It is white to play. Most club players would be able to spot the possibility of playing 1.Bxd5 exd 2.Nxd5.
Two questions then arise, an easy question and a hard question.
1. The easy question. Is this good for white?
2. This is the harder question. Try to visualise the possible moves for black and white after 2.Nxd5......
In a real game against a human opponent, I would be very reluctant to play 1.Bxd5 exd 2.Nxd5...... as the ensuing lines were very difficult for me to work out.
In a recent game against Fritz, when running short of time I did play it but I ended up loosing as I did not find the optimal moves for white.
It is a very interesting position. Have posted the actual game with Fritz analysis.
Proverbs 21:5 - The thoughts of the diligent [tend] only to plenteousness; but of every one [that is] hasty only to want.
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