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When you played g5, white could simply take it with the c1 bishop.
Again, you are throwing away material for no good reason.


Don't just read it. Click on the link and follow the game move by move.



Any high rated person would just take all the pieces you throw away and win every game. Not only you'd lose 0-100 in a 100 game match, but also none of the games would be competitive.

Any high rated person would just take all the pieces you throw away and win every game. Not only you'd lose 0-100 in a 100 game match, but also none of the games would be competitive.
are you saying i could beat him by chomping on hanging pieces? i thought you couldn't win games by chomping on hanging pieces.

Any high rated person would just take all the pieces you throw away and win every game. Not only you'd lose 0-100 in a 100 game match, but also none of the games would be competitive.
are you saying i could beat him by chomping on hanging pieces? i thought you couldn't win games by chomping on hanging pieces.
You can beat most players by the method. No one has ever disputed that.
Guess what ? People are calling you a troll because you abuse and mock low rated players and abuse and mock chess.com. Not because of that particular piece of advice.

maybe you are too drunk or stoned to understand why your moves are bad. you are like 250 rated. u can make random moves and win games at your rating. it doesnt mean they were good moves. if u want to get better then look at the revies and try to understand why your moves were so bad. if u dont want to get better then just do ur drugs and stay at your current rating. there is no point to this game so whichever suites you is the right answer for you, but the engine is extremely helpful and always correct if u want to understand why your check mate setup moves are bad. they will absolutely not work against higher rated opponents, but you have to decide if thats a problem for you or not.
Here is an example, your last won game:
https://www.chess.com/game/live/137991375808?username=mightbdrunkorstoned
In the game, you are fixated on your "plan" to mate on f7, but that has almost no chance of working as black has a pawn on e6. When you played 6. Bc4, that doesn't threaten anything. More importantly, that 6. Bc4 is a blunder: you could have won a piece instead with 6. Bxa6 Bxa6 7. Qxc6+.
The next move black plays 7. - Nb4, threatening to play Nc2+ and win your rook. You completely ignore that to play a random move. An opponent with a brain would have simply won your rook and you lose. But of course this opponent didn't.
Another move later, black miraculously moves his e6 pawn, allowing Qxf7 mate. The engine certainly didn't expect that.
You only won that game because your opponent played random moves without thinking. Higher rated players won't be doing that. If you want to improve, you need to pay attention to what your opponent doing, instead of following your own plan that shouldn't work.