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I'll be honest , I'll do the same move😢

Ding was becoming nervous upon the two black pawns threatenning, ding nervously secured the diognal by occupying corner with bishop and offer his rook for exchanging threatenning black rook.

Ding went down inflame🔥

amazing

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Why? Because Ding played poorly, perhaps? That is the simplest explanation. Eh!

thank you

Great yaar 👍

What if ding moves his king to F3 and took the pond

Now those who are commenting this and that move should have really become world champion by now! Dont you think? Right? Easier said than done! No one is greater here than Gukesh! Accept it, move on and cherish the win for India🎉

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Ding lost due to lack of fighting spirit. He should fight for a win instead in the last game.

Very nice analysis ❤

Can Magnus Carlsen, who has the highest Elo rating, beat the Indian chess prodigy Gukesh? Stay tuned and share your thoughts in the comments!

I was a little bit surprised to note that move, but kept thinking that there might be some deeper meaning

Excellent explanation sir Point by point is nice U could have still explained y he made such mistake as per ur idea

please make this voice 1.5x speed

Ding needs to study endgame a little more

I wouldn't have given up my white pawn on the queenside at all

Rf2 was such a blunder because a pawn endgame is fatal, while exchanging bishops OR rooks would lead to drawn endgames. When Gukesh played Bd5, if White's bishop had been on g2 instead of a8, he could have played Bf1 with a completely drawn endgame.

have basic knowledge on chess, now i have got idea that why that move was blunder, thanks for explaining

Many confusing English mistakes (about pieces and capture...) in the otherwise good commentary. Best wishes.

The best commentary I have ever come across... Without creating a fuss and showing off like others!

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Gukesh has one pawn more, so its game over already, blunder might its just a bonus.

When Ding is losing you play Xmas song. Shows you are another hater.

Very nicely and in simple words explained the entire game. It was nicest explainstion how the game would have progressed and at the end how black would have won thegameby converting pawn in to bishop....🎉🎉

I hope this is not match-fixing!

when queen retreated 2:11 why didn't black pawn take out the white?

13:50 maybe its all about mental strength. after a long while one who gets weak may not able to think clearly. so its not about who is expert here especially when both are good players.

AI: "Of course Gukesh never missed an opportunity like this, and immediately captured the Rook on f2." Um, no. Gukesh thought for several minutes before capturing, and said that his first thought had been to play Rb3. Letting AI make stuff up is no substitute for actual research.

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Well lively game explained 🙏

At the projection moves, I don't think Gukesh would have given up a pawn.

Why can't white king move to D2 at 15:36 and use the open area to keep escaping?

At the begining of game 14 Ding intend to Draw.But great blunder he loose the game.

I just love your explanation Sir.

very lucid explanation. thanks for explainig what would have happened if Ding continued!

Until the 54th move the game was a sure draw! Then everything changed. 55th move was made in a hurry? With only 10 minutes on the clock (Gukesh had 1 hour ) Liren made the 55th move in 15 seconds. That was too fast ! And when he says ' it takes some time to realize the mistake!" what can we say. Even for a world champion concentration can be lost momentarily? ROOK exchange at this stage was unthinkable when your opponent had 1 pawn advantage! And to make it worse Liren's BISHOP was cornered. Even an amateur like me could easily see the blunder and the endgame! But Liren was cool in admitting the defeat and one has to appreciate him when he says "No Regrets!" . The players respected each other and the whole thing was a gentlemen's final! Gukesh made history! History for Chess history for India! Now there will be more players from India at the topmost level!

Magnu Carlson ne 11th game ke baad hi keh diya tha ki Ding ladkhada gaya hai aur aage bhi galti karega aur hua bhi yahi.

My dad is a grand master

Very nice commentary. Thank you.

This is called being human. Even if you are a Chinese champion.

Thank you for explaining the entire game in detail.

14:59, *bishop

a noob question - if the king takes the pawn at the end, the game is still on right? this game could have ended in a draw. Could someone explain how is this a win?

"The blunders are all there on the board, waiting to be made," attributed to Savielly Tartakower

Wonderful explanation

Excellent commentary. The clearest and easiest to understand.