Can someone explain me this puzzle because the solution dont have sense.
If the black takes the bishop loses the queen in the next move.
If the black takes the bishop loses the queen in the next move.
Yes, but then black takes another rook and bishop, and is winning. You can use the evaluation toggle at top right to follow computer recommendations and see how the position unfolds.
The other bishop can be saved would be a queen for a tower and bishop i dont understand why it is advantageous,
Well leave it if the computer says it is advantageous should be but lately the puzzles have been having problems.
Well leave it if the computer says it is advantageous should be but lately the puzzles have been having problems.
@LimitlessK It's two bishops and a rook for a queen. Very simple.
one bishop can be saved by the queen if you check the puzzle.
It's R+2B against Q but blacks pieces don't collaborate. In practical play it's not an easy position although comp says black will win. B-pawn, bishop and rook can be attacked by the Q and hard to defend.
It might be a win for black if comp says that but black has to show precision as the position is in no way easy-played.
It might be a win for black if comp says that but black has to show precision as the position is in no way easy-played.
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