I blundered, but my opponent missed the tactic : r/chessbeginners

I'm uncertain if this was just a simple blunder at my level or if my opponent was sus : r/chessbeginners

Opponent lost the game by blundering the French move : r/chessbeginners

I made a horrible blunder in this recent game but my opponent missed to critical responce! Black to play and checkmate in 3 moves! : r/ chessbeginners

Opponent missed a nasty win as I got cocky moving my king up : r/chess

Black to move and draw. I was playing white and my opponent missed it, can you find the sequence? : r/chess

Can you why this is a blunder? : r/chessbeginners

My opponent hanging a queen in 1 move wasn't called a blunder : r/ chessbeginners

My opponent blundered giving me a hilariously fun sequence of knight moves. : r/chess

Can you guys find the ridiculous tactic my opponent missed here? White to play and mate : r/chess

How is it I see people always saying below 1000 or 1200 elo is where most people blunder everything but I'm here against people and we both get good accuracy? : r/chessbeginners

Mate in 4 from one of my games I actually found but couldn't play because the opponent blundered #1 : r/chess

Why would this move be considered a mistake and not a blunder? : r/ chessbeginners

What did I do wrong? How did I blunder into a checkmate? : r/chessbeginners

In this position I blundered with b4, but my opponent missed the incredible winning idea for Black. Can you find it? : r/chess

Why does chess.c*m think that played better than my opponent when I lost? : r/chessbeginners