Rating 2001 · Expert · advantage, defensive move, exposed king, middlegame, very long.
White: king e1; queen c2; rooks a1/f1; knight d2; pawns a2/b3/c6/d4/e3/g3/h2. Black: king g8; rooks a8/e8; bishops b4/g4; knight f6; pawns a7/c7/g7/h7. White is ahead by 6 points of material. Black to move.
advantage, defensive move, exposed king, middlegame, very long. The key move Rxe3+ captures with check, forcing a response.
FEN: r3r1k1/p1p3pp/2P2n2/8/1b1P2b1/1P2P1P1/P1QN3P/R3KR2 w Q - 1 19
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