You don't give a 'Free Rook' to Pragg! | R Praggnanandhaa vs Jinshi Bai | World Blitz 2023

Rook endgames can always be tricky and can turn the game around anytime. In the thirteenth round of the World Blitz Championship 2023, GM R Praggnanandhaa (2665) was up against GM Jinshi Bai (2516). Watch the intense rook endgame which ends in a smile.
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[@Kaador]

Einer der besten Kanäle für den Schachsport den es gibt.
Gute Arbeit! Weiter so!

[@user-od4ry8qd7w]

I understand 😊 pragg moves very well 😊 thanks 👍

[@Cosmybaby]

Why do these players talk so slowly and hit clock so hard.

[@karanarora1468]

Jinshi had 25sec still committed the blunder @9:29

[@Ram_deevoti]

Pressure

[@Gol_D._Rogerr]

Jalebi Bai oye oye jalebi Bai

[@Davvy-yr1zj]

The queen’s were gonna come off anyway why not damage pragg’s castling structure

[@neelavrasengupta8749]

It won't matter much . Pragg's Kingside pieces were already developed . If black takes the queen and forces the white king to come forward to e2 square , then by the time black develops his pieces , white can easily bring the kingside rook along e file and place the king on f1 creating an Artificial Castling structure .

[@dontrachtman3095]

Pragg's knight looked like it was trapped for a while earlier in the game but he got the knight to safety.

[@supriyo7303]

I am really surprised he would go for such a risky maneuver in a blitz game, was really thinking it would be trapped any second but damn!

[@rizwansiddiqi845]

@ 7:49 why didn't Bragg check Jinshi with his rook?

[@rizwansiddiqi845]

rook e1 to e7

[@zayoind]

Kg6. I don't think there is a good follow up after that

[@user-od4ry8qd7w]

Why pawn moved f2 to f3 what the resion behind this😅

[@nomnomnom612]

prob to threaten g4 trapping the bishop

[@ssumakant]

Generally if the pawn stays at f2 then with the black bishop on h3 there is a risk of back rank checkmate if black is able to get a rook there. Playing f2 not just allows the king an escape square but also allows white to have its own rook leave the 1st rank without worrying about a checkmate.

[@user-od4ry8qd7w]

@@nomnomnom612 thank you 😊💕

[@user-od4ry8qd7w]

@@ssumakant thank you 😊💕

[@shidqi1435]

Oops

[@diegorodriguez8910]

pufff praggnacrack!!!

[@slimwhitman9338]

The incessant bouncing pragg does is profoundly irritating