Bobby Fischer's Brilliant Ruy Lopez

[@poopootin3652]

Queen is entombed by own pieces 😂😂😂

[@-_deploy_-]

Smothered queen

[@kiroshakir7935]

He said her Am I the only one who heard it

[@pivotmaster9556]

@@kiroshakir7935 well it is a queen

[@2Oldcoots]

Bobby Fischer was the very last lone "World Beater". After Bobby every World Champion has had massive computer and staffing resources. Bobby did all the original thinking and development of openings like the Sicilian Naijdorf singlehandedly. Brilliance beyond belief!

[@Kevinmiller835]

Not true, computers wasn't used very much until the 1990s.

[@mrskinszszs]

​@@Kevinmiller835computers maybe not, but certainly staffing

[@Jamesphilipjfry]

@@mrskinszszs staffing + enormous soviet library

[@ghostmantagshome-er6pb]

stupid bot response. Ruining everything

[@rolandalcid7127]

Fischer is an authentic genius. Thank for demonstrations.

[@nigelleifsantosalipio2360]

I love how straight to the point and concise you are in explaining the moves

[@sid9535]

Your commentaries are clear, instructive and make the learning enjoyable. Thanks.

[@GnuReligion]

Yes -- actually useful analysis. Most of us mere mortals who watch this kind of thing are A-B-C level players. Many big chess channels are either lazy (Agad) or rushed (Gotham) with game review.

[@howardking3601]

One of the more articulate chess commentators. Speaks excellent English. Very clear and easy to follow. Really enjoyed this, and consequently subscribed. Thank you, Sammy.

[@ralphmourad7716]

Unbelievable tactics. Fisher is a magician.

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Morphy Tal Alekhine Kasparov had much More beautiful complex games than dry safe Fischer! My old computer tought 5:22 minutes Capablanca-Reti game move and solved! Same computer tought only 4:37 Kasparov-Kramnik game move and solved! Same computer tought only 1:55 Fischer vs Benko game move and solved! Computers telling the truth Capablanca better than Fischer! Fischer beat the weakest chess World champion Boris Spassky only 17 wins 10 losses! Carlsen would beat Spassky easily 6 wins 6 draws zero losses! Capablanca would beat Spassky easily 8 wins 6 draws zero losses! The highest tournament elo rating score is Fabiano Caruana 8,5/10 StLouis elo 3100! Fischer his best tournament score only 2990! Karpov has won over 160 super grand Master tournaments! Fischer won zero only inter zonals 1962 1970!, Fischer was Second in Santa Monica 1966 behind blunder maker Spassky! Fischer did not won Havanna 1965! Spassky was 162nd world ranking and rated 2560 in 1992! Fischer beat Spassky 10 wins 15 draws 5 losses in 1992! Fischer score 58,33%! So we get Fischer rating 2617,78 in 1992! Fischer would have been 59th in world in 1992 at age 49! Lasker won the New York tournament in 1924 beating world Best scoring 2875 elo at age 56! Lasker 2875 versus Fischer 2617,78! Spassky errors game one in 1992 Knight h7?? h5?? Knight e4?? f5?? King f6?? exf4??

[@noir3662]

That title goes to Mikhail tal

[@iankirk9097]

Wow! Out of all of the chess commentators I've discovered on KZbin, please go to the top of the class! Excellent for Club level players like me and I see you also include each games notation for further indepth study. Like how you know Fischer hated draws and always played to win with the black pieces also.

[@nivington]

3:00 Careful there pal..

[@Eznid]

I like your explanations, clear and fluent. Many chess content creators unfortunately do not have good didactic skills, but you do. Thanks

[@georgehavrincea9258]

Best chess channel. Brilliantly explained. On top of that, Bobby Fischer is my favourite chessboard player

[@AsthmaBreather]

Very nice I like how you explain even the smallest threats that way its easier for beginners like me to learn

[@youngd5510]

Videos are becoming part of the weekly routine now 😂

[@chadlongwith7432]

“Back to the game.” Very informative video! I needed more information on this opening and why it is still very popular. Thank you for taking the time to make it!

[@andrewmays3988]

Superb commentary!! You are by far the best chess instructor on KZbin!!!😇

[@Sncedayone]

Better then levi

[@Doc569]

@@Sncedayonehonestly, yes. But levy is good too and he’s funny

[@charlatanchess]

Great video. The Ruy Lopez is my favorite opening. This video really showcases how interesting games in it are.

[@sachinbharti5953]

Very nice instructive and entertaining video..thanks mate

[@richterscales]

Love the pace, accessible depth, and helpful explanations!

