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Blitz vs 1603
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Move 28. White played Qxe5?? from a winning attack.
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Every explanation is checked against the board before he says it: what the move gave up, the line that punishes it, and the move that was there instead.
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why your move was a mistake
You had a winning attack, but taking on e5 with your queen throws it away. Black recaptures with the queen, you take back with your rook, and the queens come off the board. Even though you win a pawn in the trade, your most dangerous piece is gone. An 83% winning position drops to a roughly level endgame where Black's rooks spring to life. When you are attacking a king, keep your queen on. Trading it off, even for a pawn, lets your opponent escape.
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Game Review · move 19
19. Bc2 ??
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Why was this a blunder?
Coach Bjorn
Your Bc2 left your bishop on h6 hanging. A hanging piece is one that can be taken for nothing: no piece defends it, or the defender is worth more than the attacker. Their gxh6 takes your bishop on h6, and that was the threat. Your better move Bf4+ reveals a check from your queen on h3 and gets out of the attack. Before your own idea, ask: if they could move again right now, where would they go?
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