How is sacrificing both of my rooks for a checkmate attack not a brilliant move?
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cooldog19132
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#2
on move 31 I played dxe6 which sacrifices my rook and h1 and next my rook on a1 for a checkmate attack and a chance to lure the queen away from defense not a brilliant move.
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#3
on move 15, I played nxg6 which was a less impressive move, but it still got a brilliant!
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#5
Because your opponent could have avoided it. It was their choice to make the blunder, not yours
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#6
Because you would have been winning anyway if they hadn’t taken the rooks
A few reasons:
You were already winning by a large margin.
Your opponent blundered by grabbing the rooks.