[@hamatatag6637]

I really appreciate the variations of Ruy lopez... it was interesting, thanks for the video

[@407X]

Impressed with the video Sammy! Keep up the good work!

[@stutzpunkt]

Really good buddy. For intermediate players looking to progress, there is no better channel on KZbin. Thank you

[@anjastocaworld]

the BEST KZbin CHESS CHANNEL

[@robhead22]

What a great fisher chess video! Thank you!

[@carlosbarbosa6106]

I love your videos...specially your comentaries. Thanks and continue yours great work.

[@kurapati1]

Easy to understand. I like the use of "back to the game" phrase in your explanations. Really helps some people likeme.

[@justinscapes]

exactly

[@norrinRadd026]

Great job of providing commentary and insight. And thank you for pausing to give viewers an opportunity to figure out the winning move. You have a new subscriber.

[@BradM32701]

Great work in breaking it all down. Very informative. I think it may also be very beneficial if you showed each of the matches playing out fully first before starting your break down as well as going through the resignations (I know that can be complicated at times though)...just suggestions that I'd often like to see

[@andrew_prometheus]

I appreciate the pace of your narration, I am able to follow

[@arknamal]

Your videos are good. Recognition on its way!

[@mixeditemsmixeditems6970]

Absolutely Wonderful Video!

[@Nexxett]

What a nice channel.. Good job guyz👏🏿

[@shamsbinahsan1942]

This dude & his analyses is truly underrated

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Fantastic game analysis: clear and instructive!

[@JamesHouzvicka-ur4tc]

You have good sound and are on right track w Fischer's games,thanks for instructions

[@GuideUsAllah401]

Yes, great commentary

[@aymanazmzan7259]

Yoo, your video is so good actually, love it ❤

[@rayawakening]

Good stuff. I like the quick but steady pace and the themes video (Fisher/Ruy Lopez)

[@n1te]

3:45 is why I know I'll never be a high-level player. Just identifying the 3 possible ways the situation can unfold, and going just 2-3 moves deep is already a frightening idea for me.

[@jamithonbroussard1347]

Very well explained games bro, I'll subscribe

[@zulfakaraspar2311]

Excellent summary! Keep it up!

[@101hardware101]

great work, keep at it!

[@Naixx2]

Your commentary is so good bro, you should do more, I also learned a lot in this comnentary, you deserve a sub.

[@andrewmays3988]

One more time: YOUR COMMENTARY IS BRILLIANT!! 😇

[@Naixx2]

Actually

[@sammyanagolum]

Thanks for the great video. I always love Fischer games because he plays with such precision! By the way, I'm new to this channel and I already love the way you explain. As a learner, I can really say that your explanations of the moves and themes for the opening are very insightful. Last but not the least, I'm also Sammy! Nice to meet you!

[@steveb9525]

Wow that was awesome! Thanks so much.

[@Darko1.0]

bruh, he smother mated the queen

[@muxyfp]

The best to ever do it!

[@itsbigbad2050]

Idk why you’re so smoothing to listen to at night bro

[@davidsmookler9730]

That was great! I'd be happy to retain 1/10th of that! Lot's to learn, beautifully presented!

[@عبدالنورتارقي]

You are doing a great job.

[@petersiegfriedkrug]

Amazing video. I love Bobby Fischer´s style.

[@johnuyakonwu2871]

Bobby Fischer makes Ruy Lopez opening look so easy to execute. Such a tactical genius chess player 🐐🐐

[@modfather1964]

Brilliant!! Thanks for taking time to write each move, really excellent ...Off to practice mi mooooves now!!

[@fingerfeller]

great lessons , thank you

[@OswaldoLafee]

Thanks Sammy. Great commentary. New subscriber level 500. Ruy Lopez seems to be more logical to me than most openings. So thanks for this video. Do you know an example of a Ruy Lopez loss from Bobby? Thanks again!

[@bechirbenothman5044]

Great games and commentaires. May I suggest that you set à limit of 3 games for each video. Keep up your good work and Best of luck

[@SUSSY_BAKA784]

One the best chess reviews.

[@tanmaydeysarkar8950]

Very useful video, thank you

[@rachelthomas9962]

Thanks for this. Good analysis. I'm looking forward to more, if Judith Polgar's games are your cup of tea 😊😊( but any high class ones are interesting). Edit : Just found some on you chennel.

[@jsal5093]

Excellent commentary. Just what I was looking for...Hood Job!

