Gukesh is DEEPLY DISAPPOINTED Because He is LOSING to Abdusattorov in Chess Olympiad 2022

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[@chess245]

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[@peterclerkin906]

The sound of Svidler's pen crossing out India 2 on his leaderboard-- heartbreaking!

[@andresv.8880]

lol *scribbling intensifies

[@MrSirBoastAlot]

Girls: I can't believe he didn't cry during Titanic. Do boys even have feelings..? Boys after watching this game:

[@djd1335]

same

[@vikaaak3361]

😂😂😂

[@AshishKP43]

Boys and girls both cried tho.

[@Keli_mafuyu]

Why will boy cry over this? Its not as if someone got heart stroke and died at the video while playing

[@TheJoeFanclub]

BWAHAHAHAHA

[@akhmad_hurshetov]

The future of chess is these guys. They will absolutely meet again! Congrats with winning, Nodirbek!

[@The_Invisible_Man]

Nodirbek is way way better

[@Shivammishra98643]

@@The_Invisible_Man not really. Both are of same calibre if not nodirbek is slightly better.

[@Playboikarti5]

@@The_Invisible_Man nah

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

Uzbekistan is a true team. They are amazing

[@marie-anne2062]

They are the future of chess. There will be more meets. Good luck to both.

[@MrSirBoastAlot]

Lost🥇but it's ok. Can't do anything now.. Amazing chess by Abdusattarov.. really impressed!!

[@chaitalikulkarni4316]

Really we lost gold???

[@saigholap9025]

We can still hope for gold

[@RahulSarkar-xc5mz]

Both Armenia and Uzbekistan have to loose which is next to impossible, with the condition India must win, I'm hoping for bronze or silver

[@xavierson795]

@@RahulSarkar-xc5mz no, if both Armenia and Azerbaijan draw and India wins even then we win gold

[@cryogene2336]

That was really cheap by the Uzbek tho

[@rovshanismayilov8601]

Tebrikler Nodirbek, bravoo.

[@yildiraykomurcu]

There is a big battle among youngsters, they all want to become the supreme leader of their generation. Gukesh, I discovered him in May 2021, I think he is best among the Indian youngsters. I was like, why all the media attention is on Pragg, Arjun or Nihal but not on Gukesh. Now he proved himself. In Biel, just before the olympiads, Gukesh beat Abdusattorov and Keymer and lost to Esipenko, Esipenko being still young but also experienced since he played in Wijk An Zee, Tata Steel twice. In Biel, Abdusattorov drew against Keymer. He also drew with him here in the olympiads. So, we will see what Gukesh will do against Keymer in the last round. Gukesh is becoming 2700+ for sure after the olympiads. Abdusattorov and Arjun can also cross 2700 depending on their last round performance. Keymer, Praggnanandhaa and Sarin are following them behind. Then these guys will engage in power struggle against Ali Reza, who got already battered by top 10 in the last candidates.

[@niklass1137]

will india 2 play against germany?

[@billcook4768]

I love the way we all get caught up in ratings. As if 2690 is any different from 2705. (I’m as guilty as anyone). These kids are all fantastic and I am looking forward to the next 5-10 years of games.

[@espectador-]

@@niklass1137 Yes

[@niklass1137]

@@billcook4768 2700 is like a magical barrier

[@niklass1137]

@@espectador- exciting!

[@vahithabanu3133]

It's ok bro "ALL IS WELL".

[@husanisomiddinov1510]

Ooohh what a match ! This two wonderkids(gukesh and abdusattorov) are the future super gm's

[@amiteshsingh4165]

Are you uzbek?

[@gamerszone1754]

@@amiteshsingh4165 I guess he is Uzbek because he has an Uzbek name and surname

[@husanisomiddinov1510]

@@amiteshsingh4165 yes

[@amiteshsingh4165]

@@gamerszone1754 difficult to judge could be any central asian country or Azerbaijan

[@husanisomiddinov1510]

@@amiteshsingh4165 yeah , many say like that

[@HimanshuYadav-ir6lb]

Uzbeks has very balanced team

[@yerlan888]

Well done Nodirbek! 👏

[@jayveersinhsolanki5085]

Gg mate The future holds something special for you !

