Daniil Dubov's Rare Fifth Move | Global Chess League

A move that stunned Master Peter Svidler while he was analyzing the game in the studio of the Global chess league was 5.Bb5. It was the epic clash between GM Daniil Dubov (2727) and GM Leinier Dominguez Perez (2706) as Chingari Gulf Titans were up against the Ganges Grandmasters. Watch the video to see if Dubov's idea of playing the move helped him win the game.
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[@sakshamsinha3660]

Was waiting for Dubov's match to be uploaded ❤

[@zelandakhniteblade5436]

5. Bb5 was played as recently as 2021 by Jordan Van Foreest against Wesley So, so it is hardly an off-the-wall idea. After 7. Nc3 that game continued (instead of 7...0-0) 7...d6; 8. 0-0 Bg4; 9. Qd3 0-0 and Wesley eventually won in 55 after Jordan sacced an exchange and a 4-queen position was reached. This game was a repeat of Vavulin-Sargsyan up to 11...Ng6, whereupon Maksim played Bg3 instead of taking the knight resulting in a 50 move draw.

[@malashah4898]

for those who didnt understood dubov win because his opponent time out

[@ironmiketeam4689]

Doesn't matter knight take pawn with check and took take free rook

[@adiltheprodigy8235]

Thank you

[@-AKASHP]

@@ironmiketeam4689 knight is in pin, So Nxh6 isn't possible

[@lovebithal2809]

Sit 😢

[@vkvaraliya7504]

Opponents is very smart ..😊😊😊😮dubove and opponents is smart and best all move analysis after all movements here...

[@Arkady_Chernobrovkin]

Leinier is very strong, an excellent strategist, he knows a lot, his games are interesting to watch, but the ex-world blitz champion loves time pressure...

[@nemuonakpoya8592]

Bruh

[@MysticDC]

Just like Grischuk

[@Arkady_Chernobrovkin]

@@MysticDC 🙂

[@pangeranriordan6820]

That's why he is the Super Grandmaster..

[@videosdeecologia7468]

Two missed opportunities for the young Dubov before winning on time. But hard game ...

[@ddrruuuu]

Well defended

[@Christiaan1958]

I like to watch Dubov games a lot= very interesting&intertaining...he sometimes Rocks his opponents with moves they haven't seen coming😂😂

[@davidgothard3055]

Dubov missed some wins here ! Ah I see,, Dubov wins on time anyway...

[@samle9131]

That was actually the game plan all along haha

[@Fahad_Ghani]

Please upload Rapport's matches too

[@23priyangshughoshxb76]

dubov for you

[@bbbrown3408]

dubov looks about say 14

[@raffialexanian]

Sorry but who won the game?

[@davidgothard3055]

Whaat's winning after Kg8 ? Dubov played Re7 and it went equal again. maybe qh5 ..

[@MinhTran-mp9sr]

🎉

[@parthkhandelwal233]

Correct move after g takes f6?

[@TheMagicalJuan]

Rg2

[@davidgothard3055]

@@TheMagicalJuan I was looking at Nf4 too.

[@TheMagicalJuan]

@@davidgothard3055 sadly doesn't work if they find the only move Kh7

[@bombrman1994]

so many blunders

[@vixr9557]

what sad opening lol

[@alpulley4894]

Dubov by a nose

[@GauravYadav-m1c7s]

Who loss i didn't get it , both are in equal position because of his last move

[@suhailsh5128]

Draw

[@connected_passed_pawns]

I think Lenier lost on time

[@toasterdestodes8034]

@@connected_passed_pawns Yes. You can see that white has won by looking at the positioning of the kings after the game has finished.

[@marroksote]

Leinier lost because he ran out of time

[@afunamark5267]

He lost twice both on time and also his queen was going to be forked with check after rock exchange

[@CMAAvinash]

Tatya Vinchu😂😂

[@poopootin3652]

Why on earth nf6 was a blunder? 8:00

[@friedrichvolkmann]

I was also surprised by the evaluation, but Dominguez' Rf7 immediately explained it. Without checking with an engine, I guess that Rg2 (threatening Rg6) instead of Nxf6 would have been the correct move. Nf4 also looks interesting.