Additional Examples
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The diagram shows another example. Black, on move, plays
- 1...Rxh4?
expecting White to play 2. Qxh4, when Black retains a material advantage. However, White has a zwischenzug:
- 2.Qd8+!
which is followed by
- 2...Kh7
- 3.Qxh4+ Kg8
- 4.Qxg3
and White has won a rook, leaving him with a winning position.
Read more about this topic: Zwischenzug
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