Has anybody ever gotten a brilliant move?

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sammyp_222

Is it just me or has ANYBODY ever gotten a brilliant move is chess.com?

Frozenmemories

Yes, but most of the time it's accidental, for example there are two legal king moves and you make one at random and the computer says it's brilliant because it sees a 20 move sequence you avoided. I've got one legitimate, intentional brilliant move before as part of a checkmate sequence

Woollensock2
All my moves are brilliant ! ✌️😎
AtaChess68
I had one a few days ago.
alex00112233

Once. And tbh, I didn't find it so special.

ShaanThebest

To make one brilliant move, it takes 10 blunders for the opponent to do

CastawayWill

I made one brilliant and I have in between 100 and 200 games

CastawayWill

same with mine

CastawayWill

Except  a chess.com user named Hazemshaheen made a brilliant move against me once and my game fell apart after the move

laurengoodkindchess

I have gotten a brilliant move at least once.  This was several months ago.  

EFATO
Got one today. Was a pretty obvious move.
SamtheMan

I have had one, it was pretty easy to see, I know because my opponent resigned right after I played it.

 

Rancid-Knight

Yes. And it didn't even seem so brilliant

Forbinator97

Yes. happy.png On move 14: https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/7488843489?tab=analysis

Don't ask me why it's brilliant though.

yao-c

its just random for me

 

CastawayWill

Hikaru had a game with 3 brilliant moves

tylerpaterno
Heck no 😭
SalsaTurkey

Not so far, but I've only really been playing for a month. I feel freakin' brilliant when it says that I found the only good move, though... if only I did that more often meh.png

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Inyavan12
Frozenmemories wrote:

Yes, but most of the time it's accidental, for example there are two legal king moves and you make one at random and the computer says it's brilliant because it sees a 20 move sequence you avoided. I've got one legitimate, intentional brilliant move before as part of a checkmate sequence