Most brilliant move of all time?

My opponent played this. They got a brilliant.

Considering time hasn't ended yet i think this is a premature discussion...

Lol, basic endgame opposition.  I could play that in my sleep. 

I'm kinda jealous that I can't get brilliant moves that easily. I thought it was funny so I put it as my pfp.

It's hilarious!  As a side note, though, chess.com needs to seriously revamp or replace CAPS soon.  It's becoming more and more apparent that it's just garbage, especially when you compare it with the fact that SF comes free on its own.  If the entire point of CAPS is to explain to people what the engine is trying to say, it needs to actually explain correctly what the engine means, and the engine needs to be going at a depth deep enough to be confident about its evaluations.

And here's a strange echo of it:

👌 For me these sort of sacrifices on empty squares really do count as brilliant. Here is another candidate. 

Was this your game? I saw a master game with this same idea.

Ha ha no chance I have the skills to find such a move! Here is the full game, perhaps the game you're thinking of. 

for me its the traxler, its just soo badass

Of course, Bronstein also played many beautiful combinations:

Bronstein vs Korchnoi, Moscow vs Leningrad match, 1962

I know Gothamchess just did a video on this, but this is too brilliant to not share.

8 Brilliant Moves in a game https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/pgn/5e2Qhtkcfg

Oh, you're hilarious.

Until you realize that isn't even close to the record

Yeah it was insanely brilliant 

The bobby Fischer game