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[trashmouse]

Instructions unclear; I traded their pawn with my king

[justinastic]

Instructions unclear, traded my queen for a pawn

[samoe]

My uncle mated me, so after that we played a good game of chess

[dimos]

"Your opponent can never attack you, your king is completely safe"
Instructions unclear, i got checkmated in 3.

[rexavier]

Instructions unclear; I accidentally forced a king trade

[quickforb]

Instructions unclear: opponent has 9 queens now

[milletuoni]

“✨Simplification✨”
Me: “Mission impossible”

[ThenonlyNomi]

You know what they say “Can’t blunder the queen if it’s no longer on the board”

[FireFoxie]

Instructions unclear; traded kings with my opponent and my queen switched sides

[Scongi]

By remowing the queen from the board you can't blunder it!

[mark_szekeres]

I think as a low elo player, you should always go for queen trades, so you dont sac it

[nareshchandrapatnaik]

Imagine getting a GM opponent.












He will terrorize us with his knight☠️

[ghostyW]

His brain : 🌌SIMPLIFICATION🌌
Me: trading my bishop for a pawn

[GuriGuri]

pawn hitting on a queen. Pawn rizz


edit: anyone notice all of the comments got some sus pfp on them

[HunterTracks]

Instructions unclear, proceeded to lose a queen in one move.

[_REDEM_]

And a bonus, You can no longer blunder your Queen, its now impossible to loose... and you manages to self force checkmate...

[_SportsEditz_]

he call as noob as magnus call him noob

[altruistx]

Generally, simplify if you're ahead in pieces.
And keep it closed and risky if you're behind.

[RustyPancake]

I jumped 120 elo when I figured out if you're just 1 peice up and you learn endgames just force trade all the pieces then promote and you'll win

[DoctorBones]

A simple explanation to why it works is not so see numerical advantage but see percentage, if you have 5 points of material and your opponent has 4
if you trade pawns its 4-3, it was a 25% advantage and now its a 33% advantage