"He used both hands" - Advik v Tsogtbileg | 26th Asian Youth Blitz U-10 Open

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Advik Amit Agrawal (1735) had a substantial advantage against Tsogtibleg Anand (MGL) in Round 7. Advik is trailing the sole leader by a half point at 5.5/6. Find out who used both hands to capture a piece. Do you know what happens if you do?

Replay the final moments
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Video: Shahid Ahmed

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Todos los comentarios (10)

@GenJackDRipper ayer

They really good
@NutellaChess ayer

Congrats
@user-ds3yg4ez6p ayer

I saw it at the when he says "Kidding?" and then wins the game
@chiraqians ayer

Future world champions
@timothyoupindrin ayer

So lively he was well played
@itzkingofpirates ayer

We all thought about this when we were new to chess 😂😂
@vaibhavjain-iv8uv ayer

Those who dont understood it's a draw😂😂
@user-ds3yg4ez6p ayer

but I see Hikaru takings pieces in Blitz like the kid with black
@japantrader20 hace 13 horas

Advik tried to pull a fast one versus a lower rated player but ended in a draw Better luck next time