JaylaC200 wrote:
... white was winning yet white resigned? can anyone explain why? ...
So many possible reasons:
1. Mommy enforced screen time limits.
2. ...
Why did he resign???
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12 days ago
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#4
Maybe the baby woke up?
Some people have this thing called "real life".
Not sure where you would download one.
12 days ago
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#7
blueemu wrote:
Maybe the baby woke up?
Some people have this thing called "real life".
Not sure where you would download one.
Both reallife.com and realife.org were disappointing
12 days ago
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#8
I get he could’ve resigned because he was busy, but I am curious why he would resign for game reasons, I know there’s many reasons why he would outside of the game.
12 days ago
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#9
Are you sure he resigned and didn't disconnect or abandon?
He had a mate in two. Even if he had to go somewhere quickly it is shocking he didn't play two easy moves to finish off his game. There is the possibility that he didn't see it of course.
Final possibility I can think of is maybe he was scared of your rook battery and your knight eyeing a potential fork and couldn't find a way to defend.
12 days ago
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#10
Yeah I’m sure he resigned, I honestly thought I was winning maybe because I was playing more aggressively but looking back he was definitely winning so that’s why I’m so confused why he resigned
12 days ago
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#11
I think he probably resigned because he saw your rooks can take his knight. He probably thought to move the queen to defend the knight, then saw that this would possibly allow a knight fork on c2. This is of course flawed analysis, but it might be what was going on in his mind leading to a faulty resignation.
He did miss Qxg4+ followed by Qg7#.
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idk
i played black and i put this though analysis and they all say that white was winning yet white resigned? can anyone explain why? also during the game i thought i was winning towards the end but it white was winning by a lot, is it because he was up pieces? thanks for the help.
O-O Ba5 9. Re1 Bb6 10. Bb5 Qd7 11. Bf4 g5 12. Bg3 Ba5 13. a4 b6 14. b4 Bb7 15.
bxa5 Rfe8 16. axb6 cxb6 17. Bf1 a6 18. c4 Nb4 19. cxd5 Bxd5 20. Nc3 Be4 21. Nxe4
g4 22. Nh4 Re6 23. Nf5 Rae8 0-1