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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
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White has two threats: first, bishop captures f5 attacking the queen which has no where to retreat to; second, to push e5 attacking the knight, the only other developed piece Black has out besides his queen.
http://www.chessville.com/instruction/Annotated_Games/Anderssen-Kieseritzky.htm
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White has two threats: first, bishop captures f5 attacking the queen which has no where to retreat to; second, to push e5 attacking the knight, the only other developed piece Black has out besides his queen.
http://www.chessville.com/instruction/Annotated_Games/Anderssen-Kieseritzky.htm
what does the underlined out mean?
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Hi soheil1 what does the underlined out mean? White has two threats: first, bishop captures f5 attacking the queen which has no where to retreat to; second, to push e5 attacking the knight, the only other developed piece Black has developed besides (=apart from) his queen. Prajwal
- Hi soheil1 what does the underlined out mean?
- White has two threats: first, bishop captures f5 attacking the queen which has no where to retreat to; second, to push e5 attacking the knight, the only other developed piece Black has developed besides (=apart from) his queen.
- Prajwal
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Prajwal
soheil1what does the underlined out mean?White has two threats: first, bishop captures f5 attacking the queen which has no where to retreat to; second, to push e5 attacking the knight, the only other developed piece Black has developed besides(=apart from) his queen.
Prajwal
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