One mistake proves fatal in a drawn Rook and Rook-Pawn vs Rook Endgame | IM Ravi Teja vs Jackson

One cannot afford to relax against an IM, even in a theoretically drawn endgame as they say, it is not over until it's over. 11-year-old Jackson V X (1358) decided to relax once he realized the game reached to a rook and rook-pawn vs rook endgame against IM Ravi Teja S (2293). Ravi is a strong IM and recently he finished third at 2nd SG Chess Festival Blitz 2023. He is not the one to take a draw easily, he is a former National Challengers champion. So even if there is a 1% chance to win the game, he will certainly give it a try. He could finished the game a bit earlier, find out how. Check out the video to ensure that you do not make the same mistake as the kid did when you face a strong IM.
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[@deeputhomas9887]

This happens when you think any move is a draw and let your guard down. But the kid will learn from this.

[@AmritpalSingh-kq9jr]

Kid was very annoyed when he saw no way to stop promotion

[@Narrowcros]

Indian talents are too under rated, they make the mistake of making them play too early (thus get a bad rating) and then they get much stronger and take peoples rating down with them. They should adobt the Russian style of only playing when they get strong.

[@strategygames1026]

Precisely

[@yo_its_joven_1022]

What was the move to be made at 2:16 ? Why he lost the advantage on evaluation bar?

[@R.K.3010]

Any other rook move would be good apart from giving it for free

[@Anann333]

Whats the mistake?

[@nikipediaaspirant2231]

qc6

[@ChessCube2]

KC8

[@rubenlarotin3141]

maintain king opposition i guess rook managed to check with bridge effect only rook move shuffling to h file say h2,h3..is tge correct option to play in fact the kid already played the Rook h2 previously and the IM opponent made the same rook c6 move possible repetition and draw with Rh1 instead touched his king and lost the opposition

[@harishthenappan2029]

IM RAVI TEJA ..did mistakes atlast.he did last move .that is great. Not bad but he have to do that last move before itself.

[@rubenlarotin3141]

IM already made illegal move 6:08 change it to Rg5

[@omarabukharoob9313]

No his rook was originally on b5 he wanted to play Rc5+ first but changed his decision and placed his rook on b6 which was legal in this case since he hasn't let the rook out of his hand so the touch move rule doesn't apply here