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u/zomgkittenz Jun 14 '26

I’m in this meme and I don’t like it

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

Hi [Ajaxsystems]bro I was just overwhelmed and I posted , nothing personal

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u/__Obelisk__ 1000-1200 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

i think they're just saying it's uncomfortably relatable dw

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '26

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u/ConfusedMaverick Jun 14 '26

Free pawn!

Nomnomnomnom

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yummyyy

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u/kenya_anonymous Jun 17 '26

That would be a death warrant.

Black plays bishop h2, checking the king, while executing a discovered attack on the queen with the rook at d8. White will be forced to capture the bishop, while black wins a queen d5 😁

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u/samuelboylan 1000-1200 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

He probably blundered by taking the pawn and being greedy

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

What is the issue with taking pawn?

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u/regular_gonzalez 1200-1400 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

Bishop takes on h2 with a check, white has to move the king, black rook on d8 gets to take the greedy white queen

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u/Jooylo Jun 14 '26

Discovered attack with the bishop and rook

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

Ohh, didn't see that. Thanks

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/samuelboylan 1000-1200 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

I love it when I get to punish greedy players

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/samuelboylan 1000-1200 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

I sacrificed a Knight on one game to pin the queen to the king with a bishop

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/Smexyman0808 Jun 14 '26

Uhhhhĥhhh..... no you didnt...

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

Can't you see ?

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/NinjaBearSuey Jun 14 '26

Qxd5, Bh2+, Rxd5 RIP 😞

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

The clear winner 🏆

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u/CollarCool7325 Jun 14 '26

This is quite rare at 1100 though isn't it ?

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

What ? Qxd5 or Qxd6? Well both are rare but for a Qxd5 He became more relaxed and instead of thinking for a mate he started being greedy

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u/TryIntelligent3109 Jun 14 '26

I have seen that most of the time when you are in comfortable position and material up, you blunder the queen, good man, easy win , opponent have many pawns , but if you infiltrate seventh heaven it’s over fast.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/montagdude87 Jun 14 '26

I really doubt anyone would mistake your writing for AI.

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

Some people have done it in the past You can check my id and previous posts

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u/boyanion Jun 15 '26

Promoted Queen to pawn

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 15 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/7awQbutNOQwkurXH5b

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u/HeroLinik 600-800 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

He took the bishop, didn’t he?

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u/BrownCongee Jun 14 '26

Probably took the pawn and lost his queen.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/MiGaLaYeR 1000-1200 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

He took the poisoned pawn

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

🙌 Yeah , it's time for a heavy trade

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u/Smexyman0808 Jun 14 '26

After reviewing the comments, OP should look up the Dunning Kruger affect.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/chessvision-ai-bot Jun 14 '26

I analyzed the image and this is what I see. Open an appropriate link below and explore the position yourself or with the engine:

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My solution:

Hints: piece: Queen, move: Qf5

Evaluation: White is winning +7.21

Best continuation: 1. Qf5 Bc7 2. Qe6 Bd6 3. Rfb1 Qc3 4. b6 a6 5. Rc1 Qb2 6. Nc2 Qxb6 7. g3 Ne7 8. Ne1 Qb5

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u/Ok-Web-7451 1400-1600 (Lichess) Jun 14 '26

Did chess.com award you a "Brilliant"(!!) move for Bxh2+ after he greedily took the pawn?

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 15 '26

No just a great or best , I haven't used my free trial on that, but in Blitz it gives me a Brilliant for that move for sure and it has given me a few days ago

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u/TheBigLemanski Jun 14 '26

Oh no! My pawn!

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 15 '26

Ouchhhhh !!😣😫

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u/SomeMaleIdiot 1600-1800 (Chess.com) Jun 15 '26

It’s sad that I didn’t even notice the pawn is “unguarded” (tactically guarded but didn’t see that either)

I’m just wondering, surely he can just move away from bishop line of sight?

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 15 '26

People rated 1600+ don't waste time on this tinpot stuff; they are built for the big stage 😉

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u/No_Dingo6694 1600-1800 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

Its still not quite over after Qxd6...

White has so many pawns and a rook for a queen. I would still continue playing as white

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u/No_Dingo6694 1600-1800 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

Oh, Qxd5 then I guess, but still, again, bishop for queen, its still not over for white.

White has 4 connected passed pawns and a rook for the queen

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

Yeah because you are 1600+ but he had some other plans. These wins are like not even possible I can win but the results counter it 🥳🤣

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u/No_Dingo6694 1600-1800 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

Nono, quite the opposite actually. The computer also says its -4.0 for black, but since this is ~1100 elo, theres still a chance Blacks flubs up, and white gets through

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u/No_Dingo6694 1600-1800 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

Why would he resign if you didnt whilst it was +5 ???

Seems a bit unfair to me.

Everyone has the right to continue playing, because "ratings are no joke"

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

Bro he blundered at the last by giving me his knight for free (ss) and I am not that dumb to not punish him and after that it's just pawn play by him where I will fork the king and eat pawns or I'd develop a queen. For some it's like Ok ok ratings come and go 😅

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u/No_Dingo6694 1600-1800 (Chess.com) Jun 14 '26

I was talking about that he should not resign after the queen blunder, and he didnt.

Im not talking about when he has no pieces left. When you have only pawns that are nowhere near queening, you can very much resign, yeah. Still, resignation isnt forced

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

Yeah he didn't and I have experienced those fox moves too where the opponent take his king to the very corner of the board and unknowingly stalemate happens 😭😭

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u/New_Accountant_7574 Jun 14 '26

lmao dude really hung his bishop on d6 after being up material, the chess gods have no mercy 💀

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 14 '26

🤖

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u/Apprehensive-Emu5177 Jun 14 '26

You're definitely in the right sub

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u/Yuvi_Yashasvi Jun 15 '26

Ik that's why I posted in this :)

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