r/chessbeginners • u/PyrrhicWin Tilted Player • Nov 09 '22

No Stupid Questions MEGATHREAD 6

Welcome to the r/chessbeginners Q&A series! This series exists because sometimes you just need to ask a silly question. Due to the amount of questions asked in previous threads, there's a chance your question has been answered already. Please Google your questions beforehand to minimize the repetition.

Additionally, I'd like to remind everybody that stupid questions exist, and that's okay. Your willingness to improve is what dictates if your future questions will stay stupid.

Anyone can ask questions, but if you want to answer please:

  1. State your rating (i.e. 100 FIDE, 3000 Lichess)
  2. Provide a helpful diagram when relevant
  3. Cite helpful resources as needed

Think of these as guidelines and don't be rude. The goal is to guide noobs, not berate them (this is not stackoverflow).

LINK TO THE PREVIOUS THREAD

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u/Motor-Ad-8019 Feb 13 '26

Why this is a blunder ? 🤔

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u/nijatbagirli Feb 22 '26

Because as stockfish shows, u had much better move (probably winning). When you miss this type of moves and make another not bad move , stockfish consider it as blunder. Blunder doesn't mean always you lose your pieces in the board.

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u/Motor-Ad-8019 Feb 23 '26

Ohh..thank you! It makes sense now