A Brilliant move?
What about it?
This is my first brilliant move. I’ve played casually for a while but only recently started really getting into chess. I’m confused as to why a long castle would warrant a brilliant?
Why can’t I en passant in this position?
What about it?
Chess.com won’t let me en passant in this position. Am I missing something?
What can black do to defend?
What about it?
As above, I assume there’s a good move here for black but I didn’t see it, I played pawn to e5
[WHITE TO MOVE] Mate in 4
I’m so confused
What about it?
Isn’t rook f8 check in 2 or am I crazy
Wasn't looking at time, probably for the best...
In a game it said this was a blunder, in this line why would I not take the knight here
Why is Qd5 the best move and not Qg1?
Proud of finding this in one of my rapid games.
What about it?
Before Nb4, Black had a slight advantage, but this move is a blunder.
Why is this checkmate?
What about it?
Why is rook b4 checkmate? If the white king takes the rook, the black queen can’t move because it’s pinned by the white rook.
What's the best play to protect my Knight here?
