When I sacrificed my Queen was my SECOND BRILLIANT MOVE, just after moving my Bishop to the corner.
My first two Brilliant Moves in a row!
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Bh1 prevents a knight fork after Rxh2?? Qxh2. Without the bishop guarding the f3 square, after Qxh2, black had Nf3, forking the king and queen.
It started with me playing with one bad opening, The Grob Opening following some starting moves from the opening ('cause I watch GothamChess), having a worse position than black, and Blundering a knight/horse, but my opponent didn't see the moves, after a couple of trades I moved my Bishop to h1, my VERY FIRST BRILLIANT MOVE, I don't know why
but I do not complain, after he takes my knight/horse with his Rook I capture it with my Queen sacrificing it because I knew it was a Blunder and if my opponent takes my Queen I mate him with a Rook on the Backrank and winning the rest of the game.