White: rock f3, pawn c6 and f2, king G2.
Black: rock b6, king e6, pawn g7, queen h4.
(PS: if there is a better way to write it down, please tell me)
why did Black win?
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So this is how the board looked like:
White: rock f3, pawn c6 and f2, king G2.
Black: rock b6, king e6, pawn g7, queen h4.
(PS: if there is a better way to write it down, please tell me)
White: rock f3, pawn c6 and f2, king G2.
Black: rock b6, king e6, pawn g7, queen h4.
(PS: if there is a better way to write it down, please tell me)
Feb 15, 2021
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#3
You lost because you ran out of time. This is an automatic loss unless your opponent does not have sufficient material left to checkmate you, in which case it is a draw.
To insert a game you can copy the pgn file then click the chessboard icon above the chat box and follow the instructions.
After looking more closely I indeed ran out of time.
By looking through the forum I saw how to post it. Thanks for the reply
By looking through the forum I saw how to post it. Thanks for the reply
Chess.com has an analysis mode for such games, here you go
Feb 15, 2021
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#7
By glancing through the game, black won because white made a lot of silly moves and black took advantage of those silly moves. Both sides should ask questions before they make a move, such as, "Can my opponent safely capture a piece"? to avoid loosing precious material.
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Hello,
So I did my first online game, I was playing white, did some very bad moves and it was a difficult endgame.
Now I wonder why I lost, I can’t seem to understand why.
(PS: it’s also my first time on the forum, is there a possibility to post a screenshot of the end result? For privacy issue I will hide the other player)