I think 29 or something, but one time in chesskid, I saw two 600’s playing, and he/she was up like 50+ points, and one move later, his/her opponent got stalemated.
What is the biggest material advantage you ever had

There was rare case... )) I can't forget it... my opponent was about 1800 !
I have one Rook and two Queens on the board..
He had single King and couple of pawns but he didn't resign !
And I had to checkmate him.

Being "A king" up in the endgame feels like the greatest material adv., even if I lose. (meaning - my king is active, and his isn't)

Yesterday my friend challenged me to play chess but it showed he cant play it. I had something about 42 material advantage but it ended like a stalemate because I wanted more queens to raise that number. So I ask you if you ever had a bigger advantage
If you had +42 and only drew, it isn't just your friend who showed he can't play properly.

I had a game where I was up +91 points in material, and is the only game like it that I have recorded and saved. Here's the PGN:
This game was against one of the lower-rated players in my local chess club during a tournament, and I managed to get +91 points and avoid a stalemate. It was pretty fun to play and my opponent was in pretty good spirits about it. I asked if she would mind if I went for an 8 Queen game and she said it was fine. So I took the opportunity and got every Pawn (minus one) promoted!
If I'm not mistaken I think +103 is the best you can do, so I created a fictional game where you can win while being up +103 points:
1.e4 d5 2.exd5 Nc6 3.dxc6 b5 4.Nc3 Nf6 5.Bxb5 e5 6.d3 Bb4 7.a3 g5 8.axb4 Ne4 9.dxe4 Qd5 10.Nxd5 Rg8 11.Nxc7+ Ke7 12.Nxa8 Bb7 13.cxb7 Rg7 14.Qd7+ Kf8 15.Nc7 Rg6 16.b8=Q+ Kg7 17.Qd1 a6 18.Bxa6 Rb6 19.Qxb6 h6 20.Qe3 g4 21.Qee2 Kg6 22.Qf1 Kf6 23.Ne8+ Ke7 24.Ng7 Kf8 25.Nf5 Ke8 26.Nxh6 Ke7 27.Nxg4 Ke6 28.Nxe5 Kf6 29.Nxf7 Kg6 30.Ne5+ Kg7 31.c4 Kh7 32.c5 Kg7 33.c6 Kh7 34.c7 Kg7 35.c8=Q Kf6 36.Qcc2 Ke7 37.Nef3 Kf6 38.b5 Kg6 39.b6 Kf7 40.b7 Ke8 41.b8=Q+ Kf7 42.Qbb3+ Ke8 43.Qa2 Ke7 44.Qab1 Kf6 45.b4 Kf7 46.b5 Kg7 47.b6 Kf7 48.b7 Ke6 49.b8=Q Ke7 50.Q8b2 Ke6 51.Kd2 Kf7 52.Kc3 Kg7 53.e5 Kf7 54.e6+ Kf6 55.e7 Kf7 56.e8=Q+ Kf6 57.Qee1 Kg7 58.Nd4 Kf7 59.h4 Kf6 60.h5 Kg7 61.h6+ Kh8 62.h7 Kg7 63.h8=Q+ Kf7 64.Qhe5 Kg8 65.Q5e2 Kf7 66.Qe2d2 Kg8 67.f4 Kf7 68.g4 Kg7 69.f5 Kf6 70.g5+ Kf7 71.g6+ Kf6 72.Qh4+ Ke5 73.f6 Kd6 74.f7 Kc5 75.f8=Q+ Kd5 76.Q8f2 Kd6 77.Qf2e1 Kd5 78.g7 Kd6 79.g8=Q Kc5 80.Nde2 Kc6 81.Qgb3 Kc7 82.Qhb4 Kc6 83.Bd3 Kd7 84.Qf5+ Kd8 85.Qfb5 Kc7 86.Qf2 Kd8 87.Qdf1 Kc7 88.Q1g2 Kd8 89.Qfb6+ Kc8 90.Qgb7#
1-0 White wins by checkmate.
(I couldn't figure out how to show this like a normal game without playing out all 90 moves)

https://www.chesskid.com/computer/game/11ec5fae4405b92eab545e043e02000c
Who can get above 100 points against a real human?

Yesterday my friend challenged me to play chess but it showed he cant play it. I had something about 42 material advantage but it ended like a stalemate because I wanted more queens to raise that number. So I ask you if you ever had a bigger advantage
If you had +42 and only drew, it isn't just your friend who showed he can't play properly.
true lol
Yesterday my friend challenged me to play chess but it showed he cant play it. I had something about 42 material advantage but it ended like a stalemate because I wanted more queens to raise that number. So I ask you if you ever had a bigger advantage