[d]8/8/8/3P1pp1/2K5/B3kP2/4N3/3b1n1n w - - acd 60; bm Nd4; c3 "Nd4"; c6 Arves.13204; ce 0; pm Nd4; pv Nd4 Nd2+ Kb5 Nb3 Bb2 Nxd4+ Bxd4+ Kxd4 d6 Bxf3 d7 Be2+ Kb4 Ke3 d8=Q Nf2 Qb6+ Kf3 Qf6 g4 Qxf5+;
Courtesy of Arves.
Nd4 draws, all other moves lose
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Dann Corbit
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Nd4 draws, all other moves lose
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Re: Nd4 draws, all other moves lose
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