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I'm gonna rate all of em drop your hardest pictures you found on internet or whatever. Also I love this picture so much it's my WhatsApp dp now !

How is this move winning? Can you guys help?

Hey! How is it going? I've been toying with this idea for a while and finally came around to it! Its a tool that let's you find positions in real games (from Lichess only for now) based on specific pieces in the board or specific positional patterns.

I though this could be useful for chess coaches to find material for classes but maybe there's other use cases! I'd love to hear your thoughts!

https://insights64.com/

this is my forst brilliant move, I felt that it will be a great move before playing.

Props to the opponent 😁

if you are magnus carlson.......I'm your 100% accuracy

if you are hikaru....I'm your premove

if you are anish giri ......I'm your knight

if you are samay Raina .....I'm your sagar shah

if you are Gotham chess ....I'm ur legendary "THEE ROOKKKKK"

if you are chess.....I'm your brilliant move

if you are gukesh.....I'm your world champion

if you are tal.....I'm your sacrificing

and if you are my queen in always promoting to a rook..

if you are king....I'm always your rook to castle with

if you are knight .....I'm your fork

if you are witty .......I'm your alien gambit

if you are chess.com....im your premium membership

Found this really satisfying mate in 3.

The first move isn’t obvious, but once you see it, everything clicks.

Curious how many of you can calculate it fully 👀

Copy pasting this from the Better India's handle ; -At just 24, Vaishali Rameshbabu has done what no Indian woman ever has — won the FIDE Women's Candidates 2026. But this wasn’t sudden. At just 12, Vaishali had already taken down Magnus Carlsen in a simul, long before he became the dominant force we know today. The talent was always there. The recognition? Not always. For years, her journey ran parallel to one of the most talked-about rises in chess—her brother, R. Praggnanandhaa. And with that came constant comparisons. Questions that weren’t always about her. A narrative that often placed her second. But Vaishali chose a different response. Training alongside a world-class player became her advantage. Every conversation, every analysis, every shared moment sharpened her game. And in Cyprus, it all clicked. Round after round, she held her nerve. Until there was no narrative left to question. Today, Vaishali has defeated Kateryna Lagno in the final round to secure her spot at the Women’s World Championship. A victory years in the making. A statement the chess world couldn’t ignore. u/chessvaishali

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Congratulations Vaishali . She showed excellent preparation and resilience. Took the blows & delivered the punches. A proud moment for Indian chess with two Indians to cheer for in the World Championships. Personally proud that our WACA mentee will now have a shot at the world title. Being from Chennai is just another flex !

Link to post: https://x.com/vishy64theking/status/2044464251851645036?s=61