[@mayanksingh9505]

Chess is brutal

[@ramhareesh5925]

If Arjun erigaisi is in India b squad a definite gold for them . Arjun, gukesh, nihal, pragg and ronak a deadly team

[@moisespatulin610]

Congrats to Nodirbek Abussaturov for winning a legendary game against Gukesh, and for Gukesh, it still OK for him becoz it's the only and his first loss in the Olympiad. I hope so, becoz there is still one more round to go🤗. From the Philippines, we guys are watching you round every round.

[@bang5548]

Don't worry guy, failures are also stepping stones to greater success

[@bunyodkhusanov866]

Nodirbek is legend of Uzbekistan go ahead man Allah bless you

[@bshr5411]

This is heartbreaking and I'm not even indian nor from Uzbekistan

[@The_Invisible_Man]

You are from india

[@bshr5411]

@@The_Invisible_Man nope I'm an arab

[@komprestaSiba]

Selam to my brother AbdusSettar 🖐🖐🖐

[@NASIBBEKIBROHIMOGLI]

adamin soyadi abdusattarov adida Nodirbek. Nadir bek

[@ravshanmalikov5603]

Well done Abdusattorov, Good luck Uzbekistan team :) Baraka topinglar , o'zbek yigitlar ! Keyingi yurishlaringizda omad tilaymiz!

[@GMBethHarmon]

Abdusattorov on the rise! That World Rapid Chess Championship victoy vs Magnus was not a fluke.

[@polielie]

LPL

[@wowmoment2466]

@C anyway win is a win.... Pragg also win like this against magnus.... It's all because of the pressure 😖😖

[@smartyuser]

Love you ma'am

[@moisespatulin610]

Abussaturov, Gukesh and Prag deserves an A group invitation at the Tata Steel Wijk Aan Zee 2023 along with Wesley, Aronian, MVL, Van Forest, Nepo and the mighty Carlsen. For sure it will be the most exciting games in the history of Tata Steel.

[@TheJoeFanclub]

Well Prag played a group this year and did well! Agreed that the others deserve a spot too though!

[@ryantres85]

gukesh looked stunned when he saw the blunder, this reminds me of kasparov's blunder aganist anand

[@daschion7445]

Узбекистан шахматная держава!!! молодцы!!!

[@vishwanathanr2851]

Want more of these two

[@felixrieger8823]

no handshake at the end?

[@bbbrown3408]

breaks my heart in two or three

[@billcook4768]

I know Gukesh is the story of this tournament, but we should frame this as Abdusattorov winning, not Gukesh losing.

[@rebinraj7645]

If you follow the game closely... Gukesh had a winning chance and then he could have drawn the game later but still he went on... and then finally lost by blundering a piece under time pressure. Yes Nodirbek was impervious but I feel this is on Gukesh himself.

[@JoeARedHawk275]

@@rebinraj7645 Winning and drawing chance according to an engine. Nothing is ever for sure in a human game unless they spot the exact sequence. I respectfully disagree with your comment. The win was because Abdussattorov played better at that time on a human level and he won it, not because Gukesh played badly. He would’ve won 100/100 in any position against you. There’s no need to be unnecessarily toxic and add pressure and blame to players.

[@efthymiosn3381]

Abdusattorov played horribly. He won by a trick

[@muqakhim]

@@efthymiosn3381 so? what do u think about losing to a horrible trick then? just stop. a win is a win, stop being toxic fanboys, we all know they both have outstanding performance in this event, thats all matters

[@sup1801]

Gukesh had a winning position the whole game. Computer was giving plus 2, plus 3. Abdusattorov ended up playing awesome moves to save the game. If you think you have a winning position the whole game, having a draw does not exactly feel nice. But in the end, Gukesh should've taken the draw. Then India 2 would have been sole leaders. He probably wanted to get 9.5/10.

