This 19-year-old boy is so impressive | Keymer vs Abdusattorov | Prague Masters 2024

It was the clash of two 19-year-olds at the Prague Masters 2024. And it was an exciting game in a provocative line of the Queen's Gambit Accepted (QGA). Vincent Keymer vs Nodirbek Abdusattorov with commentary by IM Sagar Shah.
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[@abhishekab1]

Nodirbek has the killer spirit that our guys can learn from.

[@rohangangan8327]

I dont think so!! Pragg has defeated Magnus so many times now so has other of our players. 3 indian players have qualified for the Candidates. Has Nodirbek qualified? Its more like he has to learn from our players.

[@abhishekab1]

@@rohangangan8327 Chill my friend. I never said that our players are weak. They just lack the killer spirit to win big tournaments. Prags wins over magnus was inconsequential in a sense that he did not win any of those tournaments. Vidit has never won a big tournament apart from the one, where he won and qualified for candidates.

[@rotiyt6307]

Bro thinks only Indian players can play chess ( I'm Indian)

[@seya_2]

​​@@rohangangan8327 Prag is yet to defeat Magnus in classical. Both Nodirbek and Keymer has. Not to mention Nodirbek is also a former world Rapid Champion. He doesn't need to prove anything. I don't have High hopes for Vidit but I do believe in Pragg and Gukesh It's Pragg and Gukesh who has to outperform themselves in the candidates my best wishes are with them.

[@atursunov5155]

Nodirbek is a Olympic champion as well Rapid World @@seya_2

[@teenageapocalypseusa5368]

If he keeps this up he can be a contender in 2 to 3 years for the crown

[@meirgriniasty7139]

very good commentary

[@erwinmiller3923]

Hahaha the knight on c6 is only there as a commentator 😂😂😂 I love how you commentate you have style ❤

[@immortalvive]

neither of them look like 19 years old😅

[@jeeaspirant786]

Nodirbek does

[@fig347]

bro im 19......why am i still bad

[@arya7433]

Depends when you start playing chess and how committed you are Most top players started playing at very young ages

[@indianfan1029]

Nodirbek is the one smart guy. He knows how to trick, and also how to avoid getting himself tricked. Vincent may be had prepared some sort of a trap, but he just side stepped it. Also his game against Maghsoodloo, who is a great fighter, he just totally caught him off guard, by first playing h4 and then switching to the other side of the board. He did the same versus Pragg. Targeted Pragg's weak queen side pawns first, and then switched the attack to the other side. Although in that case, it didn't work, he blundered and lost later.

[@LuciferXy-dx5lc]

They are 19 !!😮

[@cosmostechforuniverse]

Can someone tell me the name of girl behind Vincent Keymer.

[@economics008]

You don't win the game by RESIGNATION. Why do these GMs make resignation without CHECKMATE? Any one can answer rhis!? Please Sagar sha

[@saptarshi3860]

To make it look less embarrassing

[@lordofcoding5]

It's respectful of their opponents ability to convert the position. Vincent knew with his time situation and the position on the board that he would have no chances.

[@pratyushranjan3913]

they know that their opponent is capable enough to win the position, only then do they resign