Dooksiepoo wrote:
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/81746086098?tab=review&move=47&tab=review&classification=brilliant&autorun=true
Can someone explain, in simple terms (if possible), why this pawn move (bxa3) was a brilliant move?
A brilliant move sacrifices material or allows material to be captured, as long as the mov e is good or best
It doesn't matter if taking that material is bad for the other player or not
bxa3 allows white to capture the rook on d4
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/81746086098?tab=review&move=47&tab=review&classification=brilliant&autorun=true
Can someone explain, in simple terms (if possible), why this pawn move (bxa3) was a brilliant move?