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Levi made a blunder with his haircut and now he counter played it with danger levels.

SecretTiger

Levi: Do u guys even see checkmate in 3 here?

Me realising my move was a checkmate only after the "You Won by Checkmate" popup

Rhiogh

For those wondering about the last move after Qb1+, black plays Rd3 and the Qxd3# is the checkmate

epicsurvivr

Pov: you're playing against Magnus and miss checkmate in 1

sonicheros

Me just literally everyday. See mate but blunder it immediately

NeocCoen

“The king was too tempted, too greedy, and got caught with his hand in the cookie jar!”

j-mny

I just played aginst 200 elo and he had 3 queens and was gonna make a 4th one. But when he made the 4th one, he stalemated me 🤣🤣🤣

CashWitt

taking "you only had one good move there" to a whole new level

TYsdrawkcaB

I don’t know why but it’s always hilarious to me when someone with a completely winning position blunders mate in 1.

agoodfriend

Qb8 can be blocked by Rc7 and Rc1 protects

Harrybest

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