That’s why I asked earlier how many people accidentally play a brilliant move. Rg8+ is just obvious
The game where I made a Brilliant Move!
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Aug 15, 2020
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#23
Swampy-Gum wrote:
Crusader_For_Christ wrote:
Wow @ Swampy-Gum, neat game!
Hehe thanks... your 100% brilliant move reminded me of it.
xD
Brilliant
P1NK_B3AST wrote:
Brilliant
Thank you!
Crusader_For_Christ wrote:
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:
I like that we are here to discuss your "Brilliant" move. Congrats.
December_TwentyNine wrote:
Clearly the OP was excited to discover that he played a brilliant move, but didn't realize it was brilliant until after analysis. I think he's going really good, if he takes out time to study his games, even after a win. It's what I should be doing....
+1
I mean, I knew during the game that it looked like quite a great move. Either my opponent was 'meet' with mate, or I would have gone up a queen. . .
Nice @ annoyingtriangle!
This the first game I had with no mistakes
Aida_Amin wrote:
Swampy-Gum wrote:
Crusader_For_Christ wrote:
Wow @ Swampy-Gum, neat game!
Hehe thanks... your 100% brilliant move reminded me of it.
xD
Thanks Aida - I'll have to translate xD on google but I'm sure its something nice LOL
Aug 16, 2020
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#33
I am not saying you can't be proud of having made a "brilliant move" but like other said, they do happen. The most important detail is not how the move turned out to be, but whether you tried to calculate it and expected it to be brilliant.
Drawgood wrote:
I am not saying you can't be proud of having made a "brilliant move" but like other said, they do happen. The most important detail is not how the move turned out to be, but whether you tried to calculate it and expected it to be brilliant.
While I was playing the game I saw that it was a great move for me (if I remember). . .
P1NK_B3AST wrote:
This the first game I had with no mistakes
Wow, nice!
Aug 17, 2020
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#36
Lukas_the_Great wrote:
lol no It was bullet though It was 11 moves
ok
There was nothing "brilliant" about the move 21...Rg8+