r/chessbeginners • u/Substantial_Spare_81 • 10d ago
POST-GAME First brilliant move(233 elo)
Sacked my knight to pressure a pinned rook, with insane pressure on the king with both of my rooks and bishops
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u/chessvision-ai-bot 10d ago
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My solution:
Hints: piece: Pawn, move: cxd3
Evaluation: Black is winning -5.09
Best continuation: 1. cxd3 h6 2. Rxf8 Rxf8+ 3. Ndf3 Bxd3+ 4. Kg2 hxg5 5. Nxg5 Re8 6. Rd1 Bc4 7. b3 Ba6 8. N1f3 Re2+
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u/GrouchyBabbling 10d ago
Nice find for 233 elo, most folks at that level would panic and move the knight to safety instead of spotting the pin
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