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I would like to know why playing Bf5, allowing White to exchange the white-squared bishops, doubling Black's pawns is good for Black. In such situation, castling on either side seems quite unsafe

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The second best move leads to a losing position, but white has one move here that leads to mate in 3. Can you find it? : r/chess

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