[@wynoglia]

"I rly think it deserve a minute of silence" ..goes on to talk 💀

[@Adityadreamer]

you are gonna see insane rivalry between these two future giants

[@phillaysheo8]

You know this is going to be a future World Chess Championship match...

[@dawinybastos]

The time is relentless

[@zekken987]

Poor little guy

[@olimaat8460]

It's like Sinner Alcaraz

[@HeroVax]

Why is he quitting?

[@annyjefferson2587]

respect 💯💯💯 Uzbekistan

[@ikhtiyorbekkhasanboev8600]

Well done Nodirbek! Keep it that way.

[@alwysrite]

deeply disappointing that Gukesh did not reach our and shake hands after the match as the looser normally does initiate the handshake !

[@jamesbond-lb7se]

What an amazing win by abdussa There was a time when he was down and out in the game then coming back and winning with black.

[@Vingul]

R.I.P. Gukesh

[@SachivG]

Bosdk mra nhi he wo..

[@pghorizongamer6130]

R.I.P . VINGUL MOM😭😭😭😂

[@rubix71]

No hand shake?

[@Feliandyx16]

Por que siempre jugo con cubrebocas y casi ningún jugador lo usó M

[@startupeco2257]

That happens when you psychilogically start to feel you are set to keep winning after a long streak after which a draw has been your worst result. Gukesh has a lot to learn about chess as it takes much much more than being a super talent.

[@stockfish7382]

or maybe he lost because his opponent is strong and played very well (which is the case) It's easy to make excuses, you could say that Abdusattorov was also under a lot of pressure to play the undefeated player that everyone is talking about, which would give him a disadvantage etc.

[@aughlnal7333]

@@stockfish7382 He means that at one point in time the game was a draw, but he didn't repeat moves and continued into a losing game hoping for a blunder by his opponent. Sometimes you have to accept that going for the win, will lead to unnecessary risks and might possibly lose you the game unnecessarily.

[@startupeco3138]

@@stockfish7382 well-said!

[@Playboikarti5]

@@aughlnal7333 well said

[@donramanayake1505]

@@startupeco3138 I don't think you know what happened in this game. He rejected a draw earlier.

[@Suckaniggadickeveryday]

you know ..i've been watching this guy play for a week now ...am i right to say that he might be the goat...(drop a like if you with me)

[@hasansartgallery8331]

How many minus he got?

[@venkatbabu186]

Knight is always strong. That's why when you have two knights and two kings it is a draw.

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Qb7 is an amazing move crushing the opponent immediately!

[@MrIsrael2015]

wdym, he just blundered a piece.

[@redkittrool]

Wdym some of it is on him lmao, chess is an individual game

[@abdushukurqodirov4037]

Proud to be Uzbek

[@PianoWithGuido]

No handshake very rude

[@hsemarubab]

India 2 can still win Gold tomorrow..

[@Remontada_uz]

For that, Armenia and Uzbekistan both have to lose

[@isharaa5429]

Happy for Uzbeks win

[@komprestaSiba]

Abdussattarov uzbekistan?

[@chess245]

evet kankim :D

[@ahmadmikail4864]

@@chess245 haha

[@amiteshsingh4165]

He did not trust pragg winning that endgame maybe, which is understandable

[@thesavantart8480]

Pragg beat Magnus Carlsen with black in a rapid game, how can he not trust him to win that? Lol

[@dregga7638]

Imagine thinking this reaction is because he is thinking about India and not about his career lmao.

[@Bill_I_Owner]

Not at all. He maybe thought about suggesting draw to Nodirbek, but realized that he will refuse it. And then he thought that never lost this position and start making some not best moves.

