Here is mine:
The players were actually Wiede vs Goetz
What is the Dumbest or Most Embarrassing Move Ever Played?
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This would have been my best win at the time, by a distance.
Not giving it to Lynch on 2nd down & goal from the 1-yard line.
Odds are...one i played.
PaullHutchh wrote:
Kasparov's blunder against Anand at Geneva 1996
Not even in the top 100 at GM level. And it was rapid. Is a funny clip though.
Once I lost a game against an agressive player after which I challenged him for another game and activated my King right from the start and knocked out most of my opponent's pieces with mostly my king and enforced a resignation. That was the most crazy game I have ever played since I joined chess.com.
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imkan125 wrote:
Once I lost a game against an agressive player after which I challenged him for another game and activated my King right from the start and knocked out of most of my opponent's pieces with mostly my king and enforced a resignation. That was the most crazy game I have ever played since I joined chess.com.
Do you have a link?
ErnstStavroBlofeld1 wrote:
Do you have a link?
Unfortunately I don't have its link, it would be somewhere in my games archives but I literally won that game with my king to the shock of my opponent, it looked to me that he did not have the right response to my kings moves right from the start of the game, it is indeed unusual if you think about it.
What move do you think was the most nonsensical or/non logical/embarrasing move ypu have seen. Post a diagram or game.
I know that the first thing many are thinking is the Deep Fritz-Kramnik game