From a recent game..White to play and gain an advantage.
Luckily ( for me ) White missed this, just as I had overlooked it.
I was concentrating on the a- and b-pawn threat, and I guess he was too, as it wasn't mentioned in the post-game chatter.
The clues about why b5 was bad, are obvious in hindsight, but I can assure you, I did not see them !
Highlight for solution [ b5 leaves the knight defended, but only by d6, which also protects the knight on f5. So 1. Nxd5. If dxe5 then Qxf5. EIther way, its a material gain for White ]
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