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i need to learn briliant moves
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Show me a game with briliant moves

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Sacrifice all your best pieces but still win. You;ll get a ton of brilliants. You also won't win.

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Try playing queen's gambit and learning the Greek gift.

The bishop sac is always considered a brilliant move in my games.

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Deadmanparty wrote:

Try playing queen's gambit and learning the Greek gift.

The bishop sac is always considered a brilliant move in my games.

Greek gift. So racist.

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Thanks

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Deadmanparty thanks

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Deadmanparty wrote:

Try playing queen's gambit and learning the Greek gift.

The bishop sac is always considered a brilliant move in my games.

Very good advice

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I get this pattern checkmate quite often, probably the most common pattern.

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Here's a few openings that have brilliants.

My most common brilliants are bishop or rook sacs to get checkmate.

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Maybe you should look for sacs at the right time then you'll get brilliant

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Now i will show You a game with great moves

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https://www.chess.com/live/game/146076202748

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https://www.chess.com/live/game/146074809012

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94.9 accuracy

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Stop challenging me I'm busy

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Just_an_average_player136 wrote:

Stop challenging me I'm busy send me in oriv

You could just

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1vladialex wrote:
Just_an_average_player136 wrote:

Stop challenging me I'm busy send me in oriv

You could just

Why did you edit my comment

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1vladialex wrote:
i need to learn briliant moves

No you don't.

You won't get better results if you start chasing "brilliant moves", which is a worthless label anyway.

What you should do is try and stop playing elementary blunders.

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https://link.chess.com/play/g08PUZ