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I lost my mind when you showed the final move 😅 that’s incredibl
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Man, that is very hard to see unless you are looking for it. No logical player, aside from GMs, would even consider that checkmate was possible with just a knight and 2 blockaded isolated pawns in that position
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aww man! that would have been an incredible checkmate!
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Really good shorts, Nelson. 👊
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These moments happen in one out of ~10000 (I don't know exact number) games. In the rest 9999 games your opponent wouldn't blunder like that. Now wait another 10000 games to spot this tactic next time
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Yeh this one was amazing!
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To quote the late, great Mel Allen, "How about that?"
That would have been the best checkmate I have ever seen. As someone else here said, it would be more believable as a composed puzzle.
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But what happens if black decides not to move his passed pawn (effectively allowing the knight to take it) and moves his king instead?
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Oh my God
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That’s not so uncommon of a composed tactic. [I’ve posted similar ones.] It is rather nifty, though, isn’t it?
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Damn…
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nuts
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wow !
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@fcolecumberri
2 months ago
This looks like one of those compositions that you think will never happen on a real game
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