Why is blundering my queen the best move here? : r/chess

How is queen to e3+ a blunder? I think it was a great move, what computer is suggesting just leaves my king pawns doubled and the king is unsafe. : r /chessbeginners

Making no mistake is good. Leading your opponent to them is better. : r/ chess

Proud of this find in a tournament game from a while back. Black to move and show why this move is a blunder. : r/chess

b5, played in over 50% of games, is a blunder! Can you find why ? : r/chess

How is this a blunder? : r/chessbeginners

I thought i blundered bad and then i run out of time but there was some very nice tactic for white. White to move. : r/chess

Why is hanging my knight the best move and defending it a blunder? : r/chess

I thought I trapped my opponent's Queen. They thought so as well. Can you see what we both missed? : r/chess

Here, I played the only move to safely escape the fork (Qd3??), apparently a blunder. What move would you have played here? : r/chess

Why, in chess when cornered, may a king not capture a queen that is right in front of it where the king is normally able to move to? - Quora

My opponent play f5 here and i took his knight with my bishop to ruin his quuen side pawn structure but computer thinks its blunder and prefer Bc4 can someone explain to

In chess, is sacrificing my queen to take down my opponent's queen a good move? - Quora

In chess, why can't the queen move like a knight? - Quora