The Man, The Myth, The Legend - This is Bobby Fischer!

[@mikanobalato5108]

For the first time in 3 years of being a subscriber I finally solved "a pause the video" and the fact I did it In a Fischer game is the greatest feeling ever!!❤

[@md.alaminpatwary8268]

congress ❤

[@Abhishek-zp8yf]

BJP ❤

[@michaelmassaro4375]

I thought it would be a Queen sacrifice but I found the wrong square to sacrifice it and probably for the wrong reason thinking if Queen took knight the pawn would promote but of course that makes no sense since black has a Queen and Rook defending 8th rank but in chess puzzles there is such a move where Queen gives itself up to promote pawn I know what the move is now of course very clever deflection tactic😊♟️

[@PeterWhite-q1k]

I know the feeling! Feels goooood!

[@Daniel2374]

Guess this one was pretty easy, didnt even need the pause. First timer aswell.

[@YotamPiano]

Love pre-engine chess games! There is this kind of magic to them I can't explain.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Yes it also makes me Marvel at how talented players were back in the pre engine days it can not be understated and should be included in the argument when discussing the GOAT

[@Ayzev]

Perhaps fischerandom retains some of it?

[@anderpanders6210]

I think Bobby Fischer was right. Chess is dying because of computers. It's losing it's soul. The future is chess 960. ​@@Ayzev

[@enriquesneffels3053]

@@anderpanders6210 umm, I've seen Chess960 mentioned twice is the last week, I'll check it out know and see what it is, thanks.

[@noteminemsburneraccount324]

​@@michaelmassaro4375 I'm very sure you could make a argument for them. But truly I think Magnus sheer dominance and ability to win positions nobody else would/accept a draw puts him over the edge.... I mean the guy could literally be defending the world title had he not got bored... But id always hear out the argument 🤷

[@kaldrazadrim]

A Fischer game out of the blue! Yes please!! Never enough Fischer or Magnus.

[@obonirislamrasel]

Magnus is child against Fischer😊

[@michaelmassaro4375]

True a Fischer game so refreshing Any game Agadmator covers is great Magnus as well other you tubers show Magnus games to the tilt and a bit too much in my opinion which is why Agad is de Best he does not dwell on any sole player when there is always a lot going on in the Chess world

[@pRODNEYgy]

​@@obonirislamrasel you're insecured

[@caesaremrichfam5057]

@@michaelmassaro4375Totally agree. Magnus content is over saturated and honestly boring because he always wins, or gets off easy with a draw. I only watch if he loses. Probably the reason I’m kinda stuck @1500 elo

[@Sakr711]

chess is most of all an art, and Bobby is the ultimate master of this art.

[@zzzMist]

Pal is a real pal for letting Fischer take his place

[@victoroliva5347]

Very nice 😄... Benko also one of very few who defended the great Bobby more than just once, a very strong player in his time. Nevertheless very gracious relinquishing his spot to Bobby.

[@aidentrindaderollno.4865]

That "Hello Everyone" is so evergreen

[@michaelmassaro4375]

‘Sorry bout that ‘ included in todays video 😅

[@almircolic321]

I like "all sorts of nasty discoveries"

[@Kurt_Philanderer]

The "Have an excellent rest of your day" is immortal.

[@SrikanthS-v7k]

U.S. Chess. Hall of Fame. Inducted 1993. Born in France but raised in Hungary, Pal Benko earned the title of Hungarian Chess Champions at the age of 20. Pal Benko was a Hungarian-American grandmaster and two-time candidate for the world championship

[@TheWayofGrace89]

The Bobbie Fischer Saga from Agadmator is one of the most enjoyable pieces of entertainment I’ve ever had the pleasure of viewing. Thanks once again, it’s aging like fine wine.

[@FormostPanda]

Bobby Fischer is the GOAT. Today is the day of the engine. None of the Super GM's today could have held a candle to Fischer, in his prime. Candidates was a whole lot different back them.

[@papai039]

After the FIDE candidates 2024 there was nothing to watch, so I started the Bobby Fischer saga again, and here Agad posting a new Fisher game. Agad, you are the best in the business. Thank you from a untrained chess enthusiast.

[@castleschess]

Antonio, you're amazing. Thanks for everything you do. And bless your family, too.

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

Fischer got eight wins out of nine decisive games he played in that tournament. Gets only topped by that one U.S. championship in 1964 where he won every game. Like a wrecking ball, absolutely incredible.

