29K views · 211 reactions | White was completely winning the Rook, Bishop and doubled Pawns vs Rook and Pawn endgame. However, the little boy blundered his bishop and the game entered into a draw. How could he have utiilized his bishop well? Replay the final moments https://share.chessbase.com/SharedGames/game/?p=+mu+98RG/Kq8kTF1lncNNjtpXGxB10F8aPuaor79eq8Pn9/ihKJbbDU6WCWdxg+R Video: Shahid Ahmed | ChessBase India | Facebook

This was a pivotal game in the recent Dubai Chess & Culture Club Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Cup rapid event. GM Vladimir Fedoseev, playing white, and popular YouTuber and strong teenage talent GM Hans Moke Niemann were tied for the lead in the sixth round and battled it out for the sole leadership in the seventh. Fedoseev, with his king still uncastled, unleashed an interesting piece sacrifice for two pawns in the middlegame to plant a knight on the e6 square and disrupt black’s piece coordination