post the game your most proud of here

Hello everyone I'd love to see what you favorite game is please comment it below

Probably this one, from the Malaysia vs Canada match:

These are all really good

[Event "Let's Play!"] [Site "Chess.com"] [Date "2021-03-24"] [White "blackman_magic"] [Black "Nashorn1947"] [Result "1-0"] [WhiteElo "979"] [BlackElo "752"] [TimeControl "1 in 1 day"] [Termination "blackman_magic won by checkmate"] 1. d4 d5 2. Bf4 Nc6 3. e3 Bf5 4. c4 Qd7 5. Qb3 O-O-O 6. Nf3 b6 7. cxd5 Qxd5 8. Bc4 Qe4 9. Bxf7 Na5 10. Qb5 g6 11. Nc3 Qc2 12. Qe5 Qxb2 13. Qxc7# 1-0

Proudest?  Maybe this, my first win against a 2000+ player, especially since I'd misplayed it early.

But most satisfying?  I don't think I've ever paralyzed an opponent as much as in this one:

very proud of myself in this game

okay im joking

Feel free to criticize  (I played white)

I definitely could have played this better but I really love the way it ended. My move 32. ...Nb4 was actually an inaccuracy but it worked out because my opponent took my queen pretty fast without asking questions.

holub019 (1519) V.S. GenocidalPawn (1497)  0-1

peAchcc: "feel free to criticize". Yeah I think you played a pretty good game, the only thing I would point out is that I would have done Nd4+ instead of Rac1, but still, great game!

Here's my game:

Also, do feel free to criticize, I could probably use it from someone/something other than Chess.com's engine.

I only started properly in January so I don't have much of an archive to go into here...but I'm very proud of this most recent win. 

It's round two of a tournament game and my opponent gave me a solid kicking in round one so they're a decent player and gave me a really interesting couple of games!

What I'm most proud of here though is that I formulated a clear strategy (attack F1-H3 & compromise their defenses), maintained a decent tempo, turned down what felt like natural moves for longer plans, abandoned rooks and calculated an end game strategy. As somebody quite new to playing the game (properly) it just felt like this was a game where I'd made some real progress in my approach and was starting to apply lessons and knowledge into my game.

As with others' comments - feel free to criticise or let me know if I missed anything! I'd love to know if there's anything else I could learn from this...

Mine is in my desc

r/anarchychess worthy swindling.

Drew Gainer, liking your Queen's London gambit! Very nice.