[@mithril4912]

@@thesavantart8480 Pragg beat Magnus in an online *Rapid** game. Obviously a great feat but you cannot deny the fact that it wasn’t entirely obvious whether or not he was going to convert it simply because of the fact that Rook vs Bishop can actually be a draw if the king is able to get to safety. I doubt Gukesh would’ve spent time calculating all that since he had his own game to play and could have assumed that if Sindarov managed to trade all the pawns and simplify to Rook vs Bishop then Pragg could very well draw.

[@huihuang1475]

whoever is mentally stronger, wins at last

[@kilzoldyck5114]

No handshake? Or did i just miss it

[@Mrpallekuling]

No, G didn't give a damn, just waited until he was flagged. The new types of chess players.

[@Jose.AFT.Saddul]

He lost on time. He could’ve resigned but let his clock run out.

[@kilzoldyck5114]

@@Jose.AFT.Saddul i know there isn't much time but yh it could've been better if he resigned after the blunder. He wasn't a sport this time lol

[@gouravsahni5001]

Gukesh great run... proud of u...

[@jorgevilanova1591]

I think you always have to shake hands. Where is the education ? Youhave to be prepared to lost too. And you have to congrats your oponent. Too much chess knowledge but no modals

[@poncianoespiritu6527]

Blunder is common. Everybody commits mistake.

[@The_Invisible_Man]

Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 is the best.

[@dimpaldynamite972]

He will lose more matches in coming tournament because it will take time to handle the pressure of being no 2

[@tagpillay1125]

GUKESH FORGOT HIS BACK DOOR OPEN. WHAT A PITY!!WILL END UP BEING THE BEST!!

[@gowthamvarmadantuluri6385]

nodirbek is lucky but also persistent never gave up in completely losing position

[@Remontada_uz]

Lucky is not appropriate word to use in this situation. In fact, he is more experienced

[@GMBethHarmon]

He's the reigning World Rapid Chess Champion after defeating Magnus Carlsen, and one of the most talented young players in the world. He isn't lucky.

[@abhisheksreekumar3510]

@@GMBethHarmon that's why he almost lost the game

[@gowthamvarmadantuluri6385]

@@Remontada_uz I mean if not for the blunder it would have been a draw

[@gowthamvarmadantuluri6385]

@@Remontada_uz i get the point the luck is not the word but gukesh was in clear advantage through most of the game

[@helmutalexanderrubiowilson6835]

its because it was a Big blunder

[@azspace9828]

poor　ｇｕｋｅｓｈ

[@unstoppablerunner1836]

:(

[@yohanespaskal9352]

When overhyped player meet real super GM, yesterday shak and abdus.

[@Playboikarti5]

😂😂😂😂

[@baddyforall2568]

Pity you . That's why , the real player won individual silver while overjoyed player won Gold in Board 1. I am laughing out loud of your ignorance

[@sloNsteady]

Bro he is nowhere near alireza or abdusattorov.

[@welhalm8278]

Yessss.

[@nammapaya96]

The way gukesh played today it was little disappointing. Really shocked to see him play as a normal person. Being a GM, he did many blunders. May be he was too over confident. It was a easy game and he had steady control and everyone thought it's going to be a easy win. All of a sudden he made many blunders. Really lost faith in him...

[@bharath4397]

Kidding me?

[@bharath4397]

He is 8.5/10

[@mohitwanjare7951]

So you are that guy who praises a player for doing well and then if they loose a single game, curses them. Didn't caruana loose 2 games to gukesh and abdusattarov. He must be bad player then. Shouldn't have got the ticket candidates last year.

[@nammapaya96]

@@bharath4397 but did you watch todays game? It was brutal

[@nammapaya96]

@@bharath4397 dude do i sound joking

[@TheGermanObserver]

Well, it's clear that the game is lost now. But I didn't recognize that Gukesh resigned. No handshake, no King on the side. What did he do? In our league (the lowest one), you offer a handshake to resign...

