I found this move in a game I played yesterday. I'm still improving my chess, so I'm glad that I found this move in a 10 minutes game, even though I realized afterwards that I could have played this the previous move already.
Nxf6+ wins the black Queen.
Or Nb6+
That wins material too, but why take the Rook by playing Nb6+ when you can win the Queen by Nf6+ ?
Because Nb6+ also wins the Queen.
Nb6+, Kh8, Nxa8 or Nf6+, Kh8, Nxd7, Bxd7?
But I don't see a winning move, am I missing something?
There's no winning move, just win material.
Aaah, i read win material as in material to win, as to say a winning move.
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