Hakobyan vs Pickering Chess Game Part 2

A big upset as 1710 rated Aidan Pickering defeats Sargis Hakobyan rated 2010 at the L.A. Chess Club in 2005. This is Part 2 of 2.

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[sam91004]

Why didnt he push the pawn up instead of the knight?

[dilldill95]

@MetaMorphy definately

[MetaMorphy]

Black is not a 1710---no way. This is clearly master level chess from black.

[dagreenster21]

you are bad.

[raowls]

no fancy tactics, normal game, easy tactics, not complicated as said in conversations comparing with computer, i find that unnecesary and not linked to the conversation. What i did like was 0-0-0!!!

thanks for the video, keep at it and improving.

[ILoveJyze]

white had an easy way to survive longer... when the knight moves back up move pawn to H3 if he takes knight rook takes knight and the queen cant do anything..

[spockwise]

Yeah, a win for black but frankly White just played poorly and blacks win was no big deal.

[mrKreuzfeld]

I really loved that knigthmove, and I felt proud when I immidiatly thougth about moving the knigth back to do it again

[ezox00]

I had seen N back to d4, so you have only yourself to blame, don't make it like it's a computer move.. keep practising instead

[jerkto]

at 4:00 white would probably go pawn H2->H3