Blunder or Brilliant?! - vol. 1

On Chess.com we have a thing called Game Review (which you probably already know about if you've been around a while). But anyway, there are 2 types of moves that really stand out-

The Blunder: Signifying a loss of material, when you can get checkmated and you do nothing about it or your opponent gaining a positional advantage.

The Brilliant: An amazing sacrifice that leads to winning material or checkmating your opponent.

Sometimes people think that brilliants can be blunders but they aren't. Take a look at this position: Do you think the move white just made was a terrible blunder or a beautiful brilliant? Let me know in the comments and see you in the next volume!