Worst blunder

So I guess I just like sharing my awful moves. I was fresh off a bullet session and I just looked at the position and played a move. Didn't realize the major problem until a second after confirming. Oh well.

I've done that on a regular basis throughout my chess career 😉
I'm terrible at speed chess.
Come to think of it I'm terrible at
regular chess too.

@astalliana said
So I guess I just like sharing my awful moves. I was fresh off a bullet session and I just looked at the position and played a move. Didn't realize the major problem until a second after confirming. Oh well. [pgn]1. e4 e5 2. f4 exf4 3. Ng1f3 Nb8c6 4. Bf1c4 d6 5. d4 Ng8f6 6. Nf3g5 d5 7. exd5 Nf6xd5 8. Ng5xf7 Qd8h4 9. Ke1f1 Nd5e3 10. Bc1xe3 fxe3 11. Qd1f3 Qh4xd4 12. Bc4d3 Bc8g4 13. Qf3g3 Ke8xf7 14. Qg3xc7 Bf8e7 15. Nb1c3 Qd4f4 16. Qc7xf4[/pgn]

@Astalliana

Yup, I too once blundered my queen away, against a 1500 player. Oversights happen.

A while ago, I won an unjust victory when my opponent made a similar mistake. My position seemed objectively lost (albeit with some drawing chances).

I'd rather win than lose in this manner, but in neither case is it a satisfying way for the game to end.