A Shocking Blunder | WCM Sreekarthika vs WFM Oshini | World Cup Youngsters 2024

Converting a winning endgame can be challenging. In the fifth round of the FIDE World Cup Youngsters 2024 Girls U12 - Group B,, WCM Sreekarthika Velmurugan (SGP, 1838) was up against the tournament leader WFM Devindya Oshini Gunawardhana (SRI, 1980). Watch the final moments of the game as it takes a shocking turn.
Video: ChessBase India
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[@humaidm3913]

Congrats to Oshini, winning an endgame where she was intially worse against a WCM!

[@anonymousperson007-ck1jj]

that was the blunder by white.. Rc2 allows the exchange except the king is further and thus black gets to the pawns..

[@ishanjoshi1350]

Good calculation by the girl in yellow. Deciding the best time to exchange is always difficult.

[@karanarora1468]

👍

[@R.K.3010]

The Rating is inflated especially for the Girl with White pieces. The K factor of 40 needs to be relooked at

[@steve-ux6uo]

Saw the complete game. White played amazingly well till the endgame, missed so badly afterwards, might be due to lot of factors. Everyone makes mistakes ( I am a bad example ). K40 you want to consider with recent blunders by Pragg, Gukesh and other Indian players ? who missed so badly ? yes, get all these blundered prodigy's to renounce their tile, So funny !

[@R.K.3010]

@@steve-ux6uo Dude I am considering Normal players not exceptions and the prodigies played lot of tournaments before they reached where they are. I do understand players make mistakes but these are blunders which doesnt hapen unless in time pressue