positional play - Why does Stockfish prefer White here? - Chess Stack Exchange

My analysis of the position: Materially, black is a pawn up. White's rooks and bishop are active. White has potential counterplay on Black's Kingside but I think it can be defended by the move Ng6.

Why doing the Engine suggested move worsen my position? - Chess Stack Exchange

According to Stockfish, White has a winning advantage after the opening. First, how do you realize there is such an advantage? Second, what is the plan to convert it into a win?

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White to play. Stockfish's move has never been played on lichess. : r/chess

Why does stockfish have this as +6 for white? I played out the next dozen or so moves and there was nothing obvious. : r/chess

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