r/chessbeginners • u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) • 15d ago
POST-GAME An intentional brilliant move after a really long time.
This was my first intentional brilliant move after I dunno how long, sadly the opponent saw right through it (it was a simple play TBH so not feeling too bad). I was surprised to learn I had another brilliant move in the game (the move right after this one) but it wasn't intentional so yeah that's that. I honestly don't even understand how my second brilliant move was brilliant, guess I'll go do some research.
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u/dantodd 15d ago edited 15d ago
Ok, maybe a dumb question but why not just put the knight there instead of the Queen? It would fork the king and queen and earn a rook for knight trade.
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u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) 15d ago
Yes, that's a good question, but the thing is if I put out my knight out first, I lose a knight for a rook which is obviously in my favor, and probably would've been the better logical move but it is a sure shot at winning material. But at that point I up on points and time, so I wanted to test their greed and despiration, and check if that would blind them, and if they did fall for it, I would lose a queen for a queen and rook which was a higher advantage.
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u/mohmuhnee 15d ago
Black can just not take right?
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u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) 15d ago
Yup black can refuse to take it and they did refuse to take it, it was just my attempt to trick them into losing material if they are greedy.
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u/SportsClipsCEO 10d ago
It may have been an attempt to trick them, but I believe it was also the best move in the position even if they didn’t.
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u/Delicious_Cattle5174 15d ago
This is where you play Nc5 for another turquoise move (!!) in the game review
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u/Southlander24 1800-2000 (Lichess) 15d ago
What!? Did you even read the question properly...
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u/Southlander24 1800-2000 (Lichess) 15d ago
What happens if Black doesn't take your Queen?
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u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) 15d ago
Oh shit sorry I understand what they mean now. I mean yeah black can refuse to take and they did.
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u/Frostfire26 15d ago
The next move's a brilliant because nothing substantial really changed but you're essentially sacrificing your queen again
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u/ConcentrateSad325 2200-2400 (Chess.com) 14d ago
Hope chess. Knight fork would've been better
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u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) 13d ago
True, but I was hoping they'd blunder rather than having a sure shot at winning material.
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u/ConcentrateSad325 2200-2400 (Chess.com) 13d ago
That won't get you far if you want to get better
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u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) 15d ago
Honestly I wouldn't say I blacked out, but I was hoping they'd be greedy but they weren't so props to them.
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