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what's your next move? Take or move pawn? Provided he doesn't see he can grab your queen...

If this is by accident (which it probably is) then 0/10, if you calculated it (which you probably didn't) then its 7/10

@err0r909, next move was rook takes, it was mate in 4 after that but my opponent blundered mate in 2 lol

@smoth3redcheckm8, ik it feels like an accident doesn't it?

ok, I see.

Yet, it's risky with a queen covering and reversing game. Just my thoughts, correct me if wrong. So, he is at move I would grab your queen with mine and the game is reversed.

feels weird..... looks like a blunder for me, lol

@err0r909, after you take my queen there's a mate in 4, Rxb7 Kc8, Rxc7 Kb8, Rb7+ Kc8, Nb6 or Nxe7

Or after you take my queen, Rxb7 Ka8, Nxc7#

In reality and I don't want to argue, he will have the overhand and he controls the centre with a horse that can chess you in 1 move and keep put pressure.

I am confused, I checked with the engine, it says it's a forced mate if you take the queen

well engine is wrong I guess... but I get out of that situation with ease.

@err0r909, can you please tell me how? It will help improve my chess

From that queen taken your rook advances anyway, he moves his king to right/ his left. On top Then, let's say, you move your other Rook in same position below. He still can move his king to where his queen is.

That is 1 example, I hope it helps and if I'm wrong feel free to correct me. good luck.

No bro, when my rook takes the pawn on b7 with a check, it doesn't matter which way the king goes it's mate either ways

yes but not a chess-mate, I agree the mate that's why just gonna move to the side, you put your rook 1 forward > he can still move where where his queen was. You let's say then get the other rook in line > his queen will get in not to mention that he will have 2 rooks covering backline.