Incredible Resourcefulness in Endgame - Abdusattorov v Aravindh | 10th Gashimov Memorial Blitz

GM Aravindh Chithambaram (2586) shows incredible resourcefulness in the endgame against GM Nodirbek Abdusattorov (UZB, 2684) in Round 1 of 10th Vugar Gashimov Memorial 2024 Blitz.
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[@nayandeepsahu4257]

This channel is just uplifting the chess .....🎉🎉🎉

[@ashesds1]

Nice fighting game.Very gutsy play by aravindh as black.

[@koustavdas4587]

Love Aravindh he is playing like Rapport.

[@hunterzgaming866]

Aravindh playing like aravindh

[@karanarora1468]

Well played Aravind 👏👏

[@adityapradeep1501]

Why no en passant at 3:27?
Also what's the winning move for Black at 5:30? Is it d6+?

[@amritmenda6526]

D3 check

[@adityapradeep1501]

@@amritmenda6526 but whats the continuation? I see d3+ Kf3 Qf4+ Kg2 Qg3+ and then either Kh1 or Kf1.

[@VincentSmith-zs3ep]

Several of the worlds top Grandmasters have been lured here. That's a good thing. One would have thought though that a prestigious event like the Vugar Gashimov Memorial would have perhaps provided wooden chess pieces instead of the rather flimsy looking plastic ones that have been wheeled out. They then decide to employ 'wobbly' tables for the players. This game nearly made me seasick. Quite extraordinary.

[@amritmenda6526]

On queen f3, play queen d1 check and trade queen and pawn against queen and rook....black remain bishop up

[@jimmywang2041]

Had to move king left not block with rook.

[@bhaveshdas7819]

Whats the point of editing a 3+2 game to shorten the video time? It makes sense for classical and rapid but why blitz?

[@ssp367]

Who is winner or draw game?????

[@adityapradeep1501]

draw at the end despite black losing most of the game. Hence resourcefulness!

[@ridhamrana0402]

​@adityapradeep1501 yes by forced repetition

[@ssp367]

@@ridhamrana0402 thank uuuu bro for reply 🙏

[@ssp367]

@@adityapradeep1501 thank uuuu bro for reply 🙏

[@amritmenda6526]

Rook f2 was a mistake by white which led to a comeback of Arvind...but sad that he missed one opportunity after Queen a2 by white. He should have given a d3 pawn check which forces white to play King f3 followed by queen d1 check forcing rook (queen and rook both would be captured by d3 pawn ) to come to e2 since g3 , f4 and G4 square are covered by bishop and queen respectively. Black would emerge bishop up after the queen captures rook and queen exchanges which would have led to win for Black

[@koushiksreevathsa6637]

tu khel

[@UnknownUser-j3n]

It was so obvious. Even a child should have seen it. May be Aravind was nervous, thats why he missed it.

[@UnknownUser-j3n]

​@@koushiksreevathsa6637mc if someone is discussing logically, is this how you react? Sale tum jaise gutterchhaap fans india ka naam kharab karte ho har jagah.

[@parvezislam5606]

Aravind king
Nodirbek lose

[@mr.michael8427]

Commentary please

[@Diyu-v3p]

Good content ❤

[@ManuShivannaprakash]

Standing

[@vihabhaipan6948]

Kon jita ??
Draw hua ?

[@abhayrai6977]

Hikaru jeet gaya

[@divyamrathi299]

Draw huva bro