@The_Helloer 0:20 is when the match starts, the loss happens at 17:55
Probably the most humiliating defeat in 4 player chess history, please learn from my mistake + trust
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you offered mate in 1. other general advice, you moved pieces around with no effort to get a Q
Nov 13, 2017
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@mattedmonds I trusted that red would go for the mate in two that was served up to him like a t-bone stake. Didn't predict he'd preform a savage mate.
Also, I'm a very cautious player and won't readily attack unless I see a clear opening.
u say o my god so many times lol
Nov 13, 2017
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@Jai_CM Yeah, I was a broken man in that moment. Slack jawed and stupefied.
KABOOM!!!
RofL!
haha this is great xD
Dude, nobody was humiliated. You played like a spectator for most of the game, by moving your king right and left countless times, and you let Red do all the job by himself. At 16:23 he offered you a green queen for free, but you didn't even noticed. Putting you out of your misery, 90 seconds later, was the most compassionate thing he could do for your case.
In the title i mean't "Trust no one," ran out of space...
Can someone please help me find solutions to avoid situations like this in the future. Here's the full video if you'd like to see how this unfortunate defeat took place. Hope you learn something from my horrific loss. I simply didn't see it coming...