Can you Find the Move Bobby Fischer used to Crush Benko?

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Follow MprooV on Twitter / mproovapp #agadmator Robert James Fischer vs Pal Benko
"Break the Benko"
USA-ch (1965), New York, NY USA, rd 4, Dec-17
Spanish Game: Closed Variations. Breyer Defense (C95)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. O-O Be7 6. Re1 b5 7. Bb3 d6 8. c3 O-O 9. h3 Nb8 10. d4 Nbd7 11. Nh4 Nb6 12. Nd2 c5 13. dc5 dc5 14. Nf5 Bf5 15. ef5 Qc7 16. g4 h6 17. h4 c4 18. Bc2 Nh7 19. Nf3 f6 20. Nd2 Rad8 21. Qf3 h5 22. gh5 Nd5 23. Ne4 Nf4 24. Bf4 ef4 25. Kh1 Kh8 26. Rg1 Rf7 27. Rg6 Bd6 28. Rag1 Bf8 29. h6 Qe5 30. Qg4 Rdd7 31. f3 Bc5 32. Nc5 Qc5 33. Rg7 Rg7 34. hg7 Kg8 35. Qg6 Rd8 36. Be4 Qc8 37. Qe8
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[@oldscratchgaming1526]

That dog thoroughly enjoys your couch.

[@somebodysomewhere6353]

Always

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And I enjoy watching the dog enjoying the couch!

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that dog owns that couch ;-)

[@hemantsharma7433]

Yes in all the videos.

[@FormostPanda]

I played Duncan Suttles in Vancouver BC, in 1964. Iost as black in the exchange variation of the Queen's Gambit decline. It came down to bishop vs knights inn blockaded position. Afterwards Suttles told me he would have won sooner on my side of the board. It was probably my best game I ever lost.

[@luciano2441]

I found the winning move. I demand my GM title

[@konstantintopfer5926]

Me too, I even found both

[@mislavivkovic9996]

Am i just enjoy the show acording to agadmator?

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[@Brandon-a-writer]

queen e8 is so damn brilliant and devastating it's almost cruelty.

[@gillrowley7264]

I love that position. It's the final frame from his book Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess. Probably one of the most brilliant moves of all time.

[@fienddube]

Gill Rowley not that hard to find, though, if you just see the bishop check and think, “man, if only that rook wasn’t on d8.” And then you spot it immediately. As for most brilliant moves of Fischer, I don’t think this one comes close. But still sweet any time you sacrifice your queen for the win!

[@gillrowley7264]

Shawn Roberts - you may be right, but it's just such a beautiful move.

[@jimmypalumbo4700]

Shawn Roberts thw move may be simple, but the position leading up to it is masterful

[@MrSupernova111]

Patzers always claim its easy to replicate elite players, especially world champions like Bobby Fischer. Any patzer can do it. LOL

[@pmonkeygeezer6212]

Gill Rowley If you found the move, congratulations, you are an excellent player, but if you just want to enjoy the show, then here it is.....

[@FloydMaxwell]

Your intros get better and better. They were great at the start but you keep adding juicy things -- updated photos, teasers and a sense of what the game will be about...and many other things you to do to bring chess alive.

[@sawthemin77]

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[@liamporter174]

It was for good reasons he was called "the legendary Bobby Fischer." He was easily the best chess player who ever walked this earth. An awesome chess genius!!!

[@ronaldo17277]

Nice one Bobby Fischer is my all time favourite Player

[@thesilentmajority2765]

One of the greatest players. Also pretty much a terrible human

[@mislavivkovic9996]

Yes but unfortunatly he was shizofrenic

[@liamporter174]

I think with regard to his wayward personality some forgiveness and understanding must be applied, the man clearly suffered from mental afflictions. This in no way takes away from his deserved description "the legendary Bobby Fischer." His games still strike me with awe.

[@mislavivkovic9996]

With all my resoect Mikhail tall is number one of all times

[@geonerd]

Poor Benko. Everyone crushed him. Tal, Fischer, Keres, everyone.....

[@MatthewTheUntitled]

Everyone were poor playing against Tal or Fischer, though Tal had problems with Nezhmetdinov

[@dreygerger2070]

geonerd ok

[@JimMalmPHOTO]

He'd love to be as good as Benko.

