what does it take to get a brilliant move!
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octopodian
Jan 8, 2024
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#161
Knight sacrifice into discovered attack on the queen
Can someone tell me what a good opening is???
Feb 23, 2024
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#167
In the little quotes that appear at the bottom of game reviews I once saw that the brilliant moves involve sacrifices, whereas the great moves occur with a move that changes the course of the game.
When you not win, and your king not place to step, you can sacrifice a queen all other figures and you get a stalemat
I'd suggest for people to not care about getting brilliants, or greats. the game review is very flawed in many ways. You could make a move which makes you lose 8 points of material and the review will list it as a mistake. You could Miss capturing 5 points of material and the review could class it as a blunder.
Its not consistent. just play chess, use the review with caution.
Rxe6
I don't know how but I got 2 brilliant moves in 1 match!!!
Apr 14, 2024
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#173
I just played a brilliant move yesterday, it was really funny.
Apr 16, 2024
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#174
ForensicBlunders wrote:
Another one I played Ra4. After Rxc8, Qxb3. There's no way to prevent checkmate on both a2 and b2. White resigns.
Apr 18, 2024
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#175
You guys should read the earlier pages, as it has been explained many times that brilliant moves are awarded to sacrifices, and great moves are ones that change the course of the game ( cause a shift in the eval bar ).
Apr 18, 2024
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#176
Once had a position where I could promote a pawn to a queen but both promotion squares where defended by the same bishop. One promotion was a best move and the other, the one I took was a brilliant move because it was a slightly better position
Apr 20, 2024
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#177
I had a move I played and I knew it was going to be brilliant, it wasn’t a accidental brilliant move as all of my other brilliant moves were. However, I miss played and lost the game
for some reason a brilliant move is a sacrifice mostly. I got a red brilliant that includes a queen sacrifice.
