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Analysis: erivera90 vs SuperHachimitsu

Date: 2026.03.15 | Event: Live Chess | Site: Chess.com
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Evaluation

-8 -4 +0 +4 +8 1 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 g3 (-1.8) Blunder Nc1 (+0.4) Missed Ne4 (-4.9) Blunder f5 (-100.0) Blunder b4 (-100.0) Blunder
Your moves Opponent moves

Found 5 crucial moments (4 blunders, 1 missed opportunity).

Moment 1 — Blunder MINOR

Fork
r n . q k b . r
p p . . . p p p
. . p . p n . .
. . . p . . . b
. . P . P . . .
. . N P . . . P
P P . . N P P .
R . B Q K B . R
FEN: rn1qkb1r/pp3ppp/2p1pn2/3p3b/2P1P3/2NP3P/PP2NPP1/R1BQKB1R w KQkq - 1 7
You Played: g3
Engine Best: cxd5
Eval Swing: -231 cp
Variation: cxd5 cxd5
Refutation: Bf3 Rh2 dxe4 dxe4

Coach Explanation

The g3 move is a mistake because it allows Bf3, forking the knight on c3 and the pawn on e4. This leads to a loss of material after Rh2 and dxe4 dxe4. cxd5 is superior because it opens the position and develops with tempo.

Moment 2 — Missed Opportunity MINOR

Missed Positional
r . . . k . . r
p p q . . p . .
. . p . p n . p
. . P p . . . .
. . . P . P n .
. . N . . . P .
P P . B N . . .
R . . Q . R K .
FEN: r3k2r/ppq2p2/2p1pn1p/2Pp4/3P1Pn1/2N3P1/PP1BN3/R2Q1RK1 w kq - 3 18
You Played: Nc1
You Could Have Played: f5
Eval Swing: -209 cp
Variation: f5 Rg8 Bf4 Qd7
You could have played: f5 Rg8 Bf4 Qd7

Coach Explanation

You had a chance to seize a significant positional advantage with f5! This pawn push cramps Black's position and opens lines for your pieces. The engine suggests a strong continuation of f5, followed by Rg8, and then Bf4, putting significant pressure on Black's queen. If Black responds with Qd7, you'll continue to gain space and initiative. This entire sequence would have improved your position substantially!

Moment 3 — Blunder CRITICAL

Hanging Piece
r . . . k . . r
p p q . . p . .
. . p . p n . .
. . P p . . . p
. . . P . P n .
. . N . . . P .
P P . B . . . .
R . N Q . R K .
FEN: r3k2r/ppq2p2/2p1pn2/2Pp3p/3P1Pn1/2N3P1/PP1B4/R1NQ1RK1 w kq - 0 19
You Played: Ne4
Engine Best: N1e2
Eval Swing: -541 cp
Variation: N1e2 h4
CRITICAL: Your move allowed the opponent to immediately capture your White Knight on e4.
Refutation: Nxe4 Nd3 Nxg3 Rf3

Coach Explanation

BLUNDER: You hung your Knight on e4. The opponent can simply take it with Nxe4. N1e2 is superior because it avoids this immediate loss of material. After N1e2 h4, the position is still complex, but you haven't gifted your opponent a free piece.

Moment 4 — Blunder CRITICAL

Back-Rank Mate
r . . . k . . r
p p q . . p . .
. . p . p n . .
. . P . . . . p
. . . P p P n .
. . . . . . P .
P P . B . . . .
R . N Q . R K .
FEN: r3k2r/ppq2p2/2p1pn2/2P4p/3PpPn1/6P1/PP1B4/R1NQ1RK1 w kq - 0 20
You Played: f5
Engine Best: Ne2
Eval Swing: -9589 cp
Variation: Ne2 e3 Be1 h4
CRITICAL: Your move allowed the opponent to immediately capture your White Pawn on g3.
Refutation: Qxg3+ Kh1 Qh2#

Coach Explanation

BLUNDER: You hung your Pawn on g3. The opponent can simply take it with Qxg3+, leading to Kh1 and Qh2# for a forced mate in 2. Ne2 prevents this immediate threat and allows for continued play (Ne2 e3 Be1 h4).

Moment 5 — Blunder CRITICAL

Forced Mate
r . . . k . . r
p . . . . p . .
. . p . . . . .
. p P . . P q .
. . . . p . n p
. . . . . . P .
P P . . . . . .
R . N Q . R K .
FEN: r3k2r/p4p2/2p5/1pP2Pq1/4p1np/6P1/PP6/R1NQ1RK1 w kq - 2 26
You Played: b4
Engine Best: Qd4
Eval Swing: -9643 cp
Variation: Qd4 Nf6 Ne2 Rd8
Refutation: Qe3+ Kh1 hxg3+ Kg2

Coach Explanation

The move b4 is a mistake because of Qe3+. After Qe3+ Kh1 hxg3+ Kg2, a forced mate occurs. Qd4 is superior as the engine's best move because it avoids immediate checkmate.

