Chess

[darrelljs]

Thank's MJW . Fun sequence...

Darrell

[darrelljs]

In my most recent game lichess says I had 12 Inaccuracies, 11 Mistakes, and 1 Blunder .  The majority of my 45 moves were dumb    .

Darrell

[darrelljs]

Its really interesting I replaced the Blunder with the computer recommended best move and form there it was all down hill to an easy win.

Darrell

[darrelljs]

I enjoyed that one .

Darrell

[Bacchus]

Played myself into something apparently hopeless and then the opponent blundered into a loss.



Black to move.

[Rusten]

Qd6 maybe. White isn't forced to take, but an example variation would be:

Qd6 Qxa8 Qc5+ with forced mate (Kd2 Rxf2+ Nxf2+ Qxf2+ Ke3 Qd3#) (Kg3 Qc4#)

If the rook is in fact immune then the move is almost certainly good.

[MJW (ya that one)]

White was already losing before he played Kc3. Black is a piece up!

[Bacchus]

Yeah, it's true, Kc3 was his third blunder in a row or something. White's light-squared bishop was somehow lost in the botttom-right corner.

[darrelljs]

Qd6 maybe. White isn't forced to take, but an example variation would be:

Qd6 Qxa8 Qc5+ with forced mate (Kd2 Rxf2+ Nxf2+ Qxf2+ Ke3 Qd3#) (Kg3 Qc4#)

If the rook is in fact immune then the move is almost certainly good.

I think you meant:

Qd6 Qxh8 Qc5+ with forced mate (Kd2 Rxc2+ Nxc2 Qxc2+ Ke3 Qd3#)

That was very clever I would not have seen it.

Darrell

[darrelljs]

You know you suck when you have tripled pawns .



Darrell