okay this position is a great example of computer bs, White gambits a pawn, while down a piece with b4>a3 to play Rxa3>Bf1>Rae3. And if black gives back the pawn with b3, the same idea Rb1>Bf1>Re3>Rxb3. Somehow Black can even castle, but isn't in time to develop the bishop, not talking about starting a counter attack.
And there is another hero, White's d2 pawn, getting ready to do to d4, and control both c5 and e5, great squares for the f6, or later d7 knight.
