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There are two equally strong moves after Qf5 — Nxe7 and Bxe7, but taking with the bishop is considered a failure. (Checked with Stockfish 9).
I must admit taking with the bishop seems to be more computer-ish since consequences of d6 need to be evaluated. But since we have only one move policy this shouldn't be allowed to happen.
There are two equally strong moves after Qf5 — Nxe7 and Bxe7, but taking with the bishop is considered a failure. (Checked with Stockfish 9).
I must admit taking with the bishop seems to be more computer-ish since consequences of d6 need to be evaluated. But since we have only one move policy this shouldn't be allowed to happen.