Đến Lượt Thần Đồng Nodirbek Abdusattorov Trổ Tài - Aimchess Rapid || TungJohn Playing Chess

Hello everyone! Yesterday, you enjoyed the two super moves of Sakriya Mamedyarov, the number 1 fighter in Asia-Pakistan. He defeated many opponents in a row. However, he was turned off when he faced the gods of bronze. He lost to Jean-Christophe Duda in the second round and lost to Domarazu Gouketsu in the eleventh round. And especially, in the last round, Sakriya Mamedyarov was turned off when he faced the gods of bronze in Uzbekistan. Let's watch the video. In this round, Sakriya Mamedyarov was the first to fight. He fought with D4. Mamedyarov fought with D5. Next, Sakriya Mamedyarov fought with F3. Sakriya Mamedyarov fought with F6. Sakriya Mamedyarov fought with C3. Mamedyarov fought with B5. Sakriya Mamedyarov fought with G5. Mamedyarov fought with H6. Sakriya Mamedyarov fought with H4. Sakriya Mamedyarov fought with G5. Mamedyarov fought with G3. Sakriya did not trade the position with Mamedyarov's position, but he traded his trump cards. Mamedyarov should have used C3, but Mamedyarov used E3 instead. Therefore, his O-F4 was not guarded. F5, ready to push forward to f4, attack and catch the white knight. White quickly runs ahead of the White knight to e5, the black knight eats the white knight. The white knight eats the black knight, the white knight eats the white knight, the white knight eats the black knight. Black jumps to f4 to occupy the good position. White jumps to f3 to defend the e5. Black to the back of c7, attacking the white knight. White has f1, black to f4 to attack the white knight. The white knight moves to D4 to take the center. The black queen takes the white pawn. The white knight moves to D2 to connect behind the car and put pressure on the f4 knight. The black knight, after taking the white pawn, retreats to D6 to avoid the attack of the white knight. The white knight moves to B5 to attack the black queen. The black knight moves to B8 to maintain the f4 knight's defense. The white knight retreats to F1 to protect the g2 pawn and open the way for the car to attack the e7 pawn. The black knight moves to A6 to attack the white knight. The white knight moves to D4. The black knight moves to E5 to attack the white knight. The three pawns are very strong to control the center. The white knight does not move the knight but moves the g3 pawn to attack the black queen. The black knight moves to G6. After the white knight takes the black pawn, the black knight moves to F7 to protect the knight and open the way for the car to H8 to control the h-pawn. The game is still balanced. However, in the real game, the black knight moves to H5. And this is a serious mistake. Before making this mistake, the white queen immediately takes the black pawn and continues to track the black knight. The black knight moves to G7. The white knight moves to D1 to attack the knight. And the computer evaluates that this is a genius move. If the black queen takes the white knight, the e-pawn will be opened for the white knight to control. The white knight moves to G2 to attack the black pawn. The black knight cannot protect this pawn. Because if the black knight moves to D8 to protect the pawn, the white knight will move to E7 to attack the black queen. In general, the black knight cannot destroy the two countries at the same time, the pawn moves to E7 or the car moves to E7. Therefore, in the real game, the black knight does not dare to attack the white queen, but moves to C7 to protect the black queen. The white knight moves to G2 to attack the black pawn. The computer continues to evaluate that this is a genius move. If the black pawn takes the white knight, the white pawn takes the black pawn. The black knight can only move to E6, E6 knight or E7 car to block. If the black knight moves to E6 to block, the white knight takes the black pawn, the black knight takes the white pawn, the white knight takes the black knight, the black knight moves to E7 to block and is absolutely unyielding. If the black knight moves to E7 to block, the white knight moves to G6 to block the black knight, the black knight moves to E8 to block. In general, the black knight is more advantageous than the white knight, but a car in the corner cannot destroy the opponent. The white knight has 6 cars to control the two centers. Combining the queen and the pawn like this, the advantages will be equal to the white knight. Back to the real game, the black knight does not dare to attack the white queen, but the correct choice is to move to E4 to block the white knight. The white knight moves to C4, moves the pawn, the black pawn takes the white pawn, but stops there, the white knight moves the car to take the black pawn, and the computer evaluates, this is a genius move. The genius must also die. The black pawn takes the white car, the white knight takes the black pawn, so the white knight moves the whole car to liberate the king. And here, the white knight has a lot of plans to attack, such as the knight moves to H7, or the knight moves to G6, threatens to move to H7, or moves to D5, all make the black knight less powerful and difficult. It's the turn of the black knight. The black knight chooses to move to F7 to block the king, and open the way for the king to move to F8. The white knight moves the knight to H7, moves the black knight to F8, the white knight moves the knight to G6, attacks the black car, the black knight can move the car to E1, block the way for the king to escape, and move the knight to H8, the black knight quickly moves the knight to E5, and stops the white car to pass E1. The white knight moves the knight to F1, and opens the way for the car to pass E1. The black knight moves the knight to F6, and attacks the king with the car, threatens to move the knight to F2, but of course, the dream is just a dream, The white knight moves the knight to H8, the black knight has only one move, move the knight to E7. The white knight continues to shock by attacking the knight to C6, and the computer continues to evaluate that this is a money exchange move. If the black knight moves the knight to H8, the white knight moves the knight to D8, then move the knight to D6. Therefore, the black knight does not dare to move the knight to H8, but moves the knight to E6. The white knight moves the knight to D8, moves the car. If the black knight moves the knight to E5, then the white knight moves to B7. His move means that the black moves the knight back to E6, and moves the black knight to D8 to move back chariots. Therefore, in the real game, the black moves the knight to E7. The white knight moves the knight to C8, dark move the black knight to E6, moves back on again, and the dragon must be D8. However, the black AI is eager to capture the king, An Tuong Trang, Zhoa An Tiep Ma Trang, Trang Lien Chai Ma E Nam, Tan Cong Lai Hau Den. Here, Den should run to F6 and deal with Hau. It will make the pain longer. But Den was sorry for Hau, so he ran to F6, Tan Cong Lai Ma Trang. Just in case, Hau Trang D Tam Chieu. After this move, the great general, Ma Men Diodor Piat, tried to make the pain longer but he was defeated. If we continue, Den has only one country to run to E6. C Trang D Sau Chieu, King Trang runs to F5 or An Ma Trang, Hau Trang eats Hau Den and retreats to F4. Chieu Het. So, with 4 talented players, the great general, Abdul Sattor, was excellent to defeat the great general, Sakhya Ma Men Diorop, who was just nominated as the best chess player and the best chess player in 2012. The great generals are now becoming formidable forces on the chessboard, and any chess player must respect them. It is true that talent does not wait for age, but after birth, it is rare. OK. Thank you for watching the video. Goodbye and see you again.