GM Khachiyan Simul

NM Adaar
| Apr 19, 2013 at 5:30 PM
| Posted in: Adaar's Blog
| 2719 reads
| 12 comments

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3 years ago
Bella_mitra

Draw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!what a loooooooooserrrrrr
3 years ago
Elubas

Yeah, you should try to hold the GM responsible for his position -- seems more in line with the spirit of the game. Sure a draw is nice, but a win is fantastic, and that position is about the best opportunity you could ask for. To not play out such a climactic position simply because you don't want to lose just makes the effort seem really incomplete -- I mean you might as well play with the GM as after all you're there to play chess, at least in a winning position such as this.
3 years ago
elindauer

Draw? Ouch. Very nicely played opening though, I like your willingness to ignore the c4 pawn and just develop around it.
3 years ago
quak170

Also notice how a 2105 is a National Master....... XD
3 years ago
D_for_DJ

why you offer the draw!? What a loser....
3 years ago
Hakuoh

I wonder who offered the draw...
3 years ago
thedeliveryman

No offense, but only a complete pansy would offer a draw in a completely won position against a GM when you had absolutely nothing to lose. Why not at least give yourself the experience and the thrill of trying to beat a GM in a winning end game.

What a let down.

I have a feeling you regret offering the draw, I know I would.
3 years ago
nola2172

Unless I am missing something, white's next two moves (more or less regardless of what black would do on his 38th) are e5 and then e6 and the game is pretty much over.
3 years ago
Sokrates1984

Yup, you were winning!
3 years ago
Magnus-2900

I agree with darshan I think in the final position white has a clear advantage
3 years ago
_36darshan--

You were winning the game! Why did u draw against him? I think that u were probably a bit scared of ideas of GM. Well, it happens to everyone. Good game!

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