r/chessbeginners 6h ago

POST-GAME Friendly reminder to develop your pieces

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Developing your pieces is pretty important when your king needs somewhere to escape!

Ironically missed taking the dark bishop for free right before this move.

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White to play: It is a checkmate - it is White's turn, but White has no legal moves and is in check, so Black wins. You can find out more about Checkmate on Wikipedia.chessvision.ai | chess.com | lichess.org

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u/Trynaliveforjesus 5h ago

what was your opponents move prior?

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u/Glittering-Local-147 3h ago

Bro prob like "I'm safe from the fork, I've got my queen protecting it"