Bobby Laughed at Black's First Move | Fischer vs Addison | Palma de Mallorca Interzonal (1970)

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Follow MprooV on Twitter / mproovapp The 1970 Interzonal was held in Palma de Mallorca from November 9-December 12, and was the last Interzonal held as a one-section round robin. With the tournament swelling to 24 players and further expansion on the way, future changes were inevitable. The following players vied for six slots in the candidates matches to be held in 1971: William G Addison, Miroslav Filip, Robert James Fischer, Efim Geller, Svetozar Gligoric, Vlastimil Hort, Robert Huebner, Borislav Ivkov, Eleazar Jimenez Zerquera, Bent Larsen, Milan Matulovic, Henrique Mecking, Dragoljub Minic, Renato Naranja, Oscar Panno, Lev Polugaevsky, Lajos Portisch, Samuel Reshevsky, Jorge Alberto Rubinetti, Vasily Smyslov, Duncan Suttles, Mark Taimanov, Wolfgang Uhlmann, Tudev Ujtumen..
Ujtumen from Mongolia, about as outside as an outsider could get, actually held the lead by himself after round 3. However, reality and Robert J. Fischer set in, as the American quickly soared to a dominating position. The other contenders didn't worry about it too much; after all, you only had to finish in the top six to qualify for the Candidates, and there was even a seventh spot open for a reserve. So they played it safe, while Fischer kept working hard.
At the quarter pole following round 6, Fischer had 5.5 points and a 1.5 point lead on Geller, Gligoric, Larson, Panno, and Ujtumen. But then came a bad stretch: he managed to draw lost positions in round 7 and 8, but Larsen didn't let him off the hook in round 9. By now the lead had vanished, as Geller joined Fischer at the top with 6.5.
That led to the critical round 12 encounter between the leaders, Geller holding a half-point lead and playing the White pieces. Any normal grandmaster, when Geller offered an early draw, would have accepted to get an easy half-point closer to qualification. Fischer, hungry for a win after five rounds without one, refused.
Geller played inaccurately and lost a pawn, reaching a difficult rook ending. Eventually, a hallucination and a final mistake sealed his fate, and Fischer took the lead. The rest was a matter of technique: Fischer won two more in a row, took a couple of draws for a breather, then started his famous streak with full points in his last seven games.
Read more here www.chessgames.com/perl/chess....
Read more about events before 1970 Instrzonal tournament graeme.50webs.com/chesschamps/...
Robert James Fischer vs William G Addison
Palma de Mallorca Interzonal (1970), Palma de Mallorca ESP, rd 3, Nov-11
Scandinavian Defense: Ilundain Variation (B01)
1. e4 d5 2. ed5 Qd5 3. Nc3 Qd8 4. d4 Nf6 5. Bc4 Bf5 6. Qf3 Qc8 7. Bg5 Bc2 8. Rc1 Bg6 9. Nge2 Nbd7 10. O-O e6 11. Bf6 gf6 12. d5 e5 13. Bb5 Be7 14. Ng3 a6 15. Bd3 Qd8 16. h4 h5 17. Bf5 Nb6 18. Nce4 Nd5 19. Rfd1 c6 20. Nc3 Qb6 21. Rd5 cd5 22. Nd5 Qb2 23. Rb1 Qa2 24. Rb7
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[@9Ballr]

If I was playing Fischer and he laughed at my first move I would just resign.

[@johngray8009]

I do hope KZbin compensates you properly, for you produce excellent videos. Your experience is very beneficial as you understand the game seriously well. But your ability to break down the games is what impresses me the most. Thanks for what you do. I'm still a bad player, but at least I get to enjoy the top notch games, with your help. Salud!

[@jayjaydeth]

If I was playing Fischer I'd first check to see if I had Lept. #QuantumLeap

[@michaelmeehan181]

If I was playing Fischer I would resign as soon as he sat down.

[@MrRati23]

If i was playing Fisher i would not play against Fisher.

[@jasoncruz7118]

Hahahaha

[@Exonifier303]

why do I always end up here at 4am

[@GEORGIOS798]

why

[@ReeferFatness]

@@GEORGIOS798 Why not?

[@johnsmith-xr1uh]

Exonifier drugs?

[@fatihylmaz5464]

At 3.32 am i saw your comment :)

[@mikechambers9129]

Exonifier : Good taste?

