I think I may just have played the greatest game of my life

Here is the game, I have a lot correct to get better but I was totally thrilled but how the end game developed.

Here's the link: lichess.org/KeJaXAPs/black

To explain the blunder on the queen: I got to focused on the attack that I forgot without the bishop I would had a direct attack over the queen.

Oh wow really great , such trill is rare to see,You did very well

we would not be here had white done the obvious 11. Nxc7+ instead of Nb4?? to win the a8 rook which gave the #

look it's 1300 play, why beign so critical, it's cool game to see at this level and at all

@g6firste6second said in #4:
> we would not be here had white done the obvious 11. Nxc7+ instead of Nb4?? to win the a8 rook which gave the #

You are right, I didn't even see that move as a possibility.
Nonetheless, I liked the fact that such a mess of a game with a bad start resulted in a decisive victory in the end.

If you have any advices to get better or avoid blundering I'm eager to hear it!

> If you have any advices to get better or avoid blundering I'm eager to hear it!

before recapturing a piece ask yourself if opponent has to take back that piece or can they give check or something else, just questioning the game in general can lead to moves not obvious from initial observation

Too much fancy moves

@Brutal-baby said in #8:
> Too much fancy moves

What do you mean?

@Annibale31 said in #9:
> What do you mean?
I think He means moves, that looks cool, independed of how presice they are