces in the attack. ...Nb5 is threatened, exchanging the Knight on a3, when White's King is very exposed. Black attacks with all pieces, White defends with a Q+N - it is simple. Regards, Christos.
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