all many of you would have fallen for this one?

This was a short game but i'm actually kinda proud of it because i could plan ahead almost all of the moves. I knew i had to be lucky but it could pay...
So how many of you could have fallen for it. This game was played as if it was OTB and that's why i caught him...
Game 3119432

Good enough reason to not bring your queen out to early.

that's what i think now that i know a little bit more. but im still a patzer

I don't think that very many pepole would miss that it would be mate if the queens were not traded off. With that being said even if they were you would be ahead in delovpement. But he would be up two pawns. Nice game and nice mate. Thanks Kevin

If he would have traded queens which he should have, you would have a huge lead in development for two pawns which would have been great for you

Originally posted by Dies Irae
If he would have traded queens which he should have, you would have a huge lead in development for two pawns which would have been great for you

With the queens off the two pawns would have been a very big plus. I'd rather have White's position.

Originally posted by adam warlock
This was a short game but i'm actually kinda proud of it because i could plan ahead almost all of the moves. I knew i had to be lucky but it could pay...
So how many of you could have fallen for it. This game was played as if it was OTB and that's why i caught him...
Game 3119432

10 queen moves out of 12 then mated. Pehaps exchanging queens when the opportunity presented itself at move 11 would be better, but perhaps not playing such patzer queen moves would be even better than that.

Well punished!

Originally posted by adam warlock
This was a short game but i'm actually kinda proud of it because i could plan ahead almost all of the moves. I knew i had to be lucky but it could pay...
So how many of you could have fallen for it. This game was played as if it was OTB and that's why i caught him...
Game 3119432

I liked how Black sac'd a pawn for a big lead in development, but at move 9 he got a bit carried away. There was no reason to drop the g-pawn, especially if the follow-up is 10...Qf6? allowing White to trade Queens, which he most certainly should have done.

Originally posted by deeploser
Good enough reason to not bring your queen out to early.

And here's another example of the dangers of bringing her out too soon.Game 2997185

should've traded queens when he had the chance, he wouldn't have been able to castle to kingside either cause the missing pawn would have left the king too exposed

Originally posted by adam warlock
This was a short game but i'm actually kinda proud of it because i could plan ahead almost all of the moves. I knew i had to be lucky but it could pay...
So how many of you could have fallen for it. This game was played as if it was OTB and that's why i caught him...
Game 3119432

Wow, with the exception of the initial pawn move, white only moved the queen! Crazy 🙄

Originally posted by adam warlock
This was a short game but i'm actually kinda proud of it because i could plan ahead almost all of the moves. I knew i had to be lucky but it could pay...
So how many of you could have fallen for it. This game was played as if it was OTB and that's why i caught him...
Game 3119432

You completely outplayed that fool. I'm surprised you're not rated higher.

Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
I liked how Black sac'd a pawn for a big lead in development, but at move 9 he got a bit carried away. There was no reason to drop the g-pawn, especially if the follow-up is 10...Qf6? allowing White to trade Queens, which he most certainly should have done.

my reasoning to drop the g pawn and the following queen move was the mate that i had on mind. I think that the plan went through because of two reasons:
1 - He was "tired" of all the previous queen hunt.
2 - the horse positon passed him by because the horse was there to atack the queen and not to defend that square.
I know i gambled big time but his time it worked and sometimes i'm on a crazy mood and i like to take chances.

Originally posted by jacr100
And here's another example of the dangers of bringing her out too soon.Game 2997185

Great game! I liked the way you took you time to take his queen.

Originally posted by adam warlock
my reasoning to drop the g pawn and the following queen move was the mate that i had on mind. I think that the plan went through because of two reasons:
1 - He was "tired" of all the previous queen hunt.
2 - the horse positon passed him by because the horse was there to atack the queen and not to defend that square.
I know i gambled big time but his time it worked and sometimes i'm on a crazy mood and i like to take chances.

You can get away with this against a patzer who makes pointless queen move. You will not get away with it against serious opponents so it is best to get out of the habit of taking chances.

The one exception is if you are lost and you make an inferior move because it gives the chance of a cheapo you would not otherwise have (e.g. a back rank mate).