user8751: Here it is a new chess problem much more difficult than the previous one. The diagram position is the following:
[fen "3rr2k/6pp/p2q1p2/5P2/3Nb3/1P1RQ1NP/6P1/7K w - - 0 1"]

Black has just played Bxe4 but that is not a good choice. How should White continue in this position?
I took this problem from the Chess Tactics Server. I hope this takes more time to be solved than the previous one.
EDIT: 

After Nxe4 Black plays Qd4 instead of Qe4, giving White the choice of playing a powerful movement.


user-1: This is what I would play:

 1. Nxe4 (removes the threat to the Rook) Qe5 (pins the knight) 2. Ne6 (discovered attack to weaken the back rank) Rxd3 3. Qxd3 Qxf5 4. N6c5 (note the e4 knight cannot be taken by the Rook due to the weak back rank). It is nominally even material (2 knights vs. Rook and Pawn), but White has much more active pieces.


user8860: Attempting to answer the revised puzzle:

 1.Nxe4 Qd5 2.Qg3 with the threat of 3 Ne6 winning due to double threat (4 Qxg7 and discovered attack from the Rd3).  White still carries out this threat if Black answers 2.Qg3 with either Qxe4 or Rxe4.  Presumably this is strong enough that the engines didn't even let Black answer 1.Nxe4 with Qd5.  Note that this tactic also depends on Qg3's access to d3 (after Qxe4 3 Ne6 Qxe6 4 fxe6 Rxd3) and the 8th rank (for Qxe4 3 Ne6 Rxe6 4 Rxd8+ Re8 5 Qb8!).


8751: <p>Here it is a new chess problem much more difficult than the previous one. The diagram position is the following:</p>

<pre><code>[fen "3rr2k/6pp/p2q1p2/5P2/3Nb3/1P1RQ1NP/6P1/7K w - - 0 1"]
</code></pre>

<p>Black has just played Bxe4 but that is not a good choice. <strong>How should White continue in this position?</strong></p>

<p>I took this problem from the <a href="http://chess.emrald.net/index.php" rel="nofollow">Chess Tactics Server.</a> I hope this takes more time to be solved than the previous one.</p>

<p>EDIT: </p>

<blockquote class="spoiler">
  <p>After Nxe4 Black plays Qd4 instead of Qe4, giving White the choice of playing a powerful movement.</p>
</blockquote>
 -1: <p>This is what I would play:</p>

<blockquote class="spoiler">
  <p> 1. Nxe4 (removes the threat to the Rook) Qe5 (pins the knight) 2. Ne6 (discovered attack to weaken the back rank) Rxd3 3. Qxd3 Qxf5 4. N6c5 (note the e4 knight cannot be taken by the Rook due to the weak back rank). It is nominally even material (2 knights vs. Rook and Pawn), but White has much more active pieces.</p>
</blockquote>
 8860: <p>Attempting to answer the revised puzzle:</p>

<blockquote class="spoiler">
  <p> 1.Nxe4 Qd5 2.Qg3 with the threat of 3 Ne6 winning due to double threat (4 Qxg7 and discovered attack from the Rd3).  White still carries out this threat if Black answers 2.Qg3 with either Qxe4 or Rxe4.  Presumably this is strong enough that the engines didn't even let Black answer 1.Nxe4 with Qd5.  Note that this tactic also depends on Qg3's access to d3 (after Qxe4 3 Ne6 Qxe6 4 fxe6 Rxd3) and the 8th rank (for Qxe4 3 Ne6 Rxe6 4 Rxd8+ Re8 5 Qb8!).</p>
</blockquote>