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

@@MatthewTheUntitled Rashid was Tal's Tal 😉

[@12jswilson]

If you throw out the 1959 Candidates when Fischer was 16 years old, no one except Geller has a positive score against him. Only Tal gains a positive score against Fischer by including it

[@plectrumura]

Thank you, sir! This was my suggestion because this is one of my favorite games ever. That final move is just such beautiful destruction. It's one of those moves that seems obvious after it's made but, at least for me, is nearly impossible to find over the board. Always love the great analysis.

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[@luispastor8089]

You know this is a good community when the video has 0 dislikes, love you guys :)

[@richardfeynman5560]

This was definitely a game to enjoy! I could solve the second "puzzle" in only a few seconds. Many thanks to agadmator for showing and analysing the game!

[@johnkelly6389]

Always a pleasure to hear agadmator analyze a Bobby Fischer game

[@s.mendoza5705]

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[@bhavingajjar1172]

I thoroughly enjoy the show. ☺ Thanks

[@abdullahalmosalami2373]

Holy hell what a monster move by Fischer

[@anp1609]

I couldn’t solve the puzzles cause Medo’s cuteness distracted me😜

[@Smith_Jnr]

Very enjoyable. Thanks

[@dusanninic9572]

Hvala bratiću za lepu partiju. Teslu volimo najviše jer je najslavniji jugoslovenski sin, Ajnštajna jer je naš najslavniji zet, Talja, jer je naš najslavniji kum ( Petar Smederevac), a Fišera jer nam je prvi ukinuo sankcije, nakon što su nam ih SAD nametnule. Igramo nekad na chess.com. Moj pseudonim je Taljehin ! Pozdrav za tebe od ekipe iz Niša.

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nice! 1 of my favs so far

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[@Bob_Wade]

this game was a really interesting one.. thanks for analysing it

[@brownviking8609]

Always a good day when Agadmator uploads

[@nguyenthiminhchi985]

I could solve the first puzzle "). Half of it , actually. Thank you Antonio, for nice games , as usual

[@Lazy.y]

Thanq Antonio !

[@ShadowNelt]

7:18 the dog's like" i remember those days when i was learning chess and i encountered this puzzle ............... the good old days"

[@perc-ai]

thx for the series

[@edmunddantes5657]

Enjoyed the game,thanks.

[@jonwill]

Well presented.

[@kingtag5821]

very nice thank you

[@datoferadze6037]

Please make more videos of bobby’s games they are awesome))

[@kilimanjarno]

stunning.

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I do enjoy the show 👏

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That quote is really fierce😱

[@klauswhitedreamer]

Such a fantastic attack !

[@celestialdrummer]

That pressure on the g7 pawn made for an interesting game!

[@valeriozecchinelli2555]

è uno splendido esempio di sacrificio posizionale, piazzando a fine partita Tf6 Bobby ha impedito la spinta del pedone nero (l'unica mossa possibile per andare avanti con il gioco senza passare in svantaggio) e si è aggiudicato l'incontro : dopo Tf6 il nero per impedire il matto (quello classico "del barbiere") è praticamente costretto a perdere un pezzo portando quindi il bianco ad un finale vinto (sebbene lo scacco matto sia scongiurato).Questo incontro figura in tutti i più importanti libri e/o enciclopedie scacchistiche, comprese "le 60 partite da ricordare" (scritto dallo stesso Fischer)

[@jbdunk]

You should analyze low to high Eli games and give the same type of commentary, make up histories for the players and such, it’d be awesome

[@SearedTofu]

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[@emo65170.]

I hear your voice in my head when I play now. Captures-Captures. Hehe

[@josevreis]

Beautiful game! The last move is really a crusher

[@sophiethomas7579]

Hi Antonio. Love your videos. I was introduced to you by my teenage son, so now I have to play or talk about chess with him all the time! I have a question for you: has any player offered a draw which was declined, and then went on to win the match? Thank you. Love from Wales. xxxx

[@asdfmovies831]

@agadmator I found the move but only because u gave it away in the thumbnail 😋

[@myriadshalaks]

So sweet

[@Andy-mf4pi]

Solved both the puzzles!

