my endgame was killing
it all started when he pullued Bishop A6
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16. Nxc7 loses to Bxc4 or Rxf7 i don‘t understand why he did play Rxf6 when Rf7 or Qe7 just defend your threat. I think overall got a bit lucky but still nice Win. Congrats:)
Well, I hate to say it, but his Ba6 move gave him an overwhelming advantage: -7.00 according to stockfish. He then committed repeated blunders, including 20...Rxf6 (charitably deemed a mere inaccuracy by Stockfish, probably because Black still retains a decisive advantage at that point) as well as the final Bxf1, a beginner's blunder. Had he moved Qf1 (or Qf2) it would have been the end of the threat. Nd5 and you can't defend the pawn on f6, and are down a piece. Your N sac on f7 was unsound. Also, when he moved Ba6, Qh4 threatens mate, winning a tempo and freeing your rook on f1 from his bishop. But hey, we often win on mistakes, ours and others. You have a good killer instinct; keep developing.
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