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!

[@bmno.4565]

Jinshi Bai almost sounds like an Indian name

[@strategygames1026]

It's Bai Jinshi in Chinese. In China the family name (Bai) comes first and his name is Jinshi. Inconsistent naming in the title because as per this format it should be Praggnandhaa R as well.

[@rumgo]

Jindgi bhai

[@bmno.4565]

No it's R Praggnanandhaa, because in Tamil naming tradition the patronym comes first.

[@strategygames1026]

@@bmno.4565 Yes, I understand that. My point is that's inconsistent, because in Chinese format, family name comes first, so it's Bai Jinshi. Either you should use native format for everyone, or given name first for everyone.

[@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