[@Xalgucennia]

It's like that futurama episode, two robots play chess, before the first move, one says to the other, Checkmate in 143 moves. You win again!

[@johnnydoey7920]

"Oh Poo!"

[@mikehunt4503]

Deleted scene right?

[@Xalgucennia]

@@mikehunt4503 I don't think it was deleted, I remember watching it, here's the scene kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqXKi36tgJt2abc

[@jdorritie]

Robot House!!!!!

[@acesin-et7pp]

legend says he once promoted a pawn to a pawn.

[@owencrawford5984]

why would anyone do that

[@ShouldBeKnown]

@@owencrawford5984 to humiliate their opponent.

[@gondwanaman9362]

Lol

[@Drogba402]

It would be nice if you can promote to a king then your opponent will have to checkmate both kings to win the game

[@WhoThisMonkey]

@@Drogba402 That would be stupid and unbalanced. Also, where would it end? 5 Kings vs 5 Kings? What happens when two Kings are in check?

[@shabdsthapak4332]

moral of the story: smile when your opponent plays scanadavian defense and you will win the game

[@prnjl8768]

Moral of the story: castle at starting.

[@shabdsthapak4332]

@Greg T what is your rating

[@SamtheShrooman]

I think if they play Scandinavian you’ll probably win anyway

[@shabdsthapak4332]

@Greg T dont call me sir i am just a 12 year old kid

[@jetto234]

@@shabdsthapak4332 hhahahahaha

[@hyperchuu5094]

8:07 almost gave me a heart attack geez its 4 a.m.

[@douggieharrison6913]

this just happened to me but it's 3 and i had a stroke

[@vermidyt7992]

at this point why did not king ate the horse?

[@YehudiNimol]

11 PM but similar effect

[@xxshadowdoomxx3654]

YES OMFG

[@TheRustiestOne]

2:40 for me but I have to go change my pants

[@PushyPawn]

What a lovely piano check at 8:08, indicating a mate in 5. Those digital boards in 1970 were Way ahead of their time.

[@alexzhu3109]

the sound when you finished a lichess tournament without being on the podium

[@Gid-J]

I thought a program on my computer did something. lol, I sort of dislike that sound

[@immanuellasker4273]

me too

[@immanuellasker4273]

I think it was a trick to see how many of you were paying attention

[@Gruesome_j]

Me cague

[@debajyotisg]

Opponent plays Scandinavian. Bobby : "so, you've chosen death"

[@raphaelmarche4608]

straight to valhalla ..

[@donaldfschiff1229]

@@raphaelmarche4608 Only the valiant go to Valhalla...

[@DrachenYT]

Wow, I actually got a "pause the video" move right! Can I put "Great Sacrificer of the Exchanges" on a resume?

[@MrVvulf]

Only if it is preceded by "Possessor of Great Knowledge".

[@hibraloures]

vast knowledge*

[@volt4ge965]

Same

[@adititakale5790]

Mee too... That too for the first time lol

[@SriramVad]

Lol I wish too. Cuz even j got it right.

[@J-B876]

“Knight to B6, as would be played by everyone...”.- me nodding in silent, yet ignorant, approval.

[@markc8201]

Me when I’m not playing: *sees the “absolute best move” in 2 seconds* Me when I’m playing: *sacks my queen for a pawn*

[@mrdoggy8801]

I can relate. I think it's because we know to look for a good move whereas when we play, we don't see any good moves because we assume there are none if you get what I mean.

[@robbelfastaussie4733]

Oh man I laughed at your comment nice 👊🏻😎🇦🇺

[@shellybawa2316]

@@mrdoggy8801 Yeah,i get it,just how when playing puzzles,we know there is a solution,while in games,we just dont know what to do

[@MrOsm-ex3jd]

Loll excactly

[@MooneLightEntertainment]

You even tried. Sometimes I sack mine for absolutely nothing

[@GinoGiotto]

2:17 Best move ever played

[@marko514]

@@baileycarroll7711 yes

[@tusharsharma1363]

Wish i could play that Then my pawns will be termed as The greatest *Pawn Octet* in chess history

[@tuni2303]

Image placing the queen instantly on the king and win. Your enemy questions what you doing and you justify you move with „i thought the queen is OP“

[@parthivpandey2140]

@@baileycarroll7711 I know where you can find this move Watch samay raina curb your checkmate😅

[@aadityavardhansingh]

LMFAO💀

[@W1llbam]

I love your chess videos i've watched everyone for about 8 months straigth in the beginning it was not really my taste i was not not exicted for chess, but eventually your channel started improving and i could not stop watching i love the way you cover the games and the happy energy you put into your videos not just an 80 year old man sleeping half the way in. - Love the bobby series

[@LeventK]

Ok

[@LeventK]

@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug6276 Your username made me even more cringe, also gives an excelent information about your age.

