A pioneering strategy - Bobby Fischer vs Andersson | Siegen exhibition game 1970

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[@martinbarkashki407]

Exceptional work of GM King..thank you very much !

[@evi9740]

Excellent! I will still be in time for the ballet! (upon defeating Ossip Bernstein in the famous 29 move exhibition game played in Moscow in 1914, and before setting off to the Bolshoi Theatre by horse-drawn carriage) Jose Capablanca World champion 1921-1927 1888 - 1942

[@horymir001]

Oh, what a devastation! I tried to imagine how did Andersson feel after such a humiliation, especially when it is sponsored by his homeland newspaper and probably analyzed in a greater detail than his common everyday games. Dear Mr. King, I would like to thank you for all of your tremendous work you do for us chess fans. It is entertaining to watch your joy, I guess you love chess deeply and you were lucky with the choice of own profession. I bet you would be a great teacher as well! For us, it is a great joy to watch you professional insightful opinions!

[@12Knaves]

Funny thing is, he was instead so inspired by this loss to do his own deep dive into the Hedgehog, which he used to beat Karpov years later.

[@williamkyburz]

Thank you Daniel, for covering my favorite Bobby Fischer game. Great analysis.

[@lashabezhanishvili9034]

Great game and commentary as usual Mr. King. This is a demonstration of superb strategical and positional play from Fischer. Very instructive. Much better than "Ah, you forgot your 17th book move and now you can resign". :)

[@fundhund62]

Your enthusiam for these games is contagious! Also, I love your little remarks about the stylistic differences of the players! Very instructive :)

[@gillrowley7264]

Bobby Fischer made winning look so simple. That's why I still regard him as the best ever. Most of today's games seem to dwindle down to King and Pawn endgames, perhaps with a bishop vs. knight, and the player with the better end game knowledge ends up winning. Fischer could crush you with all of the pieces still on the board.

[@Krakatit30]

That's because I really think it's much more difficult nowadays to crush a GM or a super GM with so many pieces still on board like Fischer did in this game. Sure it happens from time to time but I think generally the GM's of today, or somebody like Magnus Carlsen would not fall for this so easily. I don't question Fischer's genius, he would have probably adapted and play endgames brilliantly himself. But my point is that today the opposition that for instance WC Magnus Carlsen is facing is considerably more stronger than what Fischer was facing. So I don't fully agree with Fischer being the best ever. Certainly he's up there and if he were to be born today, benefit from all the accumulated knowledge and study with the engines, maybe he could have been. But I guess we will never know for sure.

[@gillrowley7264]

@@Krakatit30 that's why it's so fun to talk about "what-ifs".

[@KaisarAnvar]

What a harmonious and dynamic game 🔥❤️

[@tensor131]

Thank you Daniel .. another great exposition. You stay on that road as long as you like - I'm loving every minute.

[@n20games52]

Very interesting game. :D Looking forward to more of the series.

[@GoblinFM]

Loving the Fischer playlist

[@ElColombre27360]

This is truly impressive. Andersson was a great strategist himself, but found himself lost without a clear explanation... Like he was playing against God. This happens when you play people like Fischer, Capablanca or Carlsen.

[@claudiogarcianevesneves7165]

No, God would have mercy. Bobby Fischer won't. "No, God would have mercy. Rambo won't." (Coronel Trautman)

[@KrishnaKumar-np3tw]

Lovely attack - Kh1, Rg1 -> open up the position. Thanks for covering this.

[@MrCrchandler]

Actually GM King, there is a Fischer game from a Najdorf Sicilian in which Fischer as black adopted a virtually identical plan: ... Kh8, ... Rg8, ... g5, ... g4, etc. against a similar pawn phalanx.

[@PowerPlayChess]

Yes indeed. Didn’t last long, though, as White self-destructed. This time we got to see a complete strategy.

[@boujemaaaarabat9564]

thks lot for this game

[@kenspencer9895]

Thanks, GM King! I missed your quiz (d4 break) -- but I am primarily a positional and endgame player. Gotta brush up on my tactical play . . .

[@oliverangermuller9827]

What a massacre! I can't remember seeing Andersson beaten up like this. Great video.

[@tome57a]

What a crushing win! If you had to find Black's mistake in this game (if there was one), what would it be? My guess is 11 ...f6. GM Ben Finegold is well-known for telling people never to play this!

[@ayasup262]

Amazing

[@letlapafly]

I am enjoying the hedgehog theme...great stuff!

[@garydormand2108]

I found this game ironic, until you explained that this game obviously had a huge effect on Andersson.

[@zone-kx5zg]

looks like magnus as inspired

[@anthonykernich1035]

More sniper bishop games needed

[@blackbird4446]

Wow that queen at 11:05 has to be one of saddest queens ever

[@NoName-zm1ks]

Please explain. Fischer was beating world class comp in the 1960s, but only got to play for the world title in 1972?

[@s.a.t.entertainmentchannel2925]

Who is here after Magnus Carlson used this technique against Nodirbek👍

[@JJ-kl7eq]

A 3.14 karat gold earring with its purity inscribed on it - Pi on earring.

[@EdMcF1]

Blimey! Andersson must have been pretty old by this point...

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Ulf Andersson was born in 1951! He was only 19 years old in 1970! Karpov his record against Andersson is 13 wins only one loss!

[@danielmanahan692]

a little disappointing that fischer chose the safe route to win in the end, like you said, probably not in the mood to calculate. but why not? he had the skills.

[@amuricuh6143]

Ah papa bless good morning people

[@user-ts2co4ov5h]

These Fischer games are very well known, please find lesser known Fischer games, even if they are from simuls.

[@Douillu]

I beg to differ, as Fischer's road to the 1972 match is an iconic part of modern chess history, and therefore has its place on the channel. That being said, I don't believe many members of the community have studied or even gone through these games before, so I'm glad to see them being covered ! Moreover, most players can't memorize that many games and Daniel's commentary is pretty unique, so there will always be something to take away from the videos, be it the pleasure of re-discovering great games or the novelty of the commentary. Let's keep enjoying this beautiful game together :)

[@Douillu]

@Shams Shaikh I'm actually not the original poster ! I do however agree with you about one sided games, but it wasn't easy to not get crushed by Fischer at the time !

[@Douillu]

@Shams Shaikh Oh I don't mind at all ! Have a nice day :)

[@danielolmo9]

But he still should have find the queen sac finish!

[@PigsNLemons]

W Awesome game. Seriously beautiful. That opening. That endgame. O Awesome game. Seriously beautiful. That opening. That endgame. W Awesome game. Seriously beautiful. That opening. That endgame. ! Awesome game. Seriously beautiful. That opening. That endgame.

[@Shockprowl]

Blimey. He was The Best, wasn't he....? Him, Kasparov, Karpov, and... Carlsen too?