[@12jswilson]

Outside of Benko and Reshevsky, no one else was really world class. It's not like now when the top 10 Americans are top 100 or top 150 in the world. Of course, Bobby was already Bobby so it's not like he wasn't capable of running through top 10 players in the world like butter. However the patzers he was mostly facing were easy pickings. The Byrne Brothers couldn't beat teenage Bobby; they weren't beating or drawing Bobby in his 20s.

[@eugene3484]

@@12jswilsona lot of people today couldn’t beat teenage Bobby

[@arkzbh]

Thanks for sharing this. We needed something to get out of the heartbreaking stuffs (and joyful) stuffs of yesterday. I'm an Indian, and I'm still heartbroken for especially for Fabi, Nepo saying "I'm sorry" and Fabi replying "it's my fault". - man , truly heartbreaking, thanks for shifting my mind somewhere else

[@anthonyschlott916]

They all played their hearts out and props go to all of them ❤

[@R_Nottelling]

This channel is therapeutic to me. Changes mood daily

[@acerituraj4153]

Hopefully we get a Tal game too in near future

[@souravjha206]

He exhausted pretty much all of them.

[@brant25]

The comment about Bobby Fischer's light square bishop being a mithological creature made me smile hard hahaha

[@jamesknapp64]

see Game 4 of the Candidates Quarterfinal match vs Mark Taimanov

[@AyoolaLadapo-hg7vs]

You dare mock Bobby's light squared Bishop.

[@juniorputrafajar872]

Candidates were asked which legend they would love to play against and actually majority said Fischer!

[@larrychristydoyle8202]

Thank you for fulfilling my childhood dream of having "chess on TV" to watch historical and current chess. I love the sagas, the almost live coverage, and these occasional great games.

[@joshpinchuk7061]

It's funny that Antonio says long time subscribers to the channel probably even remember this game from 7 years ago. I can't remember any of the blitz games I played today, how am I going to remember a game that I watched 6 years ago?

[@MrSyntheticSmile]

Because of the simple but spectacularly eye-catching combination.

[@James-ik1vh]

Wow brilliant queen sacrifice Bobby. This was a great game!

[@mdb831]

Thanks Antonio

[@venkateswaranchandramohan1088]

Simply spectacular! Bobby 'King' Fischer...

[@andreasgoransson]

Genius and he was right about his own people.

[@nicknewman7848]

"Fischer's light square bishop.. i mean it's a.. y'know.. it's a 'creature of legend' if you will" 😆 I like this description.

[@danteboban9930]

Saint Fischer your legend is before you. Thank you for posting Cheers!

[@nubbyv2279]

This is the 60fps remaster we need but don't deserve. Thank you!

[@MrSupernova111]

Spectacular! Fischer was truly the GOAT!

[@MoriBuntarou03]

I was watching several games of Fischer yesterday in your channel (Palma de Mallorca interzonal tournament) and today you post another game of Fischer. So good!

[@qilieun]

Thanks Agad! I get great chess and the lady gets a good night's sleep thanks to you! Glad this game is now in a high frame rate.

[@mieses-te9yl]

Why Fischer is the greatest? Because for him, Chess is life. But it burns your mind. He is really the best.

[@johnford7847]

I am amazed that you have been so productive with a new child in the house! And now a Fischer game. Thank you very much.

[@interstellarbeatteller9306]

El Bobberino would raise hell if he was playing in this era

[@bryantcullen1377]

Your old videos are good - but your English is awesome now and your video quality is 100% better. Top notch breakdowns.

[@ronin7645]

That was beautiful!! Great commentary too!

[@Subham9702]

I love whenever you post a Bobby Fischer game.

[@woodwardlaw4918]

Such amazing forcing moves by Fischer. Wow!

[@loranmaloney]

Donated once. Can't donate now. But love your videos!!! Thanks so much!! Your attitude is contagious!

[@Carayoto]

0:37 Hey Antonio, you did, the one with the title No One Dismantles The Sicilian Defense Like Bobby Fisher!

[@beepboop204]

i am sort of obsessed with Fischer. would you ever explore some of his biggest loses? i find those just as fascinating

[@anthonyschlott916]

Probably his loss against Spassky and his early losses against Tal and Smyslov.

[@-7-man]

When I play myself I play at 144 FPS. This has helped me get valuable insights about the intent behind each move better.✌️I have a 100% win record after doing this.

[@specialkalberta]

I just watched the old version of this video a day or two ago as I'd seen the brilliant move on facebook and wanted to see the whole game.

