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Keep your Dacha color theory eyes sharp with this Dacha tactic!

"Trapped" horsie shows its worth in light.

IM Yaacov's Hint: Not a very difficult one, but instructive nonetheless. Our knight seems trapped amidst his kingside pawns. But wait – what's the color $? We have a knight vs his dark bishop, which means we're behind on dark but ahead on light. All light belongs to us!!

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