If the twit did less 1/0 and mouthing he might learn endings like any european GM worth his salt.....of course expect a it wasnt my fault tweet later from the so called american...

The twit can be proud how he outmaneuvered Leko in the phase leading into the won endgame. I don't see what exactly went wrong for Leko. I am always impressed when somebody starts from a not far from equal position, just makes a few unspectacular, logical moves, a few exchanges and ends up with real winning chances.

Your comment is completely out of place. Yes, Naka failed to convert a theoretically won ending, but you don't see that happening very often by him. Then he is obviously not a twit but a very decent, extremely successful young man and also often surprisingly self-critical in his tweets.

Well, if you have to know, the tweet today is...

The good, the bad and the really, really ugly finish. Draws are not quite as much fun.

He's getting pretty good at the 140-character post-game commentary.

But one has to give credit to Leko´s endgame technique, he made some only moves in time pressure to safe himself.

Also to be precise the endgame before Nakamuras Rb7 was a practically won one as the tablebases tell, not just theoretically.

Naka played Kd5 on one move and Houdini didn't even see it!!! They said so on chessbomb. It wasn't even the top 4 choices on there.. That was a winning move and he could of won but is wierd. He only drue.

Well I was truly impressed with Nakamura's methodical build up to a won a game. then more than unimpressed with his abillity to throw it away? I don't get it I could have won against Kasparov or Houdini, I was like KD5? Went back over it and several times and couldn't see how black could hold before that. Nakamura usually out plays even the top players in end games so this absolutely baffled me? He also wasted a lot of time when the answer was very simple for no reason. Sighhhhh

Well I was truly impressed with Nakamura's methodical build up to a won a game. then more than unimpressed with his abillity to throw it away? I don't get it I could have won against Kasparov or Houdini, I was like KD5? Went back over it and several times and couldn't see how black could hold before that. Nakamura usually out plays even the top players in end games so this absolutely baffled me? He also wasted a lot of time when the answer was very simple for no reason. Sighhhhh

So many wanabe GMs!, The guy is 2780 for gods sake!.

Did Giri play a blitz game - games in my club are much better.