Here is one that went the other way. I am white and it is black to move. I am a minor piece down and my king is under attack but I do have a threat of my own.
My opponent has many moves, Qf8 works and my position is rather hopeless.
However my opponent played Qf7?? after which I hit him with Nxd6+ and he promptly resigned.
smart fork man
Once was exchange up six months ago, in state scholastic championship. Piece and pawn up, but if you looked at position then you would know that I was very unlucky. If I had won, I would have been in third place, but I got a draw since my king had no cover, even though many pawns existed!
that is so sad . keep trying buddy you will beat some other championship
That was when the 1% luck existed
In this position I was white and in spite of my opponent having a bishop I am totally winning. I've played 2 poor moves in the last few moves according to the engine and could have totally wiped him out if I hadn't made those but in this position I should still win, a simple hxg4 leaves me too many pawns too advanced for him to cope with.
But I decided to pin his bishop and follow up with f7 but totally overlooked that my opponent can play Rf3+.
Just a simple hxg4 and I'm covering f3 and he's totally tied up and I'm totally won.
Boy that gotta hurt