[@arnaldosandoval453]

We relied on newspapers and frequent visits to chess clubs to be up to date with the chess world; this happened when I was a teenager so I remember all the drama around chess; those were great times, and the only good thing about technology nowadays is we could play with people all over the world, but nothing beat OTB matches, it was more challenging, less cheating and better chess players 😯

[@user-uc7qb1su4e]

Bobby looking like a gigachad in that thumbnail

[@joshseeley7]

Everyone called Bobby crazy but, it turns out he was right.

[@anthonyschlott916]

Right about what?

[@inamuddin7942]

Antisemitic attacks became true.. Whatever he said is happening before our eyes

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

#suggestion There's an online PDF of the January 1966 Chess Life magazine that covers this event. Several grainy black-and-white photos are printed, and from those I'm making a comparison with the photo agadmator showed. These are best guesses. It appears the man on the left is an event photographer. Behind Fischer (and just to his left): Seems to be Robert Byrne Second from right: William Addison Far right: Samuel Reshevsky

[@reacher74]

"I don't feel like you guys are ready for that level of play" ... are you calling us dumb? 😂

[@sarfarazahmed2035]

If you ever visit Washington Square park on a Saturday, you will find a retired FM who is 100 years old , they call him Doc , he was friends with Fischer and Benko and you can hear wonderful stories

[@vaughanpiccolo7232]

Thank you for throwing in this Fischenzug game!

[@Lambert7785]

a beautiful move, thanks so much for sharing it

[@fangiscool1]

Just based on the tournament standings, it looks like an exciting chess era. Larry Evans is in the middle of the pack with 4 wins, 5 losses, and only 2 draws. Even Fischer has more losses than draws. Very aggressive era

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

When I saw Duncan Suttles at the bottom of the standings, I asked myself how could this be, as Duncan is Canadian (he's 78 and retired from competitive chess). After a visit to Wikipedia, I discovered he was born in San Francisco, and moved with his family to Canada when he was eight. Turns out he has dual U.S./Canada citizenship, and that fact (plus his performance at the time) qualified to play in this particular edition of the U.S. Championship. He is Canada's second-ever GM, after Abe Yanofsky.

[@williamwelch1978]

Thank You for this Game!

[@LordMonstrux]

The man, the myth the Stockfischer- Bobby Fischer

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

#suggestion Lisa Lane, a U.S. women's chess prodigy in the 60s and 70s, died recently. She had a rather remarkable life, both in and out of chess. May I suggest a video doing a retrospective on her life, her contribution to women's chess today, and one of her games?

[@hacksandshet8553]

I'm ready for what comes next 😅

[@ligafftheindifferent3495]

19:03 In this position, Rg6 is fun. Blacki must either set his knight on fire or push pawns and lose them. In a short time, white can freeze or capture all of them and then black will be forced to move the knight and lose it.

[@janekjot6347]

Benko - what a Pal 😊

[@gsgoblue1]

Fischer was the greatest chess player. Period! Not only was he the most gifted natural player ever, without him, these guys today wouldn’t be making the big money that they are making. I’m talking the elite players. For example, when Spassky won the world championship in 1969 he made up whopping $2500. It was Fischer, who made it possible for the world “elite” players to make big money playing this game.

[@harrisbobroff9813]

Does not matter if I saw it before, I will see it again.. thanks

[@ziedyacoub8488]

Fischer ,Tal and Kasparov are kings of chess

[@rickharold7884]

Always love the fisher games

[@geoffreyhui830]

Benko lived for many years afterwards. Good to see a photo of him in his younger days.

[@sanny47chak]

How can a day end without Bobby’s chess?! ❤️ If it wouldn’t have been for his mental condition, he would have been always rated higher than Carlsen or any chess player for that reason

[@santiagocingolani2455]

7:38 i just laughed a lot😂😂😂

[@Exploringrawnature]

You are a good story teller 😄

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

I see that Suttles was in this tournament. It would be nice to do a video on him and his love for certain unsound openings.

[@alahiri22]

Incredible ending... Fischer is the greatest

[@patmackay273]

Currently the most dominant World Chess Champion in chess history was Kasparov ... he is the GOAT of Chess. Anand and Carlsen will be second and third place. Bobby Fischer is just the myth because he never defended his title ... sad very sad. Carlsen had the chance to become the GOAT of Chess but he was not able to handle the pressure of being the World Chess Champion ... sad very sad. Now Gukesh has the opportunity to become the World Champion and maybe defend his title more times than Kasparov and become the GOAT of Chess ... I wish this be the case because Gukesh is a really nice person, just like Anand.

[@chrismoraitis3160]

I’m eager for this next video

[@smacdonald333]

I remember this position as the final frame of Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess.