[@patrickmessina1278]

I'm not a sharp chess player by any stretch of the imagination, but this guy's analysis is so well done, it's hard not to watch.

[@scottrackley4457]

agad is a good chess dude, wouldn't want to play him.

[@thorfox3562]

A good story is a good story ... that’s why this is the best chess channel in the World. Every game is a story...and he tells it in that way.

[@finbarrodonovan2942]

I just watched the queen's gambit so I know more than everyone

[@basharshami3403]

hahahahahahahha

[@IZn0g0uDatAll]

"- Draw? - No - Ok I resign" 🤔

[@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638]

That show sucked soo hard

[@kitschydotpre4302]

@@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638 i liked it :/

[@basharshami3403]

@@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638 yeah a bit overrated. its great and all. but not A-level as many casuals are claiming it to be 🙄

[@gheffz]

Just excellent ... Bobby played like a machine ... so many times you said "which is the strongest move".

[@matijaslat2100]

i watch, i go play, i loose...i watch again

[@Raaz238Vir]

Buddy!

[@gonzalo4658]

haha ha

[@satanexposed7373]

and then u lose

[@nevinkuser9892]

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[@Hugo-xj2mj]

Same ahah

[@gretzkey66]

I do hope KZbin compensates you properly, for you produce excellent videos. Your experience is very beneficial as you understand the game seriously well. But your ability to break down the games is what impresses me the most. Thanks for what you do. I'm still a bad player, but at least I get to enjoy the top notch games, with your help. Salud!

[@groovybuddha667]

He misses so many subtle moves and is arrogant cocky and small minded

[@sdcard9649]

@@groovybuddha667 arrogant? Cocky? , hope you are talking about bobby fischer

[@darthmath1071]

@Drew Isaacson @Sd Card I don't think he's a bad person yet he's only 1900 fide which is very good for an amateur but not enough to analyse properly 2700+ level games in a couple of hours. I watch Agad's videos mainly for the games themselves because I'm lazy to go to chessgames.com Also I'm a bit weaker than Agad myself so I don't really waste time

[@bubatzbube89]

@Jim Wuffle Ads?

[@botikovi5843]

Agadmator is an awful player but there is something called engine

[@Zarbus93]

you are on point with your uploads, agadmator! im really enjoying this series so far, excited for more interesting fischer games!

[@akmd114379]

I've watched this game at least 100 times and im addicted to it. The commentary, Bobbys destruction of the number 2 finisher of the 1969 US Championship, everything.

[@kyoopihd]

I love how Bobby's play style of preferring activity and mobility over strict retaining of material is exactly the way AlphaZero's play style has been described.

[@JimKalpa-qd9zr]

Alpha Zero is the mechanical version of Bobby.

[@luismoreno9633]

It’s beautiful

[@PhilipDosa]

You should use KZbin polls to see how much we know during videos. Like did we guess the move right or are we aware of who won a certain tournament.

[@ramyswar296]

The Dosas #suggestion

[@gregtaylor6146]

' ............ to see how much we know???' I'm not remotely interested in how much 'we' know.

[@amaice]

@@gregtaylor6146 lol ok

[@brucefishkin7089]

One of your best, for analysis, commentary, and extensive background in the description. "Bobby laughed" hooked me - I never tire of watching his games.

[@mraiyannayeem3846]

I am not a very good chess player...but, after watching a couple of your videos my performance improved! Your commentary just affected my thinking patterns. Thank You

[@thapelomalefane254]

Me too ,I just won a game now His voice is magical, it affected my thinking I tried to analyse my game by using his analytical style and guess what? Checkmate out of no where 😂😂

[@tejeskave00]

Wow I only know how to step with each figures, I really don't know the logic behind chess, so I came here to learn something. I hope I will also improve like you.

