Monday, June 20, 2016
Perfect Exchange
I called this series of moves as a perfect exchange. Let’s see why?
Gehrman-Rahnfeld (Plauen, 1976)
Black to play and win.
Solution: 1. Ng3+! 2.hxN Rf6 3. RxQ exR. Resign. The series of exhanges is perfect such that the pawn capturing black’s rook also prevent the escape of black’s king via g1.
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