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Why engine here says blundering a queen is the best move?

@RemRus said ^

:-)

I'm very glad that a Chesplayer showed this problem and asked the question! This simple example can be used to show how the brains of a chess player differ from the brains of ordinary people.

  1. When I asked a rational question, he gave an emotional answer. I had to repeat the question a second time so that the player would still give a chess answer.
  2. When the player has made his move...

Dude thinks he's RemRus

@RemRus said [^](/forum/redirect/post/jR3ElvQi) > :-) > > I'm very glad that a Chesplayer showed this problem and asked the question! This simple example can be used to show how the brains of a chess player differ from the brains of ordinary people. > 1. When I asked a rational question, he gave an emotional answer. I had to repeat the question a second time so that the player would still give a chess answer. > 2. When the player has made his move... Dude thinks he's RemRus

probably Qe4 instead of Qb5+

Rh8+, Kf7, Rh7+, Kg8, Qg7#

@JustAChessPlayer177 said ^

blunders

If this were your game, what move would you make?

Resign button looks shiny today!

You said it yourself...

>probably Qe4 instead of Qb5+ > Rh8+, Kf7, Rh7+, Kg8, Qg7# @JustAChessPlayer177 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/LNhl0uUR) > > > blunders > > > > If this were your game, what move would you make? > > Resign button looks shiny today! You said it yourself...

@RemRus said in #22:

... All your messages are useless and harmful. ...

Does RemRus have any interest in identifying a specific "harmful" sentence?

@RemRus said in #22: > ... All your messages are useless and harmful. ... Does RemRus have any interest in identifying a specific "harmful" sentence?

Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Adopted by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. It is the main foundation for global human rights law.It includes also freedom of speech(the right to express oneself freely,without the fear of persecution for expressing yourself trough speech) . Lichess hates it.

Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Adopted by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. It is the main foundation for global human rights law.It includes also freedom of speech(the right to express oneself freely,without the fear of persecution for expressing yourself trough speech) . Lichess hates it.

@TheEstBestChessPoet said ^

Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Adopted by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. It is the main foundation for global human rights law.It includes also freedom of speech(the right to express oneself freely,without the fear of persecution for expressing yourself trough speech) . Lichess hates it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njj_rG_9HKM

@TheEstBestChessPoet said [^](/forum/redirect/post/iOhAoAM8) > Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Adopted by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. It is the main foundation for global human rights law.It includes also freedom of speech(the right to express oneself freely,without the fear of persecution for expressing yourself trough speech) . Lichess hates it. ___________________________ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njj_rG_9HKM

@TheEstBestChessPoet said ^

Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Adopted by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. It is the main foundation for global human rights law.It includes also freedom of speech(the right to express oneself freely,without the fear of persecution for expressing yourself trough speech) . Lichess hates it.


...

HOW DID WE GET HERE-

@TheEstBestChessPoet said [^](/forum/redirect/post/QR1ZUJpw) > > Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Adopted by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. It is the main foundation for global human rights law.It includes also freedom of speech(the right to express oneself freely,without the fear of persecution for expressing yourself trough speech) . Lichess hates it. > > ___________________________ > > ... HOW DID WE GET HERE-

"HOW DID WE GET HERE"
by you nor recognizing a forced checkmate in 3 moves.

"HOW DID WE GET HERE" by you nor recognizing a forced checkmate in 3 moves.

@tpr said ^

"HOW DID WE GET HERE"
by you nor recognizing a forced checkmate in 3 moves.

No I mean how did this video came to a post where I say engine best move is blundering a queen :=)

@tpr said [^](/forum/redirect/post/O8TLUFMb) > "HOW DID WE GET HERE" > by you nor recognizing a forced checkmate in 3 moves. No I mean how did this video came to a post where I say engine best move is blundering a queen :=)

@JustAChessPlayer177 said ^

engine best move is blundering a queen

The best computer move is to lose the queen but save the king. Lose, not blundering.

@JustAChessPlayer177 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/yXZPKJC3) > engine best move is blundering a queen The best computer move is to lose the queen but save the king. Lose, not blundering.

@JustAChessPlayer177 said in #8:

... No I mean how did this video came to a post where I say engine best move is blundering a queen :=)

@RemRus said in #9:

... The best computer move is to lose the queen but save the king. Lose, not blundering.

https://lichess.org/editor/5rk1/1p6/6p1/4Qp2/8/4P2R/3PKPP1/1q6_b_-_-_0_1?color=white
25...Qb5+ does not seem to me to "save the king": 26 Qxb5 Kg7 27 Qxb7+ Rf7 28 Qb2+ Kf8 29 Qe5 Rg7 30 Rh8+ Rg8 31 Rh7 Rg7 32 Qxg7+ Ke8 33 Rh8#
Delay checkmate, not "save the king".

@JustAChessPlayer177 said in #8: > ... No I mean how did this video came to a post where I say engine best move is blundering a queen :=) @RemRus said in #9: > ... The best computer move is to lose the queen but save the king. Lose, not blundering. https://lichess.org/editor/5rk1/1p6/6p1/4Qp2/8/4P2R/3PKPP1/1q6_b_-_-_0_1?color=white 25...Qb5+ does not seem to me to "save the king": 26 Qxb5 Kg7 27 Qxb7+ Rf7 28 Qb2+ Kf8 29 Qe5 Rg7 30 Rh8+ Rg8 31 Rh7 Rg7 32 Qxg7+ Ke8 33 Rh8# Delay checkmate, not "save the king".

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