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[@sameetkhadka8438]

i havent watched it yet but i think its gonna be a furious brawl

[@au_bury]

#suggestion agadmator vs anyone | you are more relatable to the viewers than Bobby Fischer will ever be! Show us how you think and why you make moves! Loved it the last times you did :p

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[@jasonmitchell5148]

Solved both puzzles. :)

[@bobfree1226]

bobby was 22 at this time and getting stronger and stronger

[@johndennis4261]

Beautiful chess from the best ever

[@sahilmaan1621]

I m here to enjoy the show😂😎

[@markmajkowski9545]

In your first puzzle saw QxN+ KxQ but g8 Q + QxQ then Nf6+ and mates or wins Q then R. Apparently Ng5 is mate in 15, but a double Queen sack looks more elegant and leaves R B N v B. Black can wriggle out of immediate mate.

[@julianramirez4465]

-i love how Paul Benko always getss crushed by Fischer.

[@user-zd7os8qx2w]

l have just seen your yesterday video!!

[@vinsonshinabery9077]

True fischer move. Suddenly the usefulness of chess puzzles occurs to me. I do ok on them, but I always thought puzzles are mostly useless, better off studying other things. I see that I may use them some. But not a lot.

[@IbrahimAtci]

Hi, thank you for all the videos, you are doing great. I am curious about the old games that happened between chess legends when there was no chess engine to find out their percentage of best moves. So we can compare with current chess legends.

[@bisztro]

@agadmator #suggestion The first puzzle is mate in 5 actually. Queen takes h7, king has to take. Then Nf6 instead of Ng6, opening up the path for the rook, the king has no moves queen has to take on F6. But now promoting the pawn to queen is checkmate.

[@Hummabubba]

Interesting, but inferior side line after Kxh7 in the puzzle: You can play g8=Q+, then when Qxg8, you can then play Rxg8 and after Kxg8, you'd have Nf6+, forking the king and rook, and ending the variation up a piece. Obviously not as good as checkmate, but still cool

[@CommonSenseABC]

#poll #suggestion 1972. I've been subscribed since you had 2k followers. You're an excellent KZbinr

[@IvicaArmanas]

Ma, naš'o bi ja lako pobednički potez, samo da hoću... nego više volim da uživam u šouu... :-D

[@thomast8555]

8-12 minutes is perfect time format

[@mlgbblade5221]

I’d say 9 to 13is better

[@kasperpiskorski6801]

Thomas T and I think that 9,5-12,3 is best

[@MrSupernova111]

I think 10-15 is better

[@kasperpiskorski6801]

Supernova well i would argue about that but i have no power to do it now

[@MatthewTheUntitled]

8mins are a bit too short therefore you learn less

[@EjkoBejkoTaralejko]

#suggestion, hi, could you analyze some of Topalov's games in the period 2005-2006 (when he became the Champion), he was kind of a beast then. Also, Peter Leko and Kramnik from the same period. Cheers.

[@ajmaltk1784]

This may be the greatest chess calculation !

[@mramces3716]

Godlike imagination of Fischer. I definitely couldn't find that brilliant kill

[@reluba]

sorry if this an amateur question, but why at 2:55 G4 is not considered a "bad move"? from what i learned, it just weakens your king and exposes it to all kind of threats. And why would G6 (for black) be considered a bad move, altough he is just moving one square with the pawn and there's no other exposure (as in H3 which already pushed for white).

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[@ashwinkumar6470]

Hi Agadamator, just wanted to discuss a line. At 7:24, after Qxh7 Kxh7 why not g8 (Queen) leading to Qxg8 Nf6+ Kh8 Rxg8# . Is anything wrong with this line?

[@neildavis2999]

Odd to see mighty Benko in so much trouble. He just ran in to the genius of the middle game.

[@jochenvanaelten16]

#suggestion Do all the games that led fisher to play for the world title.

[@JoshRothenberg]

With the first puzzle I had a different solution which at first I thought was a forced checkmate but turns out not to be but is still quite beautiful. I thought Qxh7, Kxh7, g8=Q, Qxg8, Nf6+, (if Kh8, Rxg8#) if Kxh6, Nxg8+, Kh5, Nf6+ winning the rook

[@ethanrozling2732]

Fischer claimed that, in most positions, if knights were worth 3 points than bishops were worth about 3.20 points. I may be incorrect, but I believe before him, most high rated players and theorists generally regarded the pieces evenly in most positions. In games with time increments less than 3 minutes, I prefer the knight to the bishop.

