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5 seconds on the clock and everyone here with their engine pretending they'd have held.
black h4 white will be a checkmate 😲🥲? why did you resign
After queen take pawn can white bishop just move to H6 to treatening mate in next move ?
Just asking dont bully me 100Elo
Black missed Mate in 1😢
I don't understand why its a blunder?
terrible
If that person was hikaru then he would have converted a loss to a draw then a draw to a win… and played the most moves until he is completely hopeless…
Bro would have put the bishob behind the queen and mate was unstopppable
Qh5 was mate
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I see took me so long to realize how they draw
Qd5+ – – > Qh1+…​ rinse and repeat.
Ohhh
Stalemate
Hikaru would've made 32 moves in that
Qd5+ was the draw
Man, that was so close!!!
Kf6 would finish the game very nicely with the reverse nigel short manuevet not kh6 qf6 but kf6 qh6
It's a easy draw man, I really don't understand why he is grandmaster in the game region 😯😕
Why it is not a mate queen to g 7??
Queen to d5 and then trade queens on h5
There is a forced draw
Qd5+!! forces white to draw! If not white will lose his queen.
How is that a blunder?
Karjakin?
if only he did not resign and saw the queen
Karjakin didnt find the move. Incredible.
force draw of he didnt resign
Kf6 Qc3+ Be5 is just winning, I don't know how he didn't find it on the board. That was the first idea that came to my mind.
Never resign
Game was Draw by repeating d5 and h1 check but black resign.
wkak
never resign doesn't apply to me
is draw
Can anyone please explain
He got 2 chances for checkmate 😒
The fundamental rule of chess::- "never resign '"
It is really strange. Perpetual checks are the one resource you're looking for when you are defending a position like this. Qd5+ and qh1+ seals the deal.
Lol what