Sagar Shah Get Grinded Down! | The Art of Simplifying Draw| 34th Chessbase India Club Tournament

A brilliant practical performance by Pushkar Dere (2000) to hold a draw against IM Sagar Shah (2307) in the 34th ChessBase India Club Tournament. Facing a significant rating gap, Black navigates a symmetrical structure, initiates key central breaks, and masterfully simplifies the position into a drawn rook and pawn endgame. This game is a perfect lesson on how to neutralize a stronger opponent's advantage through precise exchanges and solid endgame technique.

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