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Analysis: Terjefr vs erivera90

Date: 2026.03.31 | 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 Bb3+ (-3.6) Missed
Your moves Opponent moves

Found 1 crucial moment (0 blunders, 1 missed opportunity).

Moment 1 — Missed Opportunity MINOR ↗

Missed Trapped Piece 
r . . r . . k .
. . . . . p b p
. p . . p . p .
. . p . . . . .
p . b . P . . .
P . N . . P . P
. P . B . . P .
R . . K . . . R
FEN: r2r2k1/5pbp/1p2p1p1/2p5/p1b1P3/P1N2P1P/1P1B2P1/R2K3R b - - 0 20
You Played: Bb3+
You Could Have Played: Bh6
Eval Swing: -247 cp
Variation: Bh6 Nb1 Rxd2+ Nxd2
You could have played: Bh6 Nb1 Rxd2+ Nxd2

Coach Explanation

You had a chance to trap the knight with Bh6! If White responds with Nb1, then Rxd2+ forces Nxd2, winning a piece.

Recurring Patterns


Across the last three games, erivera90 continues to struggle with positional weaknesses, albeit without any positional errors this game. The prevalence of missed opportunities remains high, particularly evident in the OhhhBaxter game. This game's missed knight trap, while not a Pin or Fork directly, does involve a tactical sequence to exploit a positional advantage, aligning somewhat with previous patterns. The lack of tactical blunders in the last game against OhhhBaxter is noteworthy.

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[Event "Live Chess"] [Site "Chess.com"] [Date "2026.03.31"] [White "Terjefr"] [Black "erivera90"] [Result "0-1"] 1. e4 {+0.36} c5 {+0.45} 2. Bc4 {-0.02} Nc6 {+0.11} 3. c3 {-0.25} g6 {+0.70} 4. Qf3 {-0.62} Nf6 {-0.73} 5. h3 {-1.33} Bg7 {-0.87} 6. d3 {-0.99} e6 {-0.54} 7. Bb3 {-0.85} O-O {-0.60} 8. c4 {-1.71} Nd4 {-1.73} 9. Qd1 {-1.88} Nxb3 {-1.00} 10. Qxb3 {-1.30} b6 {-1.23} 11. Ne2 {-1.44} a5 {-0.44} 12. Nd2 {-1.17} a4 {-0.97} 13. Qd1 {-1.25} d5 {-1.29} 14. a3 {-1.78} dxe4 {-1.96} 15. Nxe4 {-3.63} Nxe4 {-3.50} 16. dxe4 {-3.59} Qxd1+ {-3.38} 17. Kxd1 {-3.52} Rd8+ {-3.59} 18. Bd2 {-4.44} Ba6 {-4.52} 19. Nc3 {-5.39} Bxc4 {-3.61} 20. f3 {-6.13} Bb3+ $6 {-3.64 Missed Trapped Piece · best: Bh6} 21. Kc1 {-5.28} c4 {-4.32} 22. Nb5 {-5.90} Ra5 {-4.20} 23. Nc7 {-5.51} c3 {-5.75} 24. bxc3 {-6.13} Rd3 {-5.10} 25. Rb1 {-5.61} Bxc3 {-5.61} 26. Bxc3 {-5.66} Rxc3+ {-5.67} 27. Kb2 {#-2} Rac5 {-5.71} 28. Nb5 {#-2} Rc2+ {#-1} 29. Ka1 {#-1} Rxb5 {-6.33} 30. Rhc1 {#-1} Rbc5 {-5.74} 31. Rxc2 {-5.73} Bxc2 {-4.98} 32. Rb2 {-5.68} Bd3 {-5.41} 33. Rxb6 {-5.55} Rc1+ {-5.29} 34. Kb2 {-5.66} Rc2+ {-5.51} 35. Kb1 {-9.25} Rc3+ {-5.28} 36. Kb2 {-5.82} Rc2+ {-5.66} 37. Kb1 {-9.79} Rxg2+ {-5.92} 38. Kc1 {-5.86} Kg7 {-5.81} 39. Rd6 {-5.75} Be2 {-5.52} 40. Rd2 {-6.14} Bf1 {-5.71} 41. Rxg2 {-5.98} Bxg2 {-6.54} 42. Kb2 {-7.02} Bxh3 {-6.23} 43. Kc3 {-6.42} h5 {-6.30} 44. Kb4 {-6.79} g5 {-6.46} 45. Kxa4 {-7.21} h4 {-7.77} 46. Kb4 {-7.65} Bg2 {-8.66} 47. a4 {-9.34} h3 {-13.47} 48. a5 {-36.29} h2 {-41.68} 49. a6 {#-20} h1=Q {#-18} 50. a7 {#-13} Qa1 {#-11} 51. a8=Q {#-9} Qxa8 {#-8} 0-1