Extremely instructive points by GM Jacob Aagaard on opposite coloured bishop endgames

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GM Jacob Aagaard gives us daily pearls of knowledge based on the games of the Indian women's team. However, today's video is additionally instructive as Jacob speaks about the game between Eesha Karavade and Jennifer Yu and how even in the minus endgame Eesha could have fought on and held a draw. This is explained by the famous endgame between Shirov and Topalov. Don't miss such an instructive lecture by the Indian women's team coach.

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