[@dnetne5508]

Thank you and have a nice day! You are actually waking up my motivation and actually giving me new perspectives!

[@stephendevore]

Holy cow that was good! I think that might've been the most fun I've ever had watching an analysis.

[@ruggedlemmings9163]

This channel is such a great way to kill some time. Whenever I know I've got a little bit of time before I need to go do something it's always nice to pop on one of these videos to watch a fascinating breakdown of a fascinating game. Keep up the great work!

[@dirt_mcgirk]

You cover these games so well. Thanks for all your time and effort!

[@Robi2009]

So after 1959 Candidates tournament standings, now we will know 1969 US Championship standings by heart! Thx Antonio!

[@tolbaszy8067]

The 7:30 sacrifice of the rook over the knight is brilliant! This far into the game, a knight would seem weak because of the open space, but Fischer had Addison's king caught amongst undeveloped pawns, and kept it that way, making the knight the better sacrifice. Amazing!

[@kyokushinkai10]

I like that you show the other options and show us what could have happened by playing out the moves. It teaches us what could have happened. Please keep doing this. It’s great for us intermediate players. Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼

[@TheBartomon]

you are very good. thank you for creating your channel. My life and my mind are now richer through your efforts. thank you.

[@adityavv96]

There is a big difference between 'smile ' & 'laugh ' !

[@dareSh0]

English is not his native language I guess. In many languages there is no difference. So... yeah.

[@droceretik]

@piggypigpig Get out and stay you you nitpicking dimwit.

[@salex354]

@piggypigpig I mean a little clickbait for this much quality content? Shame on you for nitpicking.

[@hollystiener16]

Sometimes when we smile at a tournament, we are laughing on the inside.

[@seaslug7421]

If the intent was to ridicule... Then depending on how big that smile was, it could've been a smirk or a laugh TBH

[@karmaakabane5990]

Who else love litsening to this guy, some how he makes this so much more pleasing to watch

[@baskets8429]

Karma Akabane yes

[@billbrandine5857]

Really enjoy your presentation and analysis of the games. You simplify it nicely to see possibilities. Thanks.

[@alkh3myst]

I really like the simplicity of your positional analysis, free of excessive jargon, and how you show possible results of alternate moves.

[@harshpatwardhan7624]

Too many things to learn from Fischer. Thanks Antonio for such instructive game.

[@zachallerton1724]

Love your assessments and analyses of these important games!

[@angussmith9761]

Bobby Fischer is/was the GOAT. He played with a creativity and flair thats missing today. He would wipe the floor with anyone today.

[@----I...have...no...clue....]

I can't imagine why Chess is popping up in my feed. A two-year old could beat me in Tic Tac Toe.

[@kevinbyrne4538]

There is saying in chess: Even the greatest masters were beginners at one time.

[@abdualziz9]

@@kevinbyrne4538 nice

[@kpx2683]

i love this game. Complete domination by fischer straight from the second move. That's how good a player he was. e4, d5, Fischer : imma destroy you now.

[@michealschmitt9718]

why do I always end up here at 4am

[@chesss1985]

Well fisher played very well in this game ofc but it doesnt take a away the fact that black didnt play well at all. It seemed to me that even a basic principles of chess was too difficult for him like the importane of development

[@waynemiller6070]

Great channel! I've only just started watching. I enjoy your pace and your approach to alternative lines that could have been played but weren't. Then, back to what was actually played in the game.

[@joeweider9471]

i've watched your vids a few times, but this is the first i've commented on them...EXCELLENT STUFF! i like your fast pace (you don't put me to sleep, even late at night when i'm tired), the explanations are quick simple to understand, and your deviation from the main line with optional variations are just enough-- thx, subscribed just now, and keep these vids, comin', sir! :D

[@unattended129]

That celebratory piano at 8:07 was totally unexpected and random. Scared the pawns outta me. Lol

[@jannorling2158]

Fischer made Addison look like a low rank player. Really enjoy your channel good work!

[@deniseallisonstout1901]

I totally cannot get enough Bobby!! Thank you for posting things you big chess stud!!!

[@boffo63]

I really appreciate how quickly you explain the options. I can't learn slow. This helps.

[@anananas9871]

I have seen your every video you have posted this year (and many more) so i have learned a lot :)

[@rafsanabedinrifan8967]

Fischer's queen sat on f3 the whole game,damn that guy was a chess gangster.

