Brilliant move!! Bxf6

my first brilliant move 

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/21024052229

bishop takes h7 is not too hard to see if you know the Greek gift sacrifice ( that was it. most of the time the knight and queen come in

That is not how the greek gift sacrifice works

But its similar

The brilliant move was Bxf6, not the sacrifice itself

Actually, the greek gift sacrifice does knight move and then a queen move not a rook move

first game: cool! a modern greek gift I'd say.

second game: very nice! using that lost bishop for checkmate, that's such an Art.

These two games show how dubious the "brilliant move" designation can be.  While in the first game 18. Bxf6 is a great idea with the follow up of 19. Bxh7+ but one would think the 19. Bxh7+ bishop sacrifice would get the brilliant move designation.  And in the second game obviously one cannot argue the merit of capturing the hanging piece with 20. Bxh5, obviously the winning move, but I would hardly call it brilliant.

Nevertheless, two well played games.

What do you mean lost bishop

#1 - can white get more than a draw after thw absolutely forced 21...Bh4?

Well done!

I won