With a score of 8.5/11, GM Farrukh Amonatov is the winner of the 1st Maharashtra International Open Grandmaster Chess Tournament 2022. He was tied with the same points as GM Aleksandrov Aleksej (2492) and GM Arjun Kalyan (2477) from India but was adjudged the winner due to better tie breaks.
In the interview, he talks about how familiar he is with Pune and how he enjoys each and every game. He also talks about how important it is to set targets and focus on them.
Video: ChessBase India
Interview by Aditya Sur Roy
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Farrukh op
give some information about 11th or 12th June pune tournament
Great
"If you play well, it doesn't matter who your opponent is"
Wat a humble personality also the Interviewer is a pro..👌👌
Is that Leon that is interviewing??
Playing chess is not only a brain game, not only a hobby. It is a passion.
WTF is the host yelling so much. This is not a boxing match
Why does the host look like Sandeep Maheshwari ? 🤔 0:21