[@bensum9111]

Thanks for the breakdown. I really enjoyed it.

[@dauphindauphin6607]

Perfect analysis, thank you.

[@Balys111]

Could you please add the game/round # into the titles of the videos in this Palma de Mallorca Interzonal series? It would just make it easier to make sure I and others who watch later make sure they are watching in the proper order! Thank you as always agadmator for the hard work :)

[@shazaibbiazahs]

Really interesting that Magnus Carlsen seems to love the Scandinavian in his blitz games. Would’ve been so interesting to watch these guys play each other

[@angelolima9425]

Carlsen would put Fischer on a small rocket and send him to Pluto.

[@TheHISTORYmann]

@@angelolima9425 Lol. No he wouldn't.

[@pleaseenteraname3531]

@@TheHISTORYmann Fischer is one of the greatest ever. You can't deny though that chess theory has developed a lot recently. Do I think Magnus would make Fischer look like a child? No. It's like if Fischer played Morphy. In an interview, Fischer himself says he would beat Morphy; not because he is better per se, but because modern theory has changed the game significantly.

[@TheHISTORYmann]

@@pleaseenteraname3531 I agree with you. Due to the developments in Chess, I think Magnus > Bobby. However, the person I was replying to was exaggerating and obviously insulting Bobby.

[@kirbyknifeman2877]

@VoteForTRUMP no Scandinavian is good on main line cuz of the quick development by gambiting one pawn

[@LowBlow]

I really enjoy your commentary on these games. Thank you.

[@tonydorsano3208]

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.

[@justinnanu4338]

8:07?

[@TheSpinlippy]

I vote that Agadmator should play that sound bite every time a knight does a fork in future videos

[@prrhyk]

What the heck...

[@niterainbow47]

Wtf are you talking about. I didn't hear anything

[@prrhyk]

I know, right? Silent like a fischer.

[@nicklaslahtinen5054]

It's the sound that plays when a tournament ends on lichess.org and you finished below top 3

[@jonathanhains814]

One of the greatest, strongest chess events ever. I am very lucky to have defeated one of the participants in this event in OTB play despite not being even a candidate master.....

[@slenechk]

Thank you. I never was much at chess, but I always loved watching these tournaments back in the day. Thank you for breaking it down for non-players.

[@aries22march1954]

Good game to show and good, clear analysis. Thank you!

[@mlzema]

Beautifully played by Bobby (he’s the best there ever was) and great analysis!

[@sniffableandirresistble]

3:53 "but this is ah" ...that made me laugh!!!

[@rockmyworldmusic]

Yes, that was some great commentary. LOL, and it always amazes me how elite players still mess up the fundamentals. 7 pawns unmoved, king still in the center, only 2 minor pieces developed... it's like he was begging to lose.

[@davidodonohoe1773]

Love this Chanel. Very calm and clear explanations of the moves for people like me that need it. Chess is awesome but so difficult to play the way the masters do. All my chess games are littered with the words “inaccuracy”.

[@synapix5229]

2992 on trending nice job agadmator i believe this is the first time on trending

[@jay997]

Everyone is just eating up all these Bobby Fischer games. They are very interesting.

[@Bralph888]

Very nice video, top notch delivery and explanation. Thanks for the help.

[@vigneshdevendran0312]

A great game and a great review.... thankyou sir!!!

[@s.31.l50]

I feel so proud that I actually figure out the best move for once

[@joalbertbarasona582]

I dont even play much chess but somehow I enjoy these vids.

[@paulbentley2709]

Me too. Why.

[@janosszabo7178]

Thank you for producing this education in such details. Awesome & sufficient !!!!

[@pjsbulldog67]

Your play by play coverage of the games makes your videos great,far better than even watching the actual match

[@B3Band]

8:08 scared the shit out of me

[@Boxsteam]

Its strange how I can pretty much predict 90% of the same moves that Bobby Fischer would make but then when I play a regular game I get rekt. I do not get it

[@mustaphad1319]

Another reason is because these KZbin games are usually exciting meaning they are very tactical. Some chess games just go to the endgame or are boring very rarely do you need to sacrifice material. Not every Tal game was a sacrifice where he won.

