incorrect, you don't have to see 10 move ahead, you only need to see whats their best move after you sacrificing and not missing anything. this is often happen to my btw
plz dont do that u will regret ur lyf decisions (if u have no idea behind the moves or a follow up or tempo even a compensation ) every thing has a reason and if ur oponent has a reason to take better hope ur 2 steps ahead of them 😅
The brilliant move I remember doing is sacrificing a knight into a square to attack a queen with a pawn defending it, however I also forked a king and discovered attack with rook and the bishop defends the knight, no matter what move my opponent did, losing a queen was guaranteed
in order to get a brilliant, you must sacrifice your rooks, bishops, knights, pawns and your queen, with only your king left to checkmate the black king. simple enough?
Yes, you just need to force the black king to the edge, then check the king with your king, which is also checkmate since the king doesn’t have any squares to go to!
My first 2 brilliant moves were in 1 game where I sacrificed a knight to win a pawn back. Then I sacrificed my queen to force either a winning endgame or checkmate(I'm 500). I myself think these should be great moves as it sacrifices are only to get an advantage.
You'll get brilliant moves by sacrificing (to suffer loss of, give up, abandonment, injure, or destroy especially for an ideal, belief, or end.) pieces that leads to checkmate or winning material.
how to find brilliant moves: 1 be a gm 2 be able to calculate 10 moves ahead
incorrect, you don't have to see 10 move ahead, you only need to see whats their best move after you sacrificing and not missing anything. this is often happen to my btw
@@bimantorodamarjati1967 yes, but i was just joking come on man
Step 3: if nothing works use stockfish
Simply, yes
Play on low elo account and just play a simple tactics that needs a sacrifice. Done
plz dont do that u will regret ur lyf decisions (if u have no idea behind the moves or a follow up or tempo even a compensation ) every thing has a reason and if ur oponent has a reason to take better hope ur 2 steps ahead of them 😅
that is what the dude explained in the video tho. rewatch it. its important to think about sacrifices too sometimes.
Ofc you want to calculate
What I got from this is that chess is always 100x more complicated than I ever will think
The brilliant move I remember doing is sacrificing a knight into a square to attack a queen with a pawn defending it, however I also forked a king and discovered attack with rook and the bishop defends the knight, no matter what move my opponent did, losing a queen was guaranteed
in order to get a brilliant, you must sacrifice your rooks, bishops, knights, pawns and your queen, with only your king left to checkmate the black king. simple enough?
Yes, you just need to force the black king to the edge, then check the king with your king, which is also checkmate since the king doesn’t have any squares to go to!
I atleast understood whats going on, now to apply them in a real game
My first 2 brilliant moves were in 1 game where I sacrificed a knight to win a pawn back. Then I sacrificed my queen to force either a winning endgame or checkmate(I'm 500). I myself think these should be great moves as it sacrifices are only to get an advantage.
Good
This video really useful
Why does king have to capture the bishop?
It would lead to a discovered check with the rook or rook infulltration If the king moves away
@@Nova-Gabimaruwhy does king have to take the rook?
@@randakarim4431 Then black king can only go to f7
Qh5 g6
Qh7+ Kw8
Qxg6#
@@Nova-Gabimaruf7?
Nice
Bro how does your board show which is good move or brilliant which game you using
analyze
Bro has membership
How to get brilliant for noobs
1. Sacrifice Litteraly any piece lol😂😂
I still dont get it
Uh A long but a simple way is
Puzzles in lichess
@@Ayan_69420 I still dont 👍
Cuz I am an idiot I think
You'll get brilliant moves by sacrificing (to suffer loss of, give up, abandonment, injure, or destroy especially for an ideal, belief, or end.) pieces that leads to checkmate or winning material.
@@askemadsen21bro has premium english installed
Exactly.