Do grandmaster's blunder?

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SUSHIMC10874

Take a look at this game between this grandmaster and this non grandmaster:

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/123319205351?tab=review&move=0

Surprisingly there were no blunders

TheUnidentifiedWolf
You are asking a really bad question bruh, everyone blunders
spectros1
Grandmaters blunder less often, and make smaller blunders, than us mere mortals.
Fr3nchToastCrunch

Yes, they absolutely do.

I remember seeing a video of Magnus Carlsen making a blunder and realizing it too late; when his opponent appropriately punished it, he just sank into the chair 💀

SUSHIMC10874
TheUnidentifiedWolf wrote:
You are asking a really bad question bruh, everyone blunders

Well maybe these two particular players blunder sometimes but just not in this game

SUSHIMC10874
Wreckit74 wrote:

Grandmasters blunder less but they still do but not a lot

Yes, As grandmasters are more experienced in the game t hey don't blunder as often

SUSHIMC10874
Fr3nchToastCrunch wrote:

Yes, they absolutely do.

I remember seeing a video of Magnus Carlsen making a blunder and realizing it too late; when his opponent appropriately punished it, he just sank into the chair 💀

Was that the video where he got mated in 9 moves by castling?

Lord_Phan

Yes they blunder. Gothamchess even has a video on the biggest blunders by Grandmasters.

https://youtu.be/wmXTmrCbGPU

ChessMasteryOfficial

The more complicated a position, the higher the chance for mistakes, even for grandmasters. Positions with lots of tactical possibilities or long-term strategic ideas can lead to oversights.

SUSHIMC10874
ChessMasteryOfficial wrote:

The more complicated a position, the higher the chance for mistakes, even for grandmasters. Positions with lots of tactical possibilities or long-term strategic ideas can lead to oversights.

That does make sense.