How To get briliant move?
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Hello everyone, can you tell me, how to get the briliant move in the chess in your opinion?
Apr 7, 2025
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Look deeply into your positions, look for the ingenious moves that are “brilliant”. Look ahead a few moves to find great plans.
Thanks yao wang
Apr 7, 2025
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A brilliant move in chess.com is probably a great sacrifice, one that leads to a check mate or something else like that
Thanks for your opinion,the golden apple
Apr 8, 2025
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I agree with TheEloCollector1. Sometimes even sacrificing you queen is the best option. It will shock your opponent, so that they will try to checkmate your king while your main piece is not on the board. This then normally makes their guard slip a little, leaving an opening for you.
Good luck with your next game! 
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Apr 8, 2025
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Yao_Wang, what you said about looking deeply into your positions is really good advice. You sound really wise. Do you have any other tips for when i compete in my school's chess tournament?
Yao_Wang wrote:
Look deeply into your positions, look for the ingenious moves that are “brilliant”. Look ahead a few moves to find great plans.
Is this chatGPT? It smells like that, and it has nothing to do with the truth.
TheEloCollector1 wrote:
A brilliant move in chess.com is probably a great sacrifice, one that leads to a check mate or something else like that
It's simpler: on chess.com a "brilliant move" is: a sacrifice that is good.
It doesn't have to be the best move (but close). It doesn't have to make any sense.
wow you all give good opinions
من در تمام بازی هایم یک یا دو حرکت درخشان دارم و خیلی حرکت های عالی دیگر. این حرکات کلید پیروزی های زیاد من است.
من در تمام بازی هایم یک یا دو انیمیشن درخشان دارم و خیلی حرکت های عالی دیگر. این حرکات کلید پیروزی های زیاد من است.
yeah magipi is right
Apr 8, 2025
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magipi wrote:
Yao_Wang wrote:
Look deeply into your positions, look for the ingenious moves that are “brilliant”. Look ahead a few moves to find great plans.
Is this chatGPT? It smells like that, and it has nothing to do with the truth.
It's really not. Also, it does have some truth, a brilliant move is usually an ingenious move. You are definitely right about it being a sacrifice but the question was how to get one so I was trying to help.
Apr 8, 2025
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Adelaide20 wrote:
Yao_Wang, what you said about looking deeply into your positions is really good advice. You sound really wise. Do you have any other tips for when i compete in my school's chess tournament?
Basically: if you see an opportunity for a brilliant blunder (like @TheEloCollector1 was saying), look into the position and try and see if that position will work out. It's pretty easy for some people to jump for a sacrifice in an attempt at a brilliant move while not seeing the outcome.
Apr 8, 2025
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#17
OH MY GOD, I JUST REALIZED I SAID "Brilliant blunder". THAT IS NOT WHAT I MEANT 😩
Yao_Wang wrote:
OH MY GOD, I JUST REALIZED I SAID "Brilliant blunder". THAT IS NOT WHAT I MEANT 😩
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