I had all these pieces, but I just didn't no what to do with them, to keep the initiative.
http://nl.lichess.org/9BADKk9h/white#16Thanks!
know* rather.
9. Q@e5 Q@e6
10. Qxe6 Bxe6
11. Q@b5+ Q@c6
12. P@h6
Position is equal
9. Q@e5
Attacking c7, g7 and pinning the bishop. Yes, nice! I should really be looking more for those kinds of attacking moves. Thanks!
I like Bb5 better
After Bd7 you should have played Q@c8 followed by Bxd7 after whatever he blocks, and I think you will win at least a piece here, possibly the game
Bxd7 is bad, because of Nxd7
After Q@c8 Q@d8 he needs to continue with Qxb7 instead
Bb5 can easily be defended by P@c6 or d7, Bd7 was a big mistake by black
Yes, you're right. Would you play Q@c8 to win a pawn, instead of your sequence at #3?
Also, if black defends with something other then the queen then he loses a rook right?
Q@c8 only works if black makes a mistake and does not put pawn at c6 or d7, so yes I think Q@e5 is the stronger play...