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Ding vs. Gukesh World Championship final game (Ding's blunder and resignation explained)
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I was pretty disappointed with the blunder, I feel like it was a pretty clear loss.
Well, as I mentioned in the video, these guys could be totally exhausted, they had to concentrate for weeks, mentally, physically, it's a really exhausting event. They are also human beings. 
Watching this made me realize I never want to become a professional chess player lol
Well, it's difficult to judge, I would say it's 50-50% but allegedly Ding is better in rapid. It would have been really exciting.
9, For sure. Getting to titled player level already takes years and even then it's probably not a great source of income. Unless you make books, or lessons or stream.
11, ding is a bit better in faster time controls than gukesh I would feel
Dear Chess Friends,
An incredible blunder happened in the final game of Ding vs. Gukesh World Championship Match, so I made a video about it, starting with the critical position and I explain why Ding resigned at the end. You can watch the video with a FREE SUBSCRIPTION on my Patreon channel here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ding-vs-gukesh-117833071.
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- Simplifying to a winning endgame
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