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Share your best Lichess game of June 2024 (only from June 2024 - only standard games (no variant games) and only one game per player - additional games will be ignored!) until July 5th by a comment of this post! The winner will be mentioned here in this forum post on July 14th, followed by a Lichess blog post with a Lichess commentary of the game at a later point in July. Good luck!
https://lichess.org/848IwzNH#1
https://lichess.org/DOWT1gmY
The game is not perfect by any means, but there is an interesting tactic at the end that is worth sharing. It doesn't have a proper name yet; someone referred to it as a "double windmill." This tactic involves using a knight, bishop, and rook. Many people liked it and suggested that I submit it to the Game of the Month contest. More on this here
https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/how-known-this-trick-i-just-discovered
Good Luck
https://lichess.org/Sn4qfPFgJSA1 many sacrifices Like the knight and rook. 2 inaccuracies 1 mistake and 93% accuracy for me!
https://lichess.org/Seg4xtoh/black#74
battery concept, with rook sacrifice for positional and material advantage
https://lichess.org/0svzm8AVxi6A
best game I have ever played. 97% accuracy
https://lichess.org/WSzeZYM4/black
A king attack with sacrifices, resulting in rook against two pieces with two connected passed pawns, but my opponent stopped them, so I switched attention to the kingside, it resulted with 3 pawns against two pieces, and in the grand finale I won with a classical bridge in a rook and pawn versus rook endgame. This game felt like playing 4 games in 1.
https://lichess.org/t65lNDLV7scb
A major misunderstanding of the opening but with a few mistakes on both sides the game ended with a blunder on his side. A very lucky game and some moves I made also helped save my lost position!
This was played June 30th local time (but July 1st according to lichess)... Does it count?
https://lichess.org/Ue2H2KWu3igE
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