Share your cool Chess960 games here for discussion or analysis

Feel free to share your Chess960 games of which you are proud of, find cool in some way, or there has been an interesting tactic or strategical motif, or maybe simply something you'd like to analyse, discuss etc. etc. under this forum thread. Main idea is to share and exchange ideas, so it does not matter much if you are looking for ways to improve in a certain position/game or just want to share a fancy tactic. Stage is yours :)

Here is a game with a flashy tactic in the opening played by the-lone-wolf against FairyGirl:

Well played. You developed your pieces effectively and exploited black's lack of development (black wasted time with useless moves like a6 Nd6 and Nb5) effectively by 0-0-0, Ne5, dxe5 opening the lines and finally with a nice finishing touch :)

got a few critical tempos on the queen here.

Again blacks main problem was wasting too much time in the opening without gaining anything (see position after 9th move), spent too much time on q-side instead of developing e8 knight and 0-0 etc, had to trade its best piece (bishop on b7) for a knight. Very nice that u went after initiative over material (Bxe1 etc). Well done.

nice games! NM visualdennis its good visualdennis NM!

This is probably my nicest game with the black pieces.

Very nice game, u used all ur pieces effectively white basically played a queen down, never got to develop due to Nb3.

Got a successful queen side expansion , white didn't have enough counterplay even with a piece up

Cool! Yea, white seems to have wasted a lot of time in the opening e.g. Ng3-Nh1 back, Bb3-Bc4-Bd3 which achieved nothing, as well as he shut his own bishop on a1 by the pawn chain on b2-c3-d4. So no wonder white couldnt do anything even with a piece up later. Judging by the games shared so far here, it seems most of the time opponents have struggled to coordinate pieces in the opening as well as wasted time with moves that does not threat anything nor develop.