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A Defensive Deadlock | Boris Gelfand vs Kateryna Lagno | Satty Zhuldyz Blitz

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Breaking through the opponent's defense can be a challenging affair. In round three of the Satty Zhuldyz Chess Festival Blitz 2023, GM Boris Gelfand (2601) and GM Kateryna Lagno (2508) faced each other over the board and displayed their defensive strength but can they break the deadlock? Watch the video to see what happened.
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@dark_mode Год назад

It's a draw but looked like a resign.

@Chessshiv Год назад

Yes.

@Kwongers Год назад

It was a draw. If you look/listen closely at 7:52, Lagno offers a draw. You can also tell the result of the game by seeing how the kings are placed at the end. If they are on opposite colours, then the result is a draw. If they are both on white, it’s a win for white. If they are both on black, it’s a win for black.

@jimhenderson6440 Год назад

@@Kwongers Thanks for the information about the placement of the kings after the game. Despite following chess as an enthusiastic amateur for decades, I never knew that until now.

@MxSpikeSpiegelxM Год назад

She immediately whipes her hand after. Dude must have been sweating something fierce

@Corteum Год назад

You observational skills are unparalled!

@jimhenderson6440 Год назад

At 3:26, White has a nice tactic with Nxd5, threatening to trap Black's queen with Bd2. Black can avoid this by recapturing on d5 with the knight rather than with either of the two pawns, and then after Bd2 she can return the material with Ne3, giving the Black queen an escape route along the fourth rank. White will have won an important central pawn, however. This is _much_ harder to see if you don't have the benefit of an evaluation bar telling you something is up!

@M.Senseilhan Год назад

I think it is cd5 after Nxd5. In your variation with Ne3 Bxa5 Nxc2 white lost a piece it seems.

@jimhenderson6440 Год назад

@@M.Senseilhan No, the variation I was suggesting is Nxd5 Nxd5 Bd2 Ne3 Bxe3 (not Bxa5) and White is up a pawn (the "important central pawn" I was referring to). If instead Nxd5 cxd5 (or exd5), then White plays Bd2 and wins Black's queen (Black does get a bishop and knight for it, but that's hardly adequate compensation).

@fis-mat-ies4015 Год назад

Beautiful Lagno

@tempest1913 Год назад

3:30 should've played Nxd5 instead of cxd5 maybe

@irapengson5258 Год назад

Yeah o thought he will do that too. Missed win by gelfand

@user-vl8iw6wn2k Год назад

Екатерина большая молодец и красавица

@philipodowd227 Год назад

Very intense, reminds me of Renfield.

@SherwinIsraelVentura-pt3nv Год назад

3:26 b4 black queen trapped

@celticprogeny1569 4 месяца назад

BxB4

@gunasekaranp1241 11 месяцев назад

at 6.42 bg5 could have been a best move.

@milandjuric756 3 месяца назад

Mogla je nakon Lb5 da osvoji peßaka na b4

@priyanshu3136 Год назад

Why he didn't asked for the draw and directly shook the hands

@seraphf2210 Год назад

His head gesture implicated the draw, people at high level are different haha

@isabel705 6 месяцев назад

07:52 while making the move she says "ничья́ (ničʹjá)"what in Russian language means "draw (remis)". Since both Boris and Kateryna are speaking Russian, they communicate in their mother tongue.