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Recommended move: Nf6 (Result: White wins!)

Rank	Move	Score	Depth	Result	Continuation	Fen
1	Nf6	1.77	14	White wins	Nf5	rn1qk2rpb3ppp1p1P1n6p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
2	Qh4	2.23	14	White wins	Nf5	rn2k2rpb1n1ppp1p1P8p6N3q3B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
3	0-0	2.36	14	White wins	Nf5	rn1q1rk1pb1n1ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w - - 1
4	g6	2.69	14	White wins	Rxf7	rn1qk2rpb1n1p1p1p1P2p5p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
5	Qc8	3.11	14	White wins	Ne6	rnq1k2rpb1n1ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
6	Bd5	3.53	14	White wins	Qg4	rn1qk2rp2n1ppp1p1P7bp6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
7	b5	3.83	14	White wins	Qg4	rn1qk2rpb1n1ppp3P5p2p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
8	Nc5	4.42	14	White wins	Rxf7	rn1qk2rpb3ppp1p1P6n1p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
9	h6	4.65	14	White wins	Rxf7	rn1qk2rpb1n1pp2p1P3p4p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
10	h5	4.86	14	White wins	Ne6	rn1qk2rpb1n1pp2p1P8p2p3N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
11	Bxg2	5.09	14	White wins	Kxg2	rn1qk2rp2n1ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3bPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
12	e4	6.24	14	White wins	Qg4	rn1qk2rpb1n1ppp1p1P15Np6B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
13	Qf6	6.57	14	White wins	Rxf6	rn2k2rpb1n1ppp1p1P1q6p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
14	Nf8	7.52	14	White wins	Qh5	rn1qkn1rpb3ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
15	f5	7.65	14	White wins	Rxf5	rn1qk2rpb1n2pp1p1P8pp5N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
16	Rg8	7.96	14	White wins	Ne6	rn1qk1r1pb1n1ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w a - 1
17	a6	8.24	14	White wins	Ne6	rn1qk2r1b1n1ppppp1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
18	Be4	8.41	14	White wins	Bxe4	rn1qk2rp2n1ppp1p1P8p6Nb6B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
19	a5	8.47	14	White wins	Ne6	rn1qk2r1b1n1ppp1p1P4p3p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
20	Nc6	8.51	14	White wins	Ne6	r2qk2rpb1n1ppp1pnP8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
21	Bc6	8.65	14	White wins	Ne6	rn1qk2rp2n1ppp1pbP8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
22	Na6	8.82	14	White wins	Ne6	r2qk2rpb1n1pppnp1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
23	Rf8	9.09	14	White wins	Ne6	rn1qkr2pb1n1ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w a - 1
24	Ba6	10.60	14	White wins	Ne6	rn1qk2rp2n1pppbp1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
25	g5	10.62	14	White wins	Ne6	rn1qk2rpb1n1p1p1p1P8p1p4N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
26	Bf3	10.75	14	White wins	Qxf3	rn1qk2rp2n1ppp1p1P8p6N7B1b2PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
27	Bc8	11.16	14	White wins	Ne6	rnbqk2rp2n1ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
28	Qe7	14.26	14	White wins	dxe7	rn2k2rpb1nqppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
29	Qg5	16.94	14	White wins	Bxg5	rn2k2rpb1n1ppp1p1P8p1q4N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
30	Qc7	23.92	14	White wins	dxc7	rn2k2rpbqn1ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 1
31	exd4	99.77	14	White mates in 13	Qe2+	rn1qk2rpb1n1ppp1p1P15p7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0
32	Kf8	99.79	14	White mates in 12	Ne6+	rn1q1k1rpb1n1ppp1p1P8p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w - - 1
33	f6	99.85	14	White mates in 9	Qh5+	rn1qk2rpb1n2pp1p1P1p6p6N7B4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK1 w ah - 0

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Comments:

On Apr 28 2015, Jimmy Vermeer posted:
This very interesting counter-intuitive position came up in the game Panke vs. Kranenberg, Schmollenhagen, 1941. Kranenberg must have thought he could gain the upper hand by playing exd4, but this actually turned out to be the losing move!