Harrison Keyser reviews the deadliest, most egregious, and most embarrassing blunders from the second leg of the FIDE Grand Prix. Who will qualify for the candidates tournament? Are grandmasters really all just robots? This video may hold the answers to such questions.
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2022.03.09
0:00 BLUNDER #6
1:33 BLUNDER #5
2:55 BLUNDER #4
3:59 BLUNDER #3
4:53 BLUNDER #2 (DOUBLE BLUNDER)
5:45 BLUNDER #1 (TRIPLE BLUNDER)
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TOP 6 BLUNDERS from the FIDE Grand Prix 2022, Leg 2
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