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I played this game - https://www.chess.com/live/game/69912239861 and I won on time, after the game, I chose the option to finish vs computer with the highest rating 3200 and from this point in the game, I thought it would be an easy finish but the best I can get is a draw, and it's driving me crazy. I would appreciate it if someone here could win the game against the computer and show how you did it. Thanks 🙏🏾

Well said, I believe it's best to replay your games without the engine first as sometimes the engine lines won't make sense or explain why a move is better.

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I will keep this in mind

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must it be a video

this is good stuff for my brain

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This position is so fake, tonygas

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In this game I am playing as black.  My apponent starts with 1. d4, I hate games that start with this unless i'm playing as white because my favorite opening is actually the Blackmar Deimer Gambit.  The queens pawn opening is already annoying but then my apponent had to do the London System!  This apponent had already angered me in the opening so I just had to punish them.  After 1. d5, 2. Nc6, I did the strange looking 3. f6.  To most people, moving that pawn seems counter intuitive because now my knight is prevented from moving to that square but it was actually part of an elaborate  opening that is reminicient of the Greco Gambit.  My apponent then continued on with thier london system by doing 4. Nf3 but before they could even finish thier opening I pushed with 4. e5, this was the move that started the gambit.  White reacted with the intuitive 5. dxe5 but that just put them deeper into my trap because after that I pinned thier knight to their queen with 5. Bg4, white imediatley attacked my bishop with 6. h3 but that did not delay my trap in the slightest.  I captured the knight without a second thought because it removed one of the defenders of the e5 pawn, White recaptured the bishop with the queen which was a pretty smart move because it activated a previously passive peice. I then recaptured that e5 pawn with 7. fxe5 revealing the intent of the gambit, I know had two pawns in the center while my apponent had only one central pawn left, my apponent pushed their bishop back to g3 and then I fanlly completed my developement with 8. Nf6, a move I was previouly anuable to do because of the f6 pawn being in the way.  The game continued with a few trades of our peices, at some point I captured my apponents queen but then emediatly sacrficed mine because I ain't no simp!  Stockfish did not seem to like the fact that I traded my queen for a rook (Stockfish is a simp).  By move 49 I completly dominated the rest of the game by making white do a Cha Cha Slide before I did a discovered check with my knight on move 58 which was the moment white resigned because it would be an inevitable checkmate with 59. Qh7.  I made a few mistakes throughout the game, any suggestions on how I could improve?