Cardozo Munar, Carlos Eduardo vs. Bettalli, Francesco - February 6 Late 2024 0-1

In the chess game between Carlos Eduardo Cardozo Munar and Francesco Bettalli on February 6, late 2024, Carlos Eduardo played the move Qg6. This move threatens to capture material but exposes the queen to potential capture in return. It also leaves the queen without ample defense and overlooks the chance to address a more pressing threat. Additionally, it fails to provide a better escape route for the queen or defend an unprotected piece adequately. Despite the piece being somewhat defended, there remains a missed opportunity to enhance its protection further. Moreover, Qg6 fails to block potential attacks effectively or seize the opportunity for a more favorable material exchange. Alternatively, the move could have created a fork, attacking multiple pieces simultaneously. However, Qg6 ultimately lacks strategic depth and optimal defensive maneuvers.