The shortest game of World Rapid 2023 | Savitha vs Tan Zhongyi

Savitha Shri took on the reigning world rapid champion Tan Zhongyi. Check out this video to find out how she managed to finish it in just 3 minutes! What happened? Check out the battle.
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[@JaiSriRam801]

Just 3mins wow😂They played blitz in rapid

[@anotherelvis]

Tan Zhongyi is a strong player, so the draw is a good result for Savitha

[@GodBeluga0]

Magnus vs Vidit is still the shortest game in the history of chess

[@mrclonegaming9851]

Magnus vs naka bongcloud is up there😂😂 ntg catching up any time

[@GodBeluga0]

@@mrclonegaming9851 that was online not otb

[@mrclonegaming9851]

@@GodBeluga0 you said history🤨not my mistake

[@aldocaraig]

Fischer-Spassky Game 2 1972 is the shortest in history

[@anantjoshi7260]

Read the title of video beluga

[@user-tt9js4gq2e]

0.54 Ensuring opponent signals draw.. and then finding correct moves to make sure game ends in draw... High level of understanding between players...:)

[@akshittupkar8529]

actually that's a well known drawing line called berlin draw

[@manasshah7297]

Imagine after spending so much money and traveling to a different country just to make a quick draw in a rapid game!

[@Yannaraskala]

Yeah but when your opponent is the former women's world champion, you will take that draw over a loss any day.

[@ayaan5015]

@@Yannaraskala that was unnecessary

[@potato_eater90]

The berlin draw.

[@namanarora7515]

Why did they draw???

[@persevere1052]

Sagar won't be streaming?

[@anil_version]

Savita is looking extremely focused 😊

[@vishalfgm]

Castle after nf6 is mostly drawish thats why i play d3

[@user-we5kl7me7x]

See looks so confident 👌

[@faruhisakov7060]

Shortest game is Mukhiddin Madamimov vs Surya Shekhar Ganguly, which finished just 8 moves

[@tariqyork4249]

Was Black not up a full bishop after the first few exchanges?
Why would they accept the draw?
Is it just a very well known drawn position?

[@noahz]

It's the Berlin, a common grandmaster drawing weapon. And the knight on b5 was trapped.

[@RishabhSharma10225]

It's a known piece sacrifice. The knight gets trapped and is won back a few moves later.

[@Narrowcros]

The classic Indian staring at opponent tactic lmao

[@RishabhSharma10225]

She was looking to the side remembering theory or deciding which line to play.

[@Narrowcros]

@@RishabhSharma10225 Take a second look, all Indians under 1700 do it lol

[@stevenwatts1150]

I thought Pawn take at 3:32 was against the rule but sorry just nerver heard of en passant rule

[@cyavash]

It is en passant

[@stevenwatts1150]

@@cyavash oh thanks

[@anil_version]

Did Savita play en pasant ??

[@beinzpired]

Yup

[@Mrpallekuling]

Well, when you gotta go, you have to go ...

[@annn2780]

Tan looking at the camera feeling embarrassed that she's settling for the Berlin Draw against a lower rated opponent😂

[@fun_g]

Shi- idonkno a draw with an ex world champion seems pretty much of a win to me

[@claudiog7692]

It would feel better if she had played a game

[@maninderjitsinghjaura9106]

Did white pawn took wrong step ?
After 3:30 can anybody explain

[@RishabhSharma10225]

Google en passant

[@user-tt9js4gq2e]

en-pasent move and 3-step repetition, google it for more details.. and 3-step repeat makes game in draw (queens 3 times same position moved)

[@5piral0ut]

En passant capture

[@blackman7186]

Who won?

[@sachinkjohnson4965]

Berlin draw

[@suckingtities]

Draw

[@JaiSriRam801]

Draw

[@r_a_j_007]

Draw

[@blackman7186]

@@r_a_j_007 got it, thanks guys.

[@parthpatel1242]

Sagar Bhai... Please live karo

[@jibiteshsaha4392]

Berlin draw❤

[@vishalfgm]

Why they drew

[@nikipediaaspirant2231]

its berlin opening its always draw

[@vishalfgm]

@@nikipediaaspirant2231 not necessary bro castling is drawish but d3 can get results

[@RishabhSharma10225]

Black was higher rated so white was happy with draw. Black was happy with draw as most people are happy with draw as black.

[@vishalfgm]

@@RishabhSharma10225 doesnt matter opponent was higher rated or not one should play for win even position is very dry or leaning towarda draw and if black didnt wanted draw then she should have pkayed a6 than nf6

[@rishikeshsharma7716]

For people guessing results. It was a draw

[@Gyro_369]

Its a theoretical draw game

[@ch0l0fmeister]

HAHAHAA this is fkng real?

[@bbbrown3408]

so this crap is what old chess has come too a sad end

[@trendytango1212]

The Indian girl is prettier. I would.

[@ritwikgargchessworld]

WTF was that?

[@NOOBY_GAMING]

Draw

[@ritwikgargchessworld]

@@NOOBY_GAMING I can see that ofcourse
But draw in a Berlin defense is very very rare

[@daviddurbin7682]

Not sure who's fault that was but Berlin draw is so boring

[@annn2780]

i think white initiates berlin draw by castling

[@YZExe]

Woman☕

[@SumukhSharma-tp9gr]

Not being racist but if you notice
1.black vs white
2.white vs black

[@trendytango1212]

Clever

[@SumukhSharma-tp9gr]

;)

[@suckingtities]

bruh

[@RishabhSharma10225]

Your username though