Bobby Fischer's Queen Goes CRAZY in this Game Against Keres!

[@kaldrazadrim]

Even a genius like Keres can blunder mate in 1. Hey! I play like Keres!

[@abramo6]

I wish these games commentaries also showed how much time each side had left to play, no way a GM would blunder mate in 1 without some serious psychological and time pressure

[@robertmessa8736]

Excellent explanation. Kept it short and sweet. Thank you.

[@denisrho1019]

you were correct, what a beautiful queen move to end the game !

[@darrenstebbins8885]

Love the videos, I would consider less space above your head (head space) in terms of camera framing. Like, tilt the camera slightlyyyy down. I know it's pedantic, but hey.

[@znighthawk8342]

Or have something hanging there.

[@isaackellen5584]

Thank you for showing these games about and your being an awesome narrator, I have learned so much from you and these games.

[@kaldrazadrim]

Keres is often called the strongest player who was never world champion.

[@Grandcapi]

So was Rubinstein.

[@kojiattwood]

@@Grandcapi And Bronstein (and also Korchnoi)

[@arcaylan]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Mach1Airspace]

Not sure of time controls back then but that looked like a hurried move that led to the mate.

[@PeterWhite-q1k]

Thank you for this amazing game! Fischer is my number one favorite (I'll let more animated viewers get into that silly GOAT bottomless pit) and I enjoy so many other players. I'm a happy guy with your channel and so many other YT Chess Channels. A happy subscriber.

[@KennyHenrick]

Great game, thanks

[@BtotheC-bj9vz]

Would love to see the possible/likely continuation if Keres didn’t blunder with rc4

[@keredchang]

Just put it into a chess analysis engine. Prior to Rc4, Keres is down -40.

[@markiyanhapyak349]

​@@keredchang, no one has these alien technologies . . . .

[@howard5992]

*Fischer* was 16 1/2 when this tournament was held. The next youngest player, the winner, was *Mikhail Tal* at 22 and 10 months. Fischer was rated 2700, number 14 in the world, at that time. Fischer came in 5th out of 8. He won 8, lost 11 and drew 9.

[@kathryncollings9421]

I think it must have been a lot of pressure applied that tipped keres into that oversight! Good vid. Thx.

[@markiyanhapyak349]

HOW can Paul Keres be so strong...?😮 😮 💥 Chapeau!

At 8:00, instead of playing g3, white had the game by playing Rh8 then the other rook to g8++

[@sullywinn4225]

f5 escapes that threat.

@@sullywinn4225 Still the best move I think

[@hata6290]

That queen was scary bruh

[@PaulMorphy-n1f]

Nice

[@Amer1kop]

What a game

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

Can you put players image front of black and white piece

[@stephenr80]

Superbchess loved it

[@ExtraditionLawFirm]

👍

[@m.suthakarraj7877]

Good Evening sir. Could you add the notation for the games.

[@markiyanhapyak349]

What do You mean?

[@Grandcapi]

Wow! Checkmating Paul Keres who at his peak was better than Botvinnik!

[@alikaperdue]

paused while. The queen can move between the kings for checkmate.

[@TheOilcan5]

flip the board

[@belizean_koolisalu_pue3431]

chess sins...hahahahahaha i dont know why i found that funny

[@AK-nw2fg]

Fischer was lucky 😂