Black to play and win a queen

What about it?

In the game I played Nxc7+ and my opponent took the knight with his Queen. Then I could play Qe7#. Had he taken with his bishop I would’ve taken the Queen with my bishop. Sacking a knight and a bishop for a Queen and a pawn

How often do such close games happen around 1200-1250+? Here it was all about creating and pushing that passed pawn, is that atypical? Yeah, I missed that bishop X-ray, and I did an inaccuracy which could have cost me my pawn, but overall that was an 86 vs 77 accuracy game at around 1150 elo each

I lost 3/4 of these games due to mis-clicks, seems like playing on phone isn't a wise choice

I just captured a pawn, lol

Fun tactic I found in one of my games. It took a move for me to see it, can you spot it faster?

Can you find the move in this position that wins an exchange?

Can anyone explain to me why this was a bad move?

What about it?

Evaluation dropped from equal to worse.

Oh no my night!? - my first intended brilliancy

Violated him

Violated him

It's this good progress over 90 days?

What about it?

Lots of puzzles and more doing for tactics work. I sort of lost time focusing on memorizing a couple black and white openings instead of really understanding the "why" and now I'm redirecting to focusing on the ideas and tactics behind them.