Why did I completely blunder this?
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Very recently, I had a game (look at my history, Idk how to paste it in) where I was in a completely winning position: RRK VS Q and completely blundered it. Did I start to play bad or did my opponent play better? What could I have done to win?
You might want to post your game here, dude. Why make people do the extra work when you're asking for help? Or, if you don't know, like you said - maybe learn to do that first.
Yoshi45555 wrote:
Very recently, I had a game (look at my history, Idk how to paste it in) where I was in a completely winning position: RRK VS Q and completely blundered it. Did I start to play bad or did my opponent play better? What could I have done to win?
In this thread good man Blueemu explains in details how to post our games here.
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Yoshi45555 wrote:
Very recently, I had a game (look at my history, Idk how to paste it in) where I was in a completely winning position: RRK VS Q and completely blundered it. Did I start to play bad or did my opponent play better? What could I have done to win?
Stop to make so many blunders. That's all.
The secret is very simple.
I was black, obviously. Sorry not for showing the game immediatly, I was on my phone when creating the question.
May 3, 2021
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#8
You apparently were never in a "completely winning position" in the RRN vs Q endgame. You lost it when you blundered your knight.
OK ty then
May 3, 2021
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#10
It's virtually unwinnable for black after the knight is lost. White has a lot going for him. The white king is safe and your king is in the middle. White has passed pawns, 3 of them being connected. White is going to try to promote a pawn, but you will have a lot a trouble taking that pawn while avoiding forks.