How is this a brilliant move? I am a 800 rated player so I do t know why

Recently I had played a game in which a move, b5 turned out to be brilliant.

here is a screenshot

lol

Actually in endgames it shows some pawn movement brilliant moves but nice! 

Not all the games though

I have got a brilliant move in a pawn movement but it was not a endgame 

This is not my only brilliant move. I had one game with tonnes of blunders and missed wins and then I played a move which I did not understand and that is Nd5. Here is a preview

Keep it in mind that I was black

Sorry not Nd5 it is Nd4

Yeah I know but I had made those brilliant moves accidentally twice

you can't really trust chess.com analysis. the best analysis they can provide is javascripted old engines with many bugs..accuracy is even lamer

TRUE

I'm 2000 and I've never made a brilliant move lmao 

Nope later in the game black was able to stop my passed pawn at its promotion square but I had promoted anyways which resulted in the trade of rooks and my newly promoted queen. As black’s king was at the other side of the board, I was able to clear up the area in my kingside so by the time black’s king had come over to the kingside to defend his pawns, I had already captured. I had 2 passed pawns one of which I sacrificed so that I could promote one to queen. And also I am very good at King and Queen vs King checkmate. My draw percentage in a Queen and King endgame is 0.00%

IMHO any win with the Traxler is brilliant.  (to see if not in engine analysis)

That’s not a flex that you think it is it’s the bare minimum. why even mention it

brillant bishop

whhat

ok

this is Scottish Gambit