You know how chess.com has a "brilliant move" feature? Well in this rare example I managed to get two in a row.. just thought I would share (note: turn self analysis off or it will not show for you)
https://www.chess.com/a/25G1CMqCA2Jo9Q
share the original game link
Wow---
umm.... you have achived the unachievable greatness, congratulations
but now: srsly, HOW??
Interesting...
umm.... you have achived the unachievable greatness, congratulations
but now: srsly, HOW??
Update: I just got four moves in a row lol https://www.chess.com/a/BrxgUYrS2Jo9Q
umm.... you have achived the unachievable greatness, congratulations
but now: srsly, HOW??
Update: I just got four moves in a row lol https://www.chess.com/a/BrxgUYrS2Jo9Q
Bruh. That's from an opposition puzzle that we all learned to solve when studying endgames.
The first example was very interesting though.
umm.... you have achived the unachievable greatness, congratulations
but now: srsly, HOW??
Update: I just got four moves in a row lol https://www.chess.com/a/BrxgUYrS2Jo9Q
Ok, i have no idea why that's brilliant, that's basic opposition... Lol
Yes, I agree. And yes it was from an opposition puzzle I just set it up in analysis and it said it was brilliant
I think the caps just takes the difference between centipawns of the best move and the next two best moves and if the best move is significantly better than the next best move it’s considered brilliant by the engine
2 in a row? That's impossible!
wow how
? No idea