Share your 90+ accuracy game!

Looks vaguely like a Catalan but you're facing a Dutch defense so idk if that changes the opening name or not.

With the Owens I feel black was being kind of foolish in a way because your queen was hanging on move 22 but black missed that and therefore completely lost the position

Pranesh

guys why my sacrifice is blunder????

Because Rf1 isn't mate as the rook can just go back to defend on d1

It's only a sacrifice (therefore a brilliant move) if it completely improves your position and that sacrifice doesn't therefore it's a blunder

nice sacrifice

98% accuracy, but I guess this shortie hardly counts, my opponent made so many mistakes:

Because White doesn´t have to take the Q when he has d5xc6+ with mate in 6:

no it is mate bc if he back i can take and mate

Like so:

no, he was under check by my bishop, so I had a tempo to ignore the threat. no way stalefish would give any game with a hanging piece a 94. if you meant move 23, NOPE there too as black's queen jumped into an x-ray machine and was pinned. too many threats, and no defenders

22...Ke8?? 23.Qg6+ Kf8 24.Qf7#

the position was totally losing

I DID miss the mate in 5, but I don't calculate that deep, and then I missed the mate in 4, but mate was inevitable unless I blundered. my thinking is just to keep overloading the position by throwing everything at it until I find the finish. It's not the most accurate endgame, but I did increase my odds with re-enforcements. I see now that sacking the bishop and playing 16.Rh7+!! wins after 17.Qh5 whether it's a mate on g6 or both pieces advance on the file with no time for black to defend or retreat

18...f5?? was the blunder that sealed his fate that game. 12...c4?? is what turned the tables. my opponent beat me in 23 in a zukertort though. ironically he won at 84% accuracy against my 89%.

I really WANTED to share a gambit win, but couldn't get over 89% in any game I looked at

my fake london

cant forget ole faithful d4

No, ik it's mate but like it would only count as a sacrifice and therefore a brilliant move is it led to a mate straightaway or if it improves the position of the person who sacrificed. In this case, it does neither

Not actually mine.

It's Rybka with Nalimov tablebase access playing itself from a setup position with perfect accuracy.

As White it scrapes 90+ and almost makes it as Black.

If White takes the Q Black has a forced mate in 3 (Post #156)

He doesn´t have to take it though, he has a forced mate in 6 himself against Black (Post #153)

Hi! Here I attach one that I played today, with the London System.

Accuracy looks way too high but it is because my opponent blundered a pawn on move 18th and then play became easy.

Good luck!