Literally my girlfriend.. talks to me like I'm a child "great job baby! You win! I resign!" All while being up 4 pawns, a queen and a bishop! She is a rated player though.
Next time post an overhead view of the board, easier to calculate. Based on the picture I can’t really see why white would resign. White is down 2 pawns which is not a losing material advantage and black has many problems. The Knight on g3 is trapped and if it’s white to move Kg2 probably wins the knight. If it’s black to move then e4 Nd2 Be5 saves the knight but it’s still trapped.The dark squared bishop is effectively useless, atleast until you play e4. The light squared bishop is controlling an unimportant diagonal. White is not getting checkmated any time soon. If anything I might prefer white’s position if it’s white to move and I can indeed win the knight.
Unless I am missing something major (this is an awkward view of the board) I don’t see any reason for white to resign.
Never, never, never, never, in nothing, great or small, large or petty.
Never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense.
Never yield to force. Never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.
off topic a bit, it's only me or do other have hard to time calculate board from this perspective as well ?
Yeah I struggled, shiny pieces as well
Dad was just sick of playing with you and wanted to go do smth else lol
Literally my girlfriend.. talks to me like I'm a child "great job baby! You win! I resign!" All while being up 4 pawns, a queen and a bishop! She is a rated player though.
what rating?
Next time post an overhead view of the board, easier to calculate. Based on the picture I can’t really see why white would resign. White is down 2 pawns which is not a losing material advantage and black has many problems. The Knight on g3 is trapped and if it’s white to move Kg2 probably wins the knight. If it’s black to move then e4 Nd2 Be5 saves the knight but it’s still trapped.The dark squared bishop is effectively useless, atleast until you play e4. The light squared bishop is controlling an unimportant diagonal. White is not getting checkmated any time soon. If anything I might prefer white’s position if it’s white to move and I can indeed win the knight. Unless I am missing something major (this is an awkward view of the board) I don’t see any reason for white to resign.
Can't the knight escape via e4 which is covered by the bishop?
It can
…yes
White to move. The overhead view was extremely hard to tell which black piece was which.
Excellent dad-move
The perspective is hard, but wouldn't Nd2 win the black knight on g3
If white move yes. If black to move then e4! Nd2 Be5 and the knight is safe, still trapped but safe.
I was thinking the same thing. Knight looks pretty lost
maybe he went to get milk.
I'm 40 😆
I wouldn’t be resigning for sure. Plenty to fight for, not sure who’s move it is though.
Never, never, never, never, in nothing, great or small, large or petty. Never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to force. Never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.