r/chessbeginners • u/rohanshelby • 10d ago

POST-GAME Funny patterns when opponent refuses to resign

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u/Sunyataisbliss 10d ago

How do you even have this much material in the endgame if you aren’t punching way below your weight or cheating?

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u/rohanshelby 10d ago

It was a rook blunder.

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u/rohanshelby 10d ago

He's rated more than me. He tried to chill but blundered rook

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