How can I get a brilliant Move?

I've played chess games for hours but still can't get a brilliant move. It feels impossible.

Brilliant move is when you make a really good sacrifice. Also don't play too much or you'll just make yourself tired mentally. Btw if you see someone plays this opening as black, do this

The knight sacrifice is a brilliant move

Or at least it is in the last time I game reviewed a game like that

Thanks but I can't find anyone that plays f6 on the second move

Wouldn't stress about trying to find a brilliant move. Keep practicing and playing eventually the opportunity will arise. The engine deems a move to be brilliant when you play the best move and it is particularly difficult to find. It generally involves sacrificing a piece but not always. The "smothered mate" is one that set play attack that will generally be considered brilliant if you sacrifice your queen in the build up.

Any good sacrifice will do.

Most low rated players get one by accident: they blunder a piece, and it turns out to be not a blunder for reasons that they have no idea about.

This shows that yes, playing a "brilliant move" has no value.

I rushed in a bullet game and protected the pawn with my bishop. I did not realise my bishop was hanging. I accidently got a brilliant sacrifice.

Maybe you'll find it someday. It sometimes happens to me and I'm around 850 rapid too

get gud

Keep playing, as you get better there eventually will be one. I wish you luck!

It has value if you follow it up with the right moves. Obviously if you didn't follow it up it was a fluke and not really brilliant.

i dont think you can be talking

you have no brilliants

I get lots of so-called brilliant moves. If you don't see the results of what happens when you sacrifice a piece to open up a position then it probably won't happen.

You could also learn a few traps. Here is a famous trap, an opponent walked into it yesterday.

That is called Légal's mate. It includes a briliant move sacrificing your own Queen for checkmate.

I also just played a brilliant, I didn't know this one beforehand but I got it when sacrificing to start an attack.

Hope these help you learn how to do 'brilliant' sacrificing moves.

Chess.com's program doesn't think this way. It awards the "brilliant" title on any good sacrifice, even is the player misses the follow-up.