Either way black is lost. Notice that white can also checkmate with the knight from b3 and the bishop now interferes with the rook guarding that square.
Either way black is lost. Notice that white can also checkmate with the knight from b3 and the bishop now interferes with the rook guarding that square.
In the 12:th lesson in Champion Tactics with GM Wolff - Interference (an excellent course btw!), on blacks reply to the first move, why doesn't the bishop capture on d3 instead of the rook?
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