Why blundering a queen is not a blunder? : r/chessbeginners

Why do some players think blunders get them a draw? : r/chessbeginners

This puzzle confuses me : r/chessbeginners

Why is this fork only a 'good' and then the take an inaccuracy? I'm taking his queen and putting him in check, allowing me to move my hung Queen. : r/ chessbeginners

My first brilliant move! But where is it brilliant? I was just defending my queen. : r/chessbeginners

Blundered my queen in an opening trap, then my opponent proceeded to blunder all his pieces. They were not happy about it. This behaviour is too common and totally unnecessary. : r/chessbeginners

Why is it not a blunder : r/chessbeginners

Can I now be promoted to GM? (ignore the blunder) : r/chessbeginners

When not blundering a queen is a blunder : r/chess

I can't figure why this is a blunder : r/chess

How do you deal with people who play weird openings? : r/chessbeginners

Total beginner here; how do I deal with people bringing out their queen super early? : r/chessbeginners

I've always been one to resign after a blunder. Lately I've been forcing myself to play through. Never count yourself out. : r/chessbeginners

Blundering mate in 1 is only a mistake? : r/chessbeginners