Queen Sacrifice
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Not at all complex but I still gave up the queen for mate
You blundered your Knight, yet, your opponent did not capture it!
When?
On move 5. You played Ng4. The reason that this is a blunder is White can simply take your knight. With the bishop. You can't capture back, because of White's queen. Your opponent failed to find this tactic! I'm just a bit surprised as this is a 1400s match.
Charizard_637 wrote:
On move 5. You played Ng4. The reason that this is a blunder is White can simply take your knight. With the bishop. You can't capture back, because of White's queen. Your opponent failed to find this tactic! I'm just a bit surprised as this is a 1400s match.
True but on move 6 you mean
an example for killer knight achievement
Charizard_637 wrote:
On move 5. You played Ng4. The reason that this is a blunder is White can simply take your knight. With the bishop. You can't capture back, because of White's queen. Your opponent failed to find this tactic! I'm just a bit surprised as this is a 1400s match.
completely wrong!
Abrahamnilso wrote:
Charizard_637 wrote:
On move 5. You played Ng4. The reason that this is a blunder is White can simply take your knight. With the bishop. You can't capture back, because of White's queen. Your opponent failed to find this tactic! I'm just a bit surprised as this is a 1400s match.
True but on move 6 you mean
My bad
Ohh im silly
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All Downvoted - Black played correctly.
The Knight move looks like an error, but it actually isn’t an error.
Its a Book Move.
@Post #8
Upvoted - You are correct.
Qh4 is the key intermezzo move to ensure Black doesn’t lose a piece.