When both players hunt their opponent's king in the endgame | Sinthia vs Arindam

14-year-old Sinthia Sarkar (1225) had an interesting endgame against FI Arindam Mukherjee (2072). Both players had vulnerable king. Thus, they both had their fair share of chances in the endgame. Who made the final mistake which cost their game? Find out the missed opportunities and see if you can find them.
Replay the final moments of the endgame
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Video: Shahid Ahmed
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[@sriprasadjoshi3036]

That man seemed to have so relaxed after the last move where he actually got the chance to hunt the rook...btw very close battle from both of them

[@rishirajbaul3727]

In the second move shown White missed a win with Re7+ instead of R7c6+. Point is there is no way to stop a deadly discovered attack.

[@vinitpandey4948]

Nice 👌🏻

[@shibangdas311]

🔥

[@momthegreatest]

Old man won

[@ujjwal10]

Connect your rooks kid!

[@bikashchandrabhattacharjee3914]

There was a fork Qf1 in which white is loosing her f3 rook but the man had overlooking it, perhaps a good game

[@ujaanbhattacharya4275]

No , Rook can cover the check on d3

[@adnanyeager1299]

Who won the match?

[@vivaanjain2260]

Black won as after the last move Qg2+ it’s a double attack on the king and rook

[@yogvardhan9380]

guys can anybody tell me how to play these fide tournaments?

[@prashantkapil8992]

Participate in AICF tournaments. To get the rating you must play 9 matches and at least score a draw against a rated player. Then you are eligible to apply for your ELO rating.

[@yogvardhan9380]

PRASHANT KAPIL but how to participate in a aicf tournament?