my first brillant move !!
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Hikaru_fan_chessss
Dec 3, 2024
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#1
That can help you, so I send this game to you : Jetez un coup d'œil à cette partie #chess #échecs : Alexis_chaely contre SatyaMuruga - https://www.chess.com/live/game/121249635620
Dec 3, 2024
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#5
Congrats!! It always feels a surprise to find a brilliant move on the game review.
Dec 4, 2024
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Richydino a écrit :
but sometimes you dont even see it's a brilliant while you're playing
But we see it in the game review and I know it’s a brilliant cause it’s Damiano Gambit
Dec 8, 2024
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Alexis_chaely a écrit :
That can help you, so I send this game to you : Jetez un coup d'œil à cette partie #chess #échecs : Alexis_chaely contre SatyaMuruga - https://www.chess.com/live/game/121249635620
POV: @SaytaMuruga seeing this : oh I’m known by the world! But not for winning…
Dec 12, 2024
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#9
Richydino wrote:
but sometimes you dont even see it's a brilliant while you're playing
This is true. It's kind of weird how much the feeling differs whether you did it on purpose or not.
My first brilliant was kinda intended. Initially I forked the king and queen with a rook (protected by a pawn), but then I noticed a sniper bishop a little too late and thought I was screwed until I realized I'd unintentionally diverted said bishop from a square preventing a different fork, winning my opponent's queen after all.
My second brilliant (another rook sac, grabbing two minor pieces and a pawn + exposing a clear and deadly attack on my opponent, who neglected to castle) was actually done on purpose, and it was certainly a much different feeling. The adrenaline rush when you play a sacrifice on purpose and know that if you mess it up somehow, you're cooked...it really is something else.
The fact that my opponent took the rook immediately made it even better. He had no idea what was coming lol
Jan 1, 2025
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#11
https://www.chess.com/live/game/121825036934 I did a brillant move ! Fun fact: I have an accuracy of 95,9 in chess’s application and on the site 96,0 !
Jan 1, 2025
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Fr3nchToastCrunch wrote:
Richydino wrote:
but sometimes you dont even see it's a brilliant while you're playing
This is true. It's kind of weird how much the feeling differs whether you did it on purpose or not.
My first brilliant was kinda intended. Initially I forked the king and queen with a rook (protected by a pawn), but then I noticed a sniper bishop a little too late and thought I was screwed until I realized I'd unintentionally diverted said bishop from a square preventing a different fork, winning my opponent's queen after all.
My second brilliant (another rook sac, grabbing two minor pieces and a pawn + exposing a clear and deadly attack on my opponent, who neglected to castle) was actually done on purpose, and it was certainly a much different feeling. The adrenaline rush when you play a sacrifice on purpose and know that if you mess it up somehow, you're cooked...it really is something else.
The fact that my opponent took the rook immediately made it even better. He had no idea what was coming lol
Accidental brillants where you forget a piece is hanging are my favorite brilliants. My opponent thinks I'm a genius when in reality I'm just really forgetful lol.
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