Originally Posted by mrmip
I believe the answer to be:
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1. Qh6! e5
2. Bxe5 cxb2+ (2. ... dxe5? 3. Qxc6)
3. Kxb2 Qc2+
4. Kxc2 dxe5
And white should win easily.
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Correct.
Each of these puzzles are from actual games of GMs. (As opposed to alot of composed puzzles where the winning side often has an overwhelming material advantage.) Since these positions from solid play recur, We are far more likely to find these Practical tactics in our own games and thereby benefit from their study.