If you are nervous your opponent can sense it - FM Aaron Reeve Mendes | Dubai Police Masters 2024

2306-rated FM Aaron Reeve Mendes is a talented youngster from Canada. In the sixth round of the Dubai Police Masters 2024, he defeated IM Viani Antonio Dcunha to win his second game of the tournament. Aaron shares his thoughts on the game and also shares his chess journey.
Video: ChessBase India
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[@JenDsouzaYourRealtor]

Congratulations Aaron 👏👏👏So proud of you! Wishing you all the best🙂

[@anishal8282]

Congratulations Aaron 🙌🏻👏🏻

[@sunilmendes]

Congratulations Aaron

[@diegohera88]

India basically lost 😞 this young talent to Canada……western snooping continues

[@shivaniaravind8606]

1st ❤

[@catalanicsurya3089]

Wow, an Indian race with English name, living in Canada at an young age....It's a dream for us that he's living!
Tired of ransacked roads, politicians and trivial mentality of people here in India.
All the best for your future, Aaron

[@shubomb]

What do you mean by English name? There are over 10 million Christians in India.

[@coolcrazydude007]

Probably was just busy looking at the roads and corruption, that they missed an entire religious population in India.

[@vd.se.17]

You are absolutely wrong. Everything Looks Perfect From Far Away and Crows are black Everywhere. (do not consider me racist here.) .... but it wasn't for the crows.