[@eldotto2330]

In the picture we see this alot in an image or sculpture of the thinking man. If you place your fingers there you will feel a strong pulse. Apply gentle pressure and what exactly does it do? My outside thoughts/distractions still and my focus deepens. I literally want to become a scientist to answer questions like these.

[@shoaibaalam8978]

I remember this game from your old video. That time you were using keyboard button to show moves. Your keyboard would produce very clicky sound. That was very ASMRIC for me. I wish someday you will bring back the keyboard for moving the pieces. 😊

[@JohnJohn-tn3lc]

He was right about them

[@CaponneHHK2]

"Fischer's light square bishop, a a a a a creature of legends" agadmator 2024 my new t-shirt 😂 I remember this game! One of those 7+ years subscribers thanks to you, #agadmator, from Romania, for this awesome ride! I read some books of chess and I am into the game of Go, I really enjoy these two games (chess and go/baduk). You bloomed, man, you really developed a lot ✌️ I appreciate your relaxed, also profound description of the game and your way of teaching. I would like to ask you if there is an incoming first pilot of online interview series with chess players and chess news as two new types of chess related content 🤓 #suggestion Glucksberg - Najdorf from 1929 (I think I saw it in a book)

[@TheGreatest89er]

If I remember correctly you had posted a Video to his birthday with No One dismantles the Sicilian like Bobby Fischer. But you can post as much Fischer Games as you want, cause no one makes such good chess videos like you Antonio ;)

[@JoeNicolosi-l8i]

Fischer-Benko from the 1963 U.S. Championship is also very good.

[@tomriddlevoldemont628]

i can't wait to see what the next video will be the only thing i can guess that would be so big would be a stock fish vs alpha zero evans gambit

[@gpukiviswu3926]

One thing we can agree is that .. Fischer is confident...not over confident

[@olebogengtshenolomosepele1171]

Fischer plays chess against himself and wins thats crazy😂, great play from fischer.

[@Money-Fast-Plan-a]

*"Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life__think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success."* __Swami Vivekananda

[@precioustreasures6045]

Maybe it would be nice if you will add the engine accuracy after the game. Im curious how accurate the past players were during those days.

[@enriquesneffels3053]

I'm a simple man, I see Fischergoat and I click.

[@GreatUSTreasureHunt]

So this is a Bobby Game in between two other games... A Fischenzug, if you will. I'll show myself out.

[@uttampurohit5250]

Wrong Caption... The Correct is The Man, The Myth ...The Dhoni

[@Tales_Thomas]

The GOAT of chess

[@jadezee6316]

GET ON WITH IT MAN!!

[@zanti209]

Tournament photo back ground: camera guy, R Byrne, unknown, Reshevsky (those are my best guesses)

[@yupnope9598]

You are correct about Robert Byrne and Sammy Reshevsky. And I do not know the other one either!

[@zanti209]

@@yupnope9598 The unknown player may be William Addison. I did google it and looked for a photo of him. Could be a match. Byrne & Reshevsky were easier to recognize. Cheers!

[@dougellis7917]

Your Bobby Fischer videos are very popular.

[@TheMarksT]

Great game, great choice!

[@Pat_Johnson]

Euwe did not "allow" (elevate) Fischer into the Interzonal. It had nothing to do with Euwe. The US Chess federation would nominate their candidates, as Pal Benko withdrew, the right would pass into the one that finished just behind Benko and so on. Benko withdrew, the others were propelled to give up their spot. as every of them gave up, one spot of the US chess federation was blank. They just put Bobby there as the spot was [artificially] vacated

[@michaeltellurian825]

The intro to this video: 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@martinb.c.6715]

We desperately need another saga, Agad; it's been sooo long already, c'mon...

[@ThichabodCrane]

Genius ending. Would have taken me 10 years to find that move.

[@iicompany6376]

Ah ah ah ah ah ah a creature of legends.....

[@gpolya7363]

One person in the photo is Robert Byrne (bald, tall), another is Samuel Reshevsky (on the right).

[@steverobinson8045]

In the photo you displayed, Reshevsky is on the right.

[@bhupendrakhatri561]

Love your knowledge of the game , I have been watching your videos for years and enjoy them very much. But lately I’ve been getting lost for it seems like you are over analyzing the game. Your fan 👍

[@DarkSygil666]

The good old days of thirty frames per second. I remember them well.😆

[@TheUncutAngel]

If only games were like this instead of dry draws

[@armaanmalhotra9042]

🔥🔥🔥