Why blundering a queen is not a blunder? : r/chessbeginners

Why is it not a blunder : r/chessbeginners

I resigned here after he took my blundered queen, with few seconds left on my clock. What should I have done instead? : r/chess

Can someone explain to me why this is a inaccuracy : r/chessbeginners

Why is taking with the queen better than the pawn in this position? : r/ chessbeginners

Can someone help me understand how this is a blunder? : r/chessmemes

How can I learn to make progress in positions like these? I sat on this move for over 3 minutes trying to think of a plan, but every move felt like a blunder. : r/chessbeginners

Has a chess Grandmaster ever won a game against another Grandmaster after he lost his queen without compensation, making an unforced fluke/blunder? - Quora

Why is it not a blunder : r/chessbeginners

Blundering your queen doesn't mean you should give up. Your opponent is the same elo for a reason. : r/chessbeginners

Blundered my queen in an opening trap, then my opponent proceeded to blunder all his pieces. They were not happy about it. This behaviour is too common and totally unnecessary. : r/chessbeginners

Proof that even when you blunder your queen and down 9 pts you can win : r/ chessbeginners

Why is this fork only a 'good' and then the take an inaccuracy? I'm taking his queen and putting him in check, allowing me to move my hung Queen. : r/ chessbeginners

Can someone explain why this was a mistake? : r/chess

Two recent games around ~ 700 elo. People in this sub often say the key to winning in this elo range is to just not blunder and punish your opponents for blundering.