lichess.org/training/119366 it ends with taking bishop but there is a much better end. knight can capture queen.
No, it's correct. Knight fork on e4 does not work as long as the bishop controls the square, so you take the bishop.
@SonKarakaplan You sure? Perhaps give the moves you think are winning. Won't the bishop on b1 capture the knight? (Whenever you think you have better moves, play them with the engine and see its response).
You are all right. Sorry. I didn't see it. in any case black in losing position.
@SonKarakaplan
You wrote in #4 : "In any case black in losing position".
I recommend that you try to play out those kind of positions against an engine. Play with black and with white.
It is a good exercise how to deal with imbalanced material.
By the way, I saw numerous Lichess puzzles dealing with this kind of imbalanced material.
Exchanging your queen for 2 rooks is almost always a good idea.
But of course, there are a lot of exceptions.
And a game between humans might be completely different.
lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/material-imbalances-and-game-outcomes
You wrote in #4 : "In any case black in losing position".
I recommend that you try to play out those kind of positions against an engine. Play with black and with white.
It is a good exercise how to deal with imbalanced material.
By the way, I saw numerous Lichess puzzles dealing with this kind of imbalanced material.
Exchanging your queen for 2 rooks is almost always a good idea.
But of course, there are a lot of exceptions.
And a game between humans might be completely different.
lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/material-imbalances-and-game-outcomes
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