Daylight Robbery vs.1430

[@tfosss8775]

15:22 "i nearly grabbed the knight ... Insictually" Me: why cant you, isnt it free? 15:32 plays Qd5, One square short of taking (free) knight. Edit 20:55 you found it in analysis.

[@ChessBootCamp]

Yup, everyone's a dummy sometimes. Except Magnus.. and a few others.

[@joseraulcapablanca8564]

You missed a great deal there Ben. Still you got him in the end. Thanks mate.

[@ChessBootCamp]

Yup, you're not wrong.

[@CrueLoaf]

Enjoyed that one Ben! Keep ‘em coming. Cheers.

[@ChessBootCamp]

Hiya mate, haven't heard from you in a while. How are you keeping?

[@user-ym7bf7bx1d]

I feel grabbing that free knight would have given you a decisive advantage. But we got an exciting endgame out of it. Nice win!

[@ChessBootCamp]

Cool, thanks.

[@niravapurv4578]

20:34 not shure if you understood why the eval bar is going full white here. That you didnt take the knight was one blunder, but you also blundered your queen here. When you played Qd5 to exhange the queens, the queens defender is to weak, so your opponent has the typical remove the defender tactics with Nxf6+.

[@niravapurv4578]

Its even written by the ai:) althogh the ai write.. "you permitted the opponent to win a queen through a fork" but its not the fork that is the point, because you can capture the knight, but then your queen then lost its defender. So its not a effective fork here, its removing the defender, so the ai finds the move but gives a bullocks explanation.

[@niravapurv4578]

Anyways, thanks for great entertainment and interesting game. Gone make 2 puzzles from this game.. guess you know witch 2 puzzles 😊

[@niravapurv4578]

21:25. I dont think its totally correct to call this deflection. Its a very nice tactic to spot tho, so it finally won u the game. Their king is not really being deflected away from the defence of the rook. Ofc if they would move the king away from the defence, it would be a chase away the defender tactic... but here you kind of uses the weak position of the king to ad and attacker with tempage.. so what to call it? Tempo tactics? Weak defender? Weak king? The king gets in front of the rook, so you can attack the king and its actually a skewer isn't it. Because you attack the rook for a secound time when the king is in front, and they can't exchange the rooks... and the most valuable piece is in front... its actually a typical endgame skewer

[@rojavida]

5:08 ouch. What did you plan after e4 here?

[@ChessBootCamp]

Plan... that's an interesting concept :-)

[@Factsnotfox]

Fisheggs

[@ChessBootCamp]

Well, quite.