An interesting fork to end the game after blundering a Knight.. : r/chessbeginners

Nice tactic resulting in a mate in 2 after knight takes pawn and bishop takes knight : r/chessbeginners

How is this brilliant? Don't I just blunder a knight? : r/chessbeginners

my most common mistake when I make hurried knight attacks : r/chessbeginners

Can you spot why this is a blunder? : r/chessbeginners

In this position, better to take the free knight or fork queen and rook with bishop? : r/chessbeginners

Help me understand why is this a blunder? I would win a rook and a knight? : r/chessbeginners

Why is this a blunder? I played this move to threaten to take the queen and fork the king/rook simultaneously and if they take the knight with pawn i can take with

A blunder but it was brilliant : r/chessbeginners

Was promoting to knight the correct play here? : r/chessbeginners