What is the difference between a Brilliant Move and a Good Find?

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Avatar of TheYashChess

What is the difference between a Brilliant Move and a Good Find?

Avatar of Abinav1907

Great question but I don't know the answer!

Avatar of Lydianangelo

Hover your mouse over the words "Great Find" and "Brilliant",  then you will find their meanings.

 

Avatar of BishopTakesH7

A brilliant move is when you play a move that takes the engine a while to see(I think.) A good find appears to be when you play the only good move in a position(such as the only winning move or the only drawing move, depending on the position.)

Avatar of NDREEEW

A good find could be just taking a free piece or a fork which has no brilliancy but it’s the only move that gives you adventage. Engine doesn’t see the beauty of tactics. It just see the variations, evaluations and how much it takes to calculate.

Avatar of DeLTa_VoID

This is not related to beta or isnt a bug

Avatar of AbhideepChess

Good Find == A potentially winning move 

Brilliant Move == A move of High Engine Depth which gives you a significant advantage and decides the victory of the game grin.png

Avatar of viruschidai

great find is a critical move (only move)

 

Avatar of jas0501
Lydianangelo wrote:

Hover your mouse over the words "Great Find" and "Brilliant",  then you will find their meanings.