I got 2 brilliant moves in 1 game
How rare are "brilliant" moves according to chess.com's analysis?
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13 days ago
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#43
I got another 1 (I'm pretty sure it's as I'm 700 elohttps://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/137341548698?tab=review
11 days ago
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#44
now im starting to wonder how many brilliant moves ive made and just havent analysed
10 days ago
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#48
7 days ago
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#49
bruh I made 4 brilliant moves but I did them all by accident
6 days ago
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#53
On my last engine it said this wasn't a brilliant move
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/137590234326?tab=review
3 days ago
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#56
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Apparently the knight sacrifice on the 6th move is a brilliant
yes, its theory
3 days ago
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#57
Brilliant moves are good piece sacrifices (and has to be the best or almost best move), according to the chess.com page that explains move classifications. You also have to not be in a losing position after the move. They’re more generously given to low rated players and harder to get if you’re high rated.
3 days ago
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#58
AGC-Gambit_YT wrote:
wrote:
Apparently the knight sacrifice on the 6th move is a brilliant
yes, its theory
its not theory its true i reviewed it
DluxgamerYT wrote:
AGC-Gambit_YT wrote:
wrote:
Apparently the knight sacrifice on the 6th move is a brilliant
yes, its theory
its not theory its true i reviewed it
It is theory since Polerio first wrote about it more than 400 years ago. It even has a wikipedia page.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fried_Liver_Attack
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/137341548698?tab=review