Rating 1904 · Advanced · advantage, attraction, deflection, exposed king, fork, middlegame.
White: king c2; queen a4; rooks d4/h1; bishop c4; pawns a3/b5/f2. Black: king c8; queen c5; rook e2; knight f6; pawns a7/b7/c7/f7/g7/h7. White is ahead by 2 points of material. Black to move.
advantage, attraction, deflection, exposed king, fork, middlegame, very long. The key move Qxd4+ captures with check, forcing a response.
FEN: 2k5/ppp2ppp/5n2/1Pq5/Q1BR4/P7/2K1rP2/7R w - - 1 27
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