Kịch Tính Phút Cuối Cùng, Nữ Sinh Chuyên Toán Nguyễn Hồng Nhung Suýt Vô Địch Thế Giới || TungJohn

Hello everyone, welcome to the 11th round of the last match of the World Junior Chess Championship 2022. In the previous round, you know that our female professional player Nguyen Hong Nhung defeated the opponent standing at the top of the table. Therefore, she is equal to the two leaders, but less than her opponent, so she is temporarily in the third place. In this round, Hong Nhung will only have to face the Russian player who is in the 7th place and in the 7th place is Micheva Galina. However, it is not because of that that she is the champion, because Galina also has an ELO up to 2115, which is more than Hong Nhung 165 points. What will happen in the last round? Please watch right after this. In this round, Hong Nhung is leading with white, M opens with e4, Micheva Galina responds with e5. Next, white goes to e3, black goes to c6, white plays d4 to change the formation of the opening of Scotland. The black pawn eats the white pawn, the white knight eats the black pawn. Black does not chase the knight with white, but develops the knight f6 to attack the white pawn e4. The white knight eats the black pawn, the black pawn eats the white pawn and is captured. But in return, the black car can quickly pass b8 to advance. White pushes to e5 to attack the black knight. Black goes to e7 to seal the white pawn. White also goes to e2 to remove the seal for good. Black plays d5 to occupy the center. White plays h4, black plays d6 to exchange the pawn. White does not exchange the pawn with black, but plays c4 to attack the black knight. Black plays knight b6, the white pawn eats the black pawn. Black does not exchange the pawn with white, but takes the pawn, eats the white pawn and is captured. White also does not exchange the pawn with black, but develops the e3. Black also develops the e6 pawn, combined with the knight to attack the white pawn c4. White develops the knight d2, combined with the knight to defend well. Black passes b7, occupies the big diagonal and can stop the white pawn b2. White also goes to e3, avoids the big diagonal with the white queen and opens the way for the bishop to develop. Black goes to e7, preparing to invade. White goes to d4, occupies the big diagonal and attacks the knight g7. Black does not dare to invade close, but turns the car, invades far. White also invades far. Black plays c5 to attack the white bishop and exchange the queen. White queen eats black queen, black king eats white queen. White bishop eats black pawn and attacks the black knight. The knight g8 attacks the white bishop. White runs the bishop to c3 and temporarily white gets a pawn in this exchange. Black plays d5 to exchange the pawn to open the way for the queen. White pawn eats black pawn. The black bishop eats the white pawn, attacks the white pawn a2 and combines with the knight to attack the white pawn g2. Here, the white knight e1 attacks the black bishop and controls the e-pawn. The best move for black is to run the bishop to f8. White will go to c3 and invite black to eat one of the two pawns. If the black bishop eats the white pawn a2, then the white bishop plays b3 to lock the black bishop and somehow black will lose this pawn. For example, if black plays c4 to attack the white pawn, then the white knight eats the black pawn immediately. If the black bishop eats the white pawn, then the white knight a5 captures the bishop. If the black queen eats the white queen, then the white bishop eats the black queen. Somehow black also loses the bishop. If black tries to break through the knight to a3, then the white king runs to c2 and passes the knight a1 to capture the black bishop. If the black bishop eats the white pawn g2, then the white bishop eats the black bishop. If the black knight eats the white pawn and attacks the white pawn f2, then the white knight will f3 to protect well and attack the black pawn f7. Black will have to play d7 to protect well. The game looks more favorable for white when both sides take advantageous positions compared to black. Back to the real game. White is not attacked by c1 by the black bishop, but chooses to push f3 to defend well g2. Here, black should take the bishop to eat the white pawn a2 to balance the number of pawns of both sides. If the white knight pushes b3 to lock the black bishop as analyzed earlier, then the black knight pushes c4. If the white knight dares to eat the black pawn, then the black bishop eats the white bishop. The white king has to eat the black bishop. If the black bishop eats the white pawn and attacks the white knight, then the white knight will attack. However, in the real game, black probably does not look at the move, but is only afraid that the bishop is trapped, so he does not dare to eat the white pawn a2. If the bishop moves to d6, the next move will be f4 against the white knight. White should push b3 to prevent the black bishop from eating the a2 pawn. Black plans to move the bishop to f4 to seal the white knight. The white knight pushes c2 to remove the seal for the knight. Here, black should retreat the bishop to e6 to open the opening for the knight to jump to d5 to occupy the center. After that, move the bishop to f5, then the black knight will have a fairly stable position. However, in the real game, black makes a mistake by pushing h5. If black makes this mistake, white should jump to e4 to occupy the center and attack c5. He also threatens to jump to f6 to attack the car and h5. The best move for black is to take the bishop to eat the white knight. The white bishop eats the black bishop, the black knight eats the white knight, the white king eats the black knight. With this position, white is ahead of black by 1 pawn. However, the black knight is almost useless because it cannot move to the center. The advantage will be for white. However, in the real game, white does not jump to e4, but chooses to jump to c4. The black knight is useless, so black changes the knight to white. The best move for white is to take the black knight and attack the black bishop. The black knight runs to c6, the white knight eats the black knight, the black knight eats the white knight. The white knight g2 is no longer threatened by the black knight. White develops e2 to open the way for the car to advance. The black knight runs to a6 to avoid being attacked by the white knight. The white knight takes c1, then pushes the bishop to g4 to make a good move. He guesses the intention of the white knight, so the black knight moves to g2 to block the white bishop's path. The white knight moves to b2, c2 then b8. The white knight runs to c2. The black knight a4. The white knight runs to c1. The black knight f4. The only move for white is to retreat the bishop to the bishop and attack the opponent. Because there is less than 1 pawn and 4 isolated pawns, the black knight does not dare to exchange the bishop with the white knight, but moves to e5. The bishop moves to b2. The white knight retreats the bishop to d1 and attacks the opponent. The black knight does not dare to exchange the bishop with the white knight, but moves to b2 according to the plan. The only move for white is to run to b1. The black knight takes c3, moves to a6 and attacks the white knight. The white knight runs to c1 to protect the bishop. The black knight moves to b2. The white knight runs to b1. Finally, after repeated moves, the game ends with a draw. Each side gains half a point. So, Micheva Galina excellently won Hongnyong in the last round. In another event, the opponent who directly competed with Hongnyong, Munku Dabaku, also got a draw. This made Hongnyong only placed second and won the silver medal due to a poor number of pawns. It's a shame for Hongnyong, but it's okay. Hongnyong's original goal was just to compete for experience and increase the number of elos. However, the result exceeded expectations. After this, Hongnyong's elo increased by 174 points to reach the level of 2024. I hope that Hongnyong will be more successful in both learning and playing chess. Thank you for watching the video. Goodbye and see you again.