Here's the game:
(Somehow it wasn't working before).
The game where I made a Brilliant Move!
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Jegm1 wrote:
Nice
Thanks!
cool!
ive never played a brilliant move before
impressive. that was brilliant!
I wonder how often people accidentally play a brilliant move...
lol @ Swampy-Gum
Brilliant moves probably happen accidentally all the time.....check out the blunder of my rook and the brilliance that ensued:
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Mako_Cat wrote:
I wonder how often people accidentally play a brilliant move...
I didn’t know it was a brilliant move when I played it on the board until after I analyzed the game!
Wow @ Swampy-Gum, neat game!
Crusader_For_Christ wrote:
Wow @ Swampy-Gum, neat game!
Hehe thanks... your 100% brilliant move reminded me of it.
Aug 14, 2020
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I have never had a game with a brilliant move lol although I had a 99.9 accuracy lol
Aug 14, 2020
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#17
Lukas, did you really have a 99.9 accuracy in a game? It was more than three or four moves, right?
ResurrectedSon wrote:
Lukas, did you really have a 99.9 accuracy in a game? It was more than three or four moves, right?
it was 5
This was played in a 3|2 Blitz (
) time control.
Just before you jump into viewing the game, I also wanted to add that this was quite an immense game, not only because of the brilliant move played in it but also because it is the highest rating I have ever gotten in my blitz chess yet (or at least on Chess.com)!
It's down below!
Really the only 'continuation' after Qc6+ would be the one and only move, Qf3, but this is meet with QxQf3# (Mate).
After Qc6+, though, my opponent resigned.
Here's a screenshot of the brilliant move on analysis: