Good guess but no. If you do that, Black’s Queen takes White’s Bishop, and White Knight is STILL under attack - according to Fritz 14, your move leaves Black UP the equivalent of 1 Pawn.
White has a MUCH better move.
Give it some thought. I am off to bed. Again, no cheating.
ok, second try. knight takes pawn. black pawn takes knight. queen takes black knight, check. king moves over. remaining white knight moves up to the right. Next move depends on blacks move.
I would retreat the threatened knight to f3 and block the black pawn if the black pawn takes white pawn and I would move knight from g3 to h5. In one move black king can be in check. As soon as possible move white rook to a4 thereby preventing black from moving it’s knight from in front of queen.
I never thought you were attacking anyone’s character. It’s just that if I did know how to cheat at this, I still wouldn’t. Funny how when you don’t think that way, everything is simpler.
I can’t put those nice blue arrows in my answer. Sure wish I could.
Now you went and hurt my feelings. I haven’t played in so long I’m still figuring out the alphanumeric placings.
Seriously, i didn’t see anything that black could do. My fault. I will try to do better. Just quit picking on me. I can’t take it.