How to see sac continuation?

(@)aVague: You quoted my post while not replying to any of what I stated. At that point, why are you even quoting it?

@aVague said ^

there is a king pawn march and pressing that causes king to retreat and get figure back with pawn pressing, but it's not easy to play, how I supposed to see it?

https://lichess.org/xDtREeRf/white#28

saccing the knight/bishop and taking with the other piece on g5/b5 is a slightly common thing, you should look for if it'll work in your games. it won't always work though so don't play it without thinking.

btw it is usually only useful if it opens up the king.

@Himawari_Nohara

Perhaps, you should take a look at aVague's post history. Also, see my post #29 in this thread. We're not discouraging him, we're discouraging his attitude towards forum posting and thread creation, and his unacceptance of advice even though he asks for it.

@aVague said ^

What is sac?

Thanks

@Ultra_Chessy_Boy said ^

What is sac?

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@whatismymainbro said ^

there is a king pawn march and pressing that causes king to retreat and get figure back with pawn pressing, but it's not easy to play, how I supposed to see it?

https://lichess.org/xDtREeRf/white#28

saccing the knight/bishop and taking with the other piece on g5/b5 is a slightly common thing, you should look for if it'll work in your games. it won't always work though so don't play it without thinking.

btw it is usually only useful if it opens up the king.

Ok Thanks, True