Could not lie that move was very epic - I don't think I have any moves on here that would be profound enough to post yet haha
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BlackYagami wrote:
Could not lie that move was very epic - I don't think I have any moves on here that would be profound enough to post yet haha
Thanks!
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also please put a link to the analysis so we know your not lying of your brilliancy.
Im not saying you liar, just so we are sure 
Jan 27, 2021
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Is it just me, or are almost all brilliant moves preceded by a mistake from the opponent?
Jan 27, 2021
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talliholic wrote:
also please put a link to the analysis so we know your not lying of your brilliancy.
Im not saying you liar, just so we are sure
Ok. I just played rather... shamefully before and after the brilliancy.
Jan 27, 2021
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BlackLawliet wrote:
how do you upload games?
Post the link on chess.com to the analysis
Jan 27, 2021
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find in your archive the game where you made the brilliant move, then copy paste the link and then click on a clip paper where you post comment and paste the link on "Url" and then put the text to display that could be the link or something like "My brilliant move" or something like that.
Jan 27, 2021
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Also, if you like a particular brilliancy, make sure to repost it with a +1 under it.
Jan 27, 2021
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Tonya_Harding wrote:
Engines find some human moves brilliant, because they are instructed to first ignore these moves in their primary search for "candidate moves". They'll consider these moves only if they did not find anything good enough and/or have got enough time for it.
Hence, i've find some "brilliant" moves I played were pretty obvious to a human Chess player (with according level), and the engine rather dumb not to see it.
I appreciate the info. This is part of the reason that I made this forum. I wanted to see how humans rate moves compared to bots. None the less, I still love seeing a good old brilliancy!
BlackLawliet wrote:
Please post your brilliancies here so we can decide on who's is the best! If you want to vote for someone's brilliancy, just repost it and add an indicator that you are voting for it, such as a +1. To start us off, here is mine:Bxe6!!
Also, it would be preferable if you based your judgments on the complexity of the move, rather than just picking queen sacrifices. For example, a pawn move may not seem as good as a queen sacrifice, but it may be harder to find/requires more calculation to play successfully.
Thankyou!
+1
Jan 27, 2021
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kingsindianattack7 wrote:
BlackLawliet wrote:
Please post your brilliancies here so we can decide on who's is the best! If you want to vote for someone's brilliancy, just repost it and add an indicator that you are voting for it, such as a +1. To start us off, here is mine:Bxe6!!
Also, it would be preferable if you based your judgments on the complexity of the move, rather than just picking queen sacrifices. For example, a pawn move may not seem as good as a queen sacrifice, but it may be harder to find/requires more calculation to play successfully.
Thankyou!
+1
Thanks for the up vote!
Please post your brilliancies here so we can decide on who's is the best! If you want to vote for someone's brilliancy, just repost it and add an indicator that you are voting for it, such as a +1. To start us off, here is mine:
Bxe6!!
Also, it would be preferable if you based your judgments on the complexity of the move, rather than just picking queen sacrifices. For example, a pawn move may not seem as good as a queen sacrifice, but it may be harder to find/requires more calculation to play successfully.
Thankyou!