[@jayrivera1532]

Hey Sammy Chess! Cool video! Your verbiage is amazing your personality is second-to-none keep it up dude! Great illustration of chess...I like how you say, "now back to the game!" ♟️ Take care! ♟️

[@AnjumZeeshan-PEGamesBFCL]

thanks for sharing the pgn's of all games. 👍

[@geoffreyvanhouwaert8677]

Great video!

[@fernandomeibak371]

Very good!

[@alirezarezazadeh7147]

You have a great sense of poetry congratulations 👏👏👏

[@nimascolari1508]

Bobby realised that the better your memory and ability to memorise variations the better your chess. He realised it was not genius and ability but rather memory based and fell out with chess so much so that they thought he'd gone insane. He was right. Hence why the likes of magnus can play blind folded. They can memorise the board, piece placements and variations.

[@Thatoneguy-12]

Only the opening is memorization

[@mr.nobody2515]

What are you talking about? It’s impossible to memorize even a tiny bit of all possible variations which arise after around 3000+ openings, then the game goes into billions of possible middle games and endgames, professional players now have to calculate and build a strategic plan even from 15-20 moves. Memorization will not give you an edge against an opponents your strength in the long run, you can caught someone in your preparation but so is others. Elite players always find new ways of playing even on first 5-7 moves, there is still much creativity involved, huge calculations required and positional understanding. So don’t talk about memorization, only cause Fischer said that, he was mentally ill, and was insane in his words, in the interview first seconds he is so certain that chess is dead, then proceeds to say that there is still creativity and talent, cause interviewer interrupted him and asked about that. His words was pure emotions and subjectivity…

[@nimascolari1508]

@@mr.nobody2515 watch Bobby's interview. This wasn't my thoughts or ideas. I simply summarised what he said.

[@Thatoneguy-12]

@@mr.nobody2515 I think memorization does damage chess to an extent and that’s what Bobby was gettting at but I think he was just bitter at the idea of there being “set ups” and openings. Games starting and looking the same

[@davidkannon2579]

Excellent video. Total novice yet I could follow along. Thanks so much.

[@ninjaaljun7674]

Il rewatch this

[@neblinamorado]

great games thank you

[@hermogenesescalona4902]

Thank you.

[@Atlas_21]

F amazing stuff from mister Fischer! Thank you for this video.

[@abcde...7960]

Thanks for create this video.

[@davewalsh85]

Very well explained

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

I adore fisher he is my fav player He made engines first move alwwways e4 and ways plsying the ruy lopes 😭❤

[@krishanu-d1k]

Very helpful ❤

[@TheQuickunderstander]

Wow - Roy Lopez !!!

[@paulhan7770]

Good shit bro.

[@yitwailu2]

Great tactics by Fischer, even if opponents made mistakes.

[@sreedharasheshegowda5780]

Wow, Each match is a training in itself.

[@flav5361]

Got a bit suspicious with the arrows at 3:26 😂

[@hackstargaming1253]

😂

[@Rainer01]

Great Video

[@keepstoned]

New subscriber here!

[@ashtongaeta2581]

Love the story telling 😂

[@bagelmanb]

at 12:27 why not take cxb2 first forking the rook/bishop before doing dxe4?

[@GuideUsAllah401]

“A knight on the rim is usually dim” 😂

[@harshavardhann8482]

👌👍 no words!

[@rolitorape3020]

He made it look so easy 😮

[@jamesdelb6885]

thanks!

[@relaxingnature6721]

22:28 where's the pin to the rook?

[@jhakhohbhy]

At the 21:20 mark, pawn at G6?

[@user-wy1gs3kz3t]

do the Karpov match next

[@giovannip8600]

I want to see the eval bar please!!!!

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Cover also Petrosian games

[@supperhey]

why didnt Efim Geller move the pawn down, H2, checking the king and promote on the next move?

[@wawerustephen2626]

Was searching ur name so I could follow u n subscribe to ur channel....thank god I found u

[@SammyChess1]

Im glad you’re here too!

[@TvConfusionn]

3:00 I raised my hand

[@Quickcat21MK]

I forget what game. But I took a lesson an it was based on one of his games. And it really broke down the sort of wall my mind had on the game. Elo went up about 20% just on studying one of his games. He has the most amazing forced mate in history. Its a shame he went nuts.

[@henrisetiawan7547]

You have my subscription..❤

[@johnherr7465]

Why didn't Gellar meet first check with hxf7

[@zhoutianyang1120]

Very inspiring thank you. I really like playing d3 but it seems like d4 is much more fun