Vienna Game

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8/28/2011 – In view of possible pin motifs, capturing the e-pawn in the diagram position had to be well considered. What do you think? After 19...Nxe5, Black ... A)... simply wins a second pawn; B)... can give up his queen for good compensation; C)... loses a full piece The solution is here, but first ponder over it with a larger version of the diagram.
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Vienna Game

In view of possible pin motifs, capturing the e-pawn in the diagram position had to be well considered. What do you think? After 19...Nxe5, Black ...

A)... simply wins a second pawn;
B)... can give up his queen for good compensation;
C)... loses a full piece

Solution

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