[@freedom1439]

CHOKE

[@Boxsteam]

juan Hurtado well, I'm not only talking about the critical moments, but his other moves in general

[@Boxsteam]

juan Hurtado that would probably explain the 10% of moves I do miss

[@donr6705]

Justin Norman was making good-faith comments, and Juan Hurtado crossed the borders of civility. I'm sorry you were the victim of this troll, Justin, who most likely achieved erection via his snotty responses.

[@Vidiot1955]

Great commentary! I'm a patzer, so I appreciate a commentator who makes all the moves in a great match totally comprehensible to a mediocre player like me. Thank you.

[@yasha886]

I love your videos, really good teaching from you my friend

[@ToGetToTerrapin]

Take a good look at Addison - pretty sure we have found the real Zodiac killer...

[@victort6144]

hahaahaha, good one!

[@TheBarber5550]

Wow... It's uncanny

[@keithmeeks1281]

LOL? WTF?

[@Gruesome_j]

Maybe after this game he snapped

[@nate_kang]

ToGetToTerrapin *NAHHHHHHH* it's still gotta be Ted Cruz

[@halt1931]

8:08 Jesus I wasn't ready for that lol

[@dufasaurjoe2899]

That was Giuoco kibitzing

[@alexandermarquardt597]

You are REALLY good in explaining chess. Thank you for making this video.

[@michaelbolch167]

Crisp and quick commentary, very good, thanks.

[@finnhackapell6560]

Wanna know a pro gamer move? Laugh at Bobby fischer's first move in chess when you play against him.

[@carsonmorris127]

Finn Hackapell it would be a pro gamer move That is until he cremates you anyway

[@cristiannovelle-ruddy3083]

What website do you use to analyze the chess games?????

[@miragexl007]

Man, I don't know if I'm learning anything or Not by watching all these videos. Crazy great thinking/ decision-making

[@01mattdavenport]

Love your breakdowns!

[@jmpersonalfinanceandinvesting]

I kept pausing the video to see what my dog was doing. Took me wayyyy too long to realise the footsteps were from your dog haha

[@badasspanda1457]

Prison Mike lol

[@dazeen9591]

Bobby laughed at blacks

[@DakotaMilesO]

Me too

[@gregtaylor6146]

maybe he drinks PG Tips too?

[@theodorboon]

I’m new to this but I have to say how good your analysis is. Amazing videos.

[@danielboone21]

Thanks for your brilliant analysis !

[@njan-Asher]

That piano just scared me

[@GEORGIOS798]

i can't distinguish between moves that there were played in the game and those of the breakdown

[@dxrebel]

This guy is amazing. I am a low low low level player but I just love hearing him break down the legends

[@TomBrooklyn]

Well done. Thanks again.

[@blankblank9042]

7:25 I was REALLY surprised that I guessed right.

[@dannygjk]

Agadmator: "HELLO!" Me: *heart attack*

[@shermanleeyh]

Lol

[@Robbyrool]

He did rather scream it. Must be his method to get us awake, alert, and focused. Bravo!

[@denisestout6558]

I loved this video thank you!

[@zombienation13]

Great job with your videos. I like how you fully explain all the possible good moves and why one is better than another. Your analysis and knowledge of the game is great. But my favorite part is that you explain it all without making us novice players all sound like an incompetent idiot like most of the other chess commentators. I always learn something when I watch these. Keep up the good work!

[@ghosthazard8338]

Who else rewatches the "hello everyone" on his videos?

[@jonfeltman2314]

Fischer likely held most of his colleagues in contempt, as warriors often do...

[@dannygjk]

To Fischer anyone below a strong GM was a "weakie". That's his term not mine.

[@TheRealFumigator]

I flippin love your analysis. It makes me want to play Chess more.

[@bluefox88]

Great explanations. Thank you

[@RammusTheArmordillo]

I was really expecting a "Bobby laughed at black's first move but it turns out it's great and Addison won the game!" but no, he got absolutely destroyed lmao

[@Doc_Fun]

Welcome to playing Fischer in his prime

[@jonathanhains814]

Nobody remembers that Addison qualified for an IZT. Quite an achievement.

[@croakingfrog3173]

What is IZT? Newbie here

[@jonathanhains814]

@@croakingfrog3173 internal Tournament. After the Zonal Tournament (e.g. U.S. Championship), the "quslifiets" from this events globally played in a pair of Interminable Tournaments. The quslifiets from those participated on the Candidates Matches, with the winner of those earning a match fir the World Champion ship.