Rating 2290 · Expert · advantage, discovered attack, exposed king, fork, interference, middlegame.
White: king g1; queen f4; rook f1; bishop e5; knight e4; pawns a3/b2/c2/d4/g2/h2. Black: king g8; queen d7; rook h7; bishops d5/e7; knight a6; pawns a7/b7/c6/g7/h6. Black is ahead by 2 points of material. White to move.
advantage, discovered attack, exposed king, fork, interference, middlegame, sacrifice, very long. The key move Nxd7+ captures with check, forcing a response.
FEN: 6k1/pp1qb1pr/n1p4p/3bB3/3PNQ2/P7/1PP3PP/5RK1 b - - 8 23
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