[@adithyabhat1469]

He got timed out

[@TheGermanObserver]

@@adithyabhat1469 Ah, ok, thank you. Didn‘t get that. And in addition I didn‘t expect it due to the shown blunder.

[@mithril4912]

0:43 Abdusattarov pointed out that Gukesh had lost on time to the arbiter who then came and declared the result.

[@BMIELTS]

he was a sore loser. didnt want to acknowledge his loss with a handshake. he just let the time run out. i feel for him, but if he wants to grow professionally, he needs to learn to accept defeats as well

[@mithril4912]

@@BMIELTS That’s cuz he didn’t resign, just lost on time.

[@tojinorovalisher]

Abdusattor🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@jonchess8844]

Not World Champion. Magnus is.

[@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638]

Such absolute karma I love it

[@shreenivaslatad5644]

How he lost this game?

[@Bill_I_Owner]

On psychological terms, couldn't handle the stress in this endgame.

[@JeremyRobertWalker]

savage cabbage

[@neon-astronaut]

Lost a winning game smh

[@swisspil09]

I feel the biggest blame for this loss should go to the team captain R B Ramesh. It is quite evident that he has not taught these young minds the simple concept of team strategy. "If your team has a win in hand already, just make a draw. Don't try hard for a win even if it is there. Take the safe option of draw"

[@thereaperandthesheep9186]

Did u smoke something bro? Even a 12 yr old chess player knows that. Do you really think u know more than these players lmao.

[@swisspil09]

The way Gukesh played, it is not clear that he understood that. Even Svidler commented that though he is talented, he still needs the maturity to understand team strategy and playing in a team. So i am not alone

[@Renato24]

@@thereaperandthesheep9186 kiddo

[@kobiljonkamolov6655]

THere is also individual prize and Gukesh was trying to win it ..

[@swisspil09]

@@kobiljonkamolov6655 Even with a draw and a score of 9/10 he was well poised to get the gold going into the last round

[@penguinb4u]

only human

[@FaisalAhmed-jd9rr]

I don't know whenever India loses I feel happy

[@QwatS]

CHESSLESS PAK😂

[@yerlan888]

no hand shake? you are not a gentleman gukesh!!!

[@Renato24]

hahaahahahahaha

[@LCU1981]

Więcej masek na twarzy, równa się w CH tlenu

[@minhly650]

Why would Gukesh lose?

[@player-hw7pe]

Qb7 forked the king and knight, which is why Nf3 was a huge blunder

[@GiantPanther]

The knight is lost, it's totally losing

[@minhly650]

He is about to lose his Knight. Just noticed 😅

[@TheUltimatum89]

Check and he loses his horse

[@dhineshkumars1991]

It's not possible to still try to play ??

[@kreglfromworld]

Gukesh suckesh

[@quanghoangminh7626]

How can a GM make a stupid mistake like that? He has 40 seconds

[@zekken987]

Yeah, he weak man

[@ahmed_waly404]

@@zekken987 shut up 🤫

[@kislay1418]

He could have drawn the game and led India 2.5-1.5 victory but instead this🤦‍♂️

[@clashkingdom3647]

It happens sometimes even with GMs under time pressure

[@tejassomawar5587]

He is noob You are wright That's why he is just 2727 and world no. 22 Never heard of a word "Pressure"

[@shade63]

gg Abdusattorov

[@walterego960]

Abdu is really a cheat, a poor guy...Look like he looks his opponent, he is very a poor guy

[@hakim7894]

Hahahahahahahahhahahhaha

[@Remontada_uz]

What are you saying

[@steve2885]

you mean, Gukesh right

[@offlinit]

And still he is champion, understood Magnus😅

[@GMBethHarmon]

LMAO, stay salty.

[@geert574]

On to next Indian Great Hope number 2398743 🤣

[@sarbomitra9508]

What's your countries next great hope ? Ohhh so sorry! 😪 Your country doesn't have one.

[@Renato24]

@@sarbomitra9508 stay salty