Recurring Patterns


This game strongly reinforces the existing trend of blundering pieces and pawns. The most common tactic type across all games has been hanging_pawn, and this game includes an example of a hung pawn on g3. Furthermore, the hanging_piece blunder type, which appears relatively frequently in the player's history, also manifests with the blunder on e4. This game also shows a vulnerability to forced mate tactics.

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[Event "Live Chess"] [Site "Chess.com"] [Date "2026.03.15"] [White "erivera90"] [Black "SuperHachimitsu"] [Result "0-1"] 1. c4 {+0.06} c6 {+0.44} 2. Nc3 {+0.30} d5 {+0.38} 3. e4 {-0.80} Nf6 {+0.26} 4. d3 {-0.72} Bg4 {+0.41} 5. Nge2 {-0.76} e6 {+0.41} 6. h3 {-0.15} Bh5 {+0.62} 7. g3 $4 {-1.84 Fork · Bf3} h6 {+0.11} 8. Bg2 {-0.17} g5 {+1.47} 9. O-O {-0.09} Bd6 {+1.23} 10. f4 {+0.32} g4 {+2.21} 11. e5 {+1.64} gxh3 {+1.52} 12. Bxh3 {+1.30} Bg4 {+3.07} 13. Bxg4 {+3.45} Nxg4 {+3.35} 14. exd6 {+3.31} Qxd6 {+3.35} 15. d4 {+2.08} Nd7 {+3.36} 16. c5 {+1.95} Qc7 {+2.30} 17. Bd2 {+1.74} Ndf6 {+2.71} 18. Nc1 $6 {+0.43 Missed Positional · best: f5} h5 {+0.52} 19. Ne4 $4 {-4.88 Hanging Piece · Nxe4} dxe4 {-4.18} 20. f5 $4 {#-2 Back-Rank Mate · Qxg3+} e5 {-3.62} 21. dxe5 {-4.71} Qxe5 {-4.89} 22. Qb3 {-6.23} h4 {-4.64} 23. Bg5 {-5.59} b5 {-3.65} 24. Bxf6 {-4.16} Qxf6 {-4.37} 25. Qd1 {-6.04} Qg5 {-3.29} 26. b4 $4 {#-3 Forced Mate · Qe3+} h3 {-3.69} 27. Qe2 {-5.12} O-O-O {-4.36} 28. Qxe4 {-4.78} h2+ {-4.57} 29. Kg2 {-4.73} h1=Q+ {-4.77} 30. Rxh1 {-5.14} Rxh1 {-6.02} 31. Kxh1 {#-7} Nf2+ {#-6} 32. Kg2 {#-6} Nxe4 {#-5} 33. Kf1 {#-3} Qd2 {#-3} 34. Ne2 {#-3} Nxg3+ {#-5} 35. Nxg3 {#-5} Qf4+ {#-4} 36. Kg2 {#-3} Rd2+ {#-7} 37. Kh3 {#-7} Qh6+ {#-8} 38. Kg4 {#-8} Rd4+ {#-6} 39. Kf3 {#-6} Qf4+ {#-8} 40. Ke2 {#-2} Qxg3 {#-6} 41. Re1 {#-4} Re4+ {#-3} 42. Kd1 {#-3} Rxe1+ {#-3} 43. Kd2 {#-3} Qa3 {-85.61} 44. Kc2 {#-3} Qxa2+ {#-2} 45. Kc3 {#-2} Qa3+ {#-3} 46. Kd4 {#-1} Rd1+ {#-4} 47. Ke5 {#-4} Qe3+ {#-3} 48. Kf6 {#-3} Qh6+ {#-2} 49. Ke5 {#-2} Rd8 {#-4} 50. Ke4 {#-4} Re8+ {#-3} 51. Kd4 {#-1} Qf6+ {#-3} 52. Kd3 {#-3} Qxf5+ {#-3} 53. Kd4 {#-3} Qd5+ {#-3} 54. Kc3 {#-3} f6 {#-2} 55. Kc2 {#-2} f5 {#-3} 56. Kc3 {#-3} f4 {#-2} 57. Kc2 {#-2} f3 {#-3} 58. Kc3 {#-3} f2 {#-2} 59. Kc2 {#-2} Qc4+ {#-2} 60. Kd2 {#-2} Qxb4+ {#-2} 61. Kd3 {#-2} f1=Q+ {#-1} 62. Kc2 {#-1} Qbc4+ {#-1} 63. Kd2 {#-1} Qf2+ {#-1} 64. Kd1 {#-1} Re1# {#-0} 0-1