[@qbeart1961]

Agadmator, here a suggestion: fantastic game between Matthias Wahls vs Saevar Bjarnason, Sweden, 1985.

[@derekwitt9751]

#suggestions , maybe a Rashid nezhmetdinov to brighten everyone's day.. Its been a while.. 😉

[@captainnautilus9578]

Karl Burger! =D maybe Carl's jr was inspired by this guy for the name!

[@xyratious3334]

I got the second one without pausing!

[@thedoctor3151]

When can we expect you to stream? :D

[@user-km8sc2pq6m]

I think I have a better solution for the puzzle in this video. If pawn capture on f8 and upgrade to another queen with Check.. It's actually checkmate. Because you uncover another check by your queen.

[@MrAbrazildo]

- 7:26, I thought 1.g8Q+ Qxg8 (1...Kxh6 2.Qh8+ Qh7 3.Qf6+) 2.Nf6+ Kxh6 (2...Kh8 3.Rxg8#) 3.Nxg8+ Kh5 4.Nf6+ and Nxd7, with 2 pieces up. A bigger material advantage than Fischer's. However, his variantion would lead to mate earlier. - 9:38, 1.fxe6?! Ng5! 2.hxg5 Kxg7 3.e7 Qh3#

[@swatigarude251]

#suggestion do one of the games of 1992 fischer vs spasky

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#suggestion shirov vs polgar 1994 polgar's immortal

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I think chess KZbinr Suren already did it

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Matej Sedláček its have different taste in agadmator voice

[@MatthewTheUntitled]

Suren mumbles, agadmator's way of commentating is much more energetic and assimilable, there is no other chess youtuber i could stay with just because he is just too fun and pleasant to watch (gimme love agad, you helped and are helping my adventure a lot

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Top 10 sasha Grischuk facts # suggestions

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Notice me agadmator!!!

[@brendanward2991]

10:25 - Byrne (pronounced the same as Burn)

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Notification Squad

[@dannyannet154]

Qxh7!! and Qe8+ !!

[@electricmaster23]

Benko is still alive!

[@davidlecorchick8864]

Someone ask him about h5????

[@janakpalit6197]

I know this game. I saw this in Magnus trainer (blocking).

[@syedirfan9678]

#suggestion Can you please upload Kramnik vs Anand match which was held on 1996 Amsterdam Max Euwe memorial excellent game with 108 moves...

[@mr.barnes2630]

#suggestion Fischer-Spassky 1972 "Match of the Century"

[@Baecker_Lutze]

#suggestion Hou Yifan vs Borya Ider, Gibralter Masters 2017. Hou Yifan sacrifices her queen for two pieces and wins positionaly, and not with a direct mate!

[@anirbansarkar6027]

Anand kasparov 1995 wcc

[@SvetoslavBatsoev]

7:24 There's also another winning variation. 1. Qxh7+ Kxh7 2. g8=Q Qxg8 3. Nf6+ Kxh6 4. Nxg8+ Kh7 5. Nf6+ Kh6 6. Nxd7 and so on ...

[@lightningprowess6031]

But that's not a force checkmate

[@SvetoslavBatsoev]

It is. With optimal play by both sides, both agadmator's variation (which engine suggests) and the one I suggested are forced mates in 14 moves. Engine: 1. Qxh7+ Kxh7 2.Ng5+ Kg8 3. h7+ Kxg7 4. Nxf7+ Kxf7 5. h8=Q Rd6 6. Qg8+ Ke7 7. Re1+ Kd7 8. Qxf8 Kc7 9. Re7+ Rd7 10. Bxf5 b4 11. Rxd7+ Kb6 12. Qxb4+ Kc6 13. Rd6+ Kc7 14. Qb6# My variation: 1. Qxh7+ Kxh7 2. g8=Q Qxg8 3. Nf6+ Kxh6 4. Nxg8+ Kh7 5. Nf6+ Kh6 6. Nxd7 Bg7 7. Bxf5 b4 8. Nc5 Be5 9. Ne6 Kh5 10. Kg2 Bf6 11. Kh3 b3 12. Rg6 Be5 13. Nf8 a5 14. Bg4#

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[@OriginalAimbot]

I found the freaking move in one go!!! I am a great player. 😁😁😁