https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/978412986488217603/1108530748211859486/board.jpg Here Nxe5 is a brilliant move because if pawn takes, the queen takes forking the king and knight. if nothing happens, the queen is gone. P Thank you to @CAMERONI13, who was with me in person and helped me make the move.
what does it take to get a brilliant move!
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LCchessssssssss you are so relatable.
i think its a sacrifice
Yeety yeety yeety yeety I have made moves like that and they are great at best.
yeetyeetyeetyeety wrote:
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/78295203733?tab=analysis in this game Re7+ is a brilliant move because I sacrificed the ROOOOOOK to make a discovered attack on the queen, which made him resign.
why did he resign?
Note: If you are under 1000, NEVER RESIGN.
It's impossible for me
Hey
They usually are moves that set up mate or sac something for more material, very hard to find tho
I haven't got brilliant moves since so it's less likely to happen I think
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/pgn/32Jyw8hhrE?tab=review has a brilliant move and it sacrifices the queen. here's the brilliant move:
review it if you want
PipInTheApple wrote:
Rook takes g4 is considered a brilliant move, this is one I got fairly recently but I don't know how to attach the game so these screenshots should be good enough, I think the idea is that if bishop takes rook, the queen takes the pawn on f3 and if the bishop takes the other rook its forced checkmate and it's very difficult to avoid, i'm not sure exactly what makes this brilliant and not just best move but yeah this is my contribution
it allows black to fork pieces though
I did not get one yet
Jun 13, 2023
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Do you guys think the computer factors in elo when deciding if a move is brilliant? I'm wondering because it seems as though beginners get close to the same amount of brilliant moves as advanced players, so maybe it's with respect to your rating? For example, I know I once got a brilliant move on a tactic that probably would have been obvious for anyone above like 1800.
Well usually brilliant moves involve sacrificing a piece(or pieces), usually important pieces to either win material, checkmating the king or to gain stalemate.
As you can see, Rxf7+ is brilliant because after the king takes, the queen checks from f1, forking the king and the rook, and then after the king moves, the queen takes the opponent's rook. Here white gains an extra pawn.
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/78295203733?tab=analysis in this game Re7+ is a brilliant move because I sacrificed the ROOOOOOK to make a discovered attack on the queen, which made him resign.