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The black queen is overworked: she guards the knight on d5, and also helps
to protect e7. Can she do both? How can White exploit the
situation?
1.Qxd5 Ra6
If 1...Qxd5 then 2.Nxe7+ Kh8 3.Nxd5 regains the queen,
and White is still a piece up, enough to win the game.
Analysis Diagram: after 3.Nxd5
2.Qxd6 exd6 3.Ne7+ 1-0
Final Position After the king moves out of check, White
will withdraw the knight from harm's way via d5. Black
safely resigns here because he is a piece down, more than enough to
win the game at higher levels of competition. Some players,
especially beginning players, may want to continue the fight from this
position; it can be educational, and who knows - your opponent might
get bored or overconfident and blunder the piece back to you!
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