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He cannot move the king because of a fork at A6. He cannot move the pawns cuz one is pinned to the rook other is blocked by the rook. Rook cannot move king covers B1 and B2 and knight covers A4 and B3.
@@KuraiBara NO, no matter if he takes or doesn't this position is a draw any experienced player will see that. It is just that the draw he saw was a little easy to spot as most of the time pawn on the A or H rank will lead to a draw. Conclusion if not takes then this is also a draw.
Do i even need to explain??? Fine bro, I'll explain. If you don't know, an active piece is more valuable than a less active one. In this position, the White knight occupies a outpost, so giving up that knight for the less active, defensive knight can cause a small advantage loss. Black can defend with g6 after White takes the f6 knight. So the position remains around -0.2 to +0.0 or -0.0 Reply to this comment if there is a mistake here
