CAN SOMEONE PLEASE ASSIST ME MAKE SENSE OF THIS ???

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[@mrsommer84]

Hello QueenCathy,
0:42 After Be3-g5, you have the strong move Bd6xh2+. Stepping aside with his King is the only move Kg1-h1. And then you capture his queen Bh2-f4+. The Rook on h8 puts the King on h1 in check. Your Bishop on f4 attacks his Queen on d2.
1:31 After Bb3xe6 you can take the Bishop with your pawn. There is no worry. It looks troublesome but it isn't.
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23.01.25

[@8x8Mastery]

Hiii😔😔I didn't see that power move to capture his Queen. And taking his bishop with my pawn didn't ever even cross mind😒
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[@mrsommer84]

@@8x8Mastery It's a very common scene. After Be3-g5 0:42 you have Bxh2 Kh1 Bd6 Kg1 Bh2 Kh1 Bd6 Kg1. It's a perpetual endless forth and back of checks, you see? This Bh2+ check and then retreating the Bishop (to d6 or any other square), then placing the Bishop again on h2 is a common scenario of endless checks.
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[@Heartisca]

0:43 here you should've played bishop takes h2 check, the bishop would be protected by your rook so the king would have to move, and then you would move your bishop back to f4 with a discovered check and get the queen on the next move

[@8x8Mastery]

I was too focused on the bottom section of the board to have seen that😒

[@Heartisca]

@@8x8Mastery Thats typical

[@bhagatsingh-cm9bw]

according to your rating you did good !! just keep improvin

[@8x8Mastery]

Thank you