Why is this a brilliant move? I played d4 my opponent played this and he lost a rook.

can anyone explain why this is a brilliant move (why shouldn't black take the knight?)

First brilliant into a royal fork

This is an example of how useful tactics really are, i blundered my queen earlier in the game but I used a tactic here to get it back.

What about it?

Im only posting it here because i am 1000 rated and my opponent didnt even play bad. This game showed me just how useful tactics really are.

Guess my elo?

Getting sick of the media saying these people “defy” the odds. AKA “We need 5 people each making over 6 figures to afford this apartment”.

Great Question

It shouldn't have to be this way!

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