Game of the Century | Bobby Fischer vs Donald Byrne | New York (1956)

[@niv6924]

Byrne wasn't trying for some Nd7 victory. He had stated that he could have resigned at Bobby's Be6 move but he wanted the 13 year old boy to complete his masterpiece 🙂👌🏼

[@chosney2770]

Good man.

[@Otherhats]

Wholesome chess

[@Gruesome_j]

O ok i c

[@yakobwakjera2102]

Very nice he went through it

[@AndyZach]

Honorable and a good sport.

[@Dan1elAndrade]

I analized Fischer's game with Stockfish. Fischer only made 1 'inacurracy' and it was because he made a mate sequence with 4 moves instead of 3.

[@octuru449]

Daniel Andrade maybe fischer used alpha zero to cheat

[@lenniejoicedayananbirang934]

how many excellent and good?

[@shantoreywilkins651]

Daniel Andrade ☁☁🎈🎈☁☁☁☁ 😊😊👀😊🌛☁☁☁ 😊😊😊😊☁☁☁☁ ☁☁😊😊☁☁☁☁ ☁☁😊😊☁☁☁☁ ☁☁😊😊☁☁☁☁ ☁☁😊😊☁☁☁☁ ☁☁😊😊☁☁☁🎈 ☁☁😊😊😊😊😊😊 ☁☁😊😊😊😊😊😊 ☁☁😊☁😊☁😊😊 🌾🌾😊🌾😊🌾😊😊

[@Timmitous]

Fischer is Alpha Zero

[@aasyjepale5210]

fischer using A0 is the same as letting a baby play for you, just no point

[@chipwhitley3207]

8:50 it wasn't that donald thought he still had a chance. Rather it was because he was so impressed with young Fischer that instead of resigning, he gave him the satisfaction of playing it out and really showing what a genius Fischer is; which is an absolute class move.

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Con khỉ có một cái nhìn

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Lý Hải Minh Hà Nội mới đi làm việc

[@carolusrex5305]

It sure is. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@sivakola7318]

"Like a 13 year old boss that he was" - Antonio 2017 😂

[@emsnewssupkis6453]

Fischer was some cheeky kid back then! I admired him greatly when I was a child back then. As an adult now, I still find this game very amusing!

[@foundlostsoul]

the "boss" of chess

[@alexcerullo3143]

foundlostsoul no he’s not as good as Magnus Carlson although he’s dead now

[@edgarallanpoe18]

@Jr TuMacho Agadmators real name

[@nylesor1120]

Lol. 13 yr old boss sounds so funny!!

[@abominablesnowman3494]

These moves are mind blowing. The way he appears to leave peices hanging, but the fee for trying to take them is so high. Just mastery.

[@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE]

When Bobby Fischer died accepting chess was dead, akin to Tupac,Chess died. Richard Rapport and his new guy Ding are the only beacons of hope.

[@olofcarlsson3731]

"Watch out for this new kid we got. He's really good. I should have believed them, but you know, you hear that so often. Everybody has a cousin, or a nephew, or something, who is really great. So, uh, he comes in, a bright kid, and he's gonna give me a hard time for a few moves, and then I'm gonna squash him. But, of my God, comes this maniac at me, and everything indicated he knew exactly what he was doing. I had White but I was on the the defensive at about 10 moves and scared skinny. I said to myself, "This kid is different from all other kids." (Donald Byrne)

[@parzingtheasian]

i read that in the 50's voice. yunno, the radio host television one that everybody talked in

[@firewall5189]

@Jou t6 its much less shocking to hear that bryne lost against some kid when that "some kid" is bobby fischer lol

[@johnbridges2424]

Don Byrne was my chess coach when I was at Penn State. A great man.

[@shaylaliliana5161]

8:50 it wasn't that donald thought he still had a chance. Rather it was because he was so impressed with young Fischer that instead of resigning, he gave him the satisfaction of playing it out and really showing what a genius Fischer is; which is an absolute class move.

[@dm3402]

I find it very wholesome and kind that he played the game out. This wasn't for any kind of competitive spirit, but just a gentlemanly walk and handshake to a resounding finish of a great game

[@llpinney2140]

You lucky dog!

[@Blinkers2007GameDev]

Really? Was he a good coach? Did you see the game of the century? DId you get to meet Bobby?

[@johnbridges2424]

@@Blinkers2007GameDev No, I didn't see that game or meet Bobby. I was at Penn State 1972 to 1974, much later than that game. He was a very good coach and I learned a lot.

[@pjsbulldog67]

I don't play chess but I find myself watching your channel every night

[@gladJonas]

Me too

[@tasomanda]

@@gladJonas when shall we see a Chess speedrun compilation?

[@doomxtreme]

Same

[@matt-3t]

same

[@ramo9691]

You find him amusing because he's a unique character, and now he's added a glass of water to his videos. "So yeahh... But yeahh... So... Well..."

[@bhagwatibhalotia7636]

This is one of the best games I've ever seen. Thanks agad

[@bala9489]

Don't lie bitch

[@slapmyfunkybass]

Not really, there’s far better games out there by GM”s. This game is overrated.

[@OmniscientDreamer]

@@slapmyfunkybass Chess Has Tons Of Masterpiece You Just Enjoy Don't Rank Them😂😂

[@bait5257]

@@slapmyfunkybass imagine ranking chess matches

[@slapmyfunkybass]

@@bait5257 Of course we rank them, like we do sports games, music, films… for some reason you think chess is different

[@Raghuveer2798]

Every move Bobby played from the Queen Sacrifice is top engine move. Absolutely insane for a 13 yo boy.

[@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE]

I agree but that’s the thing. I’ve seen a lot of games where the engine and the people calling the game point out how the move was not “book” yet won essentially every time even against the very computers calling his moves not book Dude was a different breed.

[@davidbounds8554]

My former teacher, Boris Baczynskyj, went over this game for me. Appreciate your joy for what you do and how you show the human nature of these masters of the art.

[@firstnamelastname7476]

this guy is my fav chess commentator.. simple/efficient/no ego. I like seeing his mug too.. helps communicate ideas quickly.

[@mahmudtarek2815]

The commentary and the variations of what could've happened makes your videos like an art film,may be that's why peoples who aren't interested in chess also watches your videos..Great job Agadmator..keep 'em coming....

[@agadmator]

Thanks Mahmud :)

[@anthonymontagno9669]

Right on the money! I’m interested now! Thanks again

[@SamuelPearlman]

Agadmator looks like he stayed out late at the Bar and Library telling his friends about the Game of the Century...

[@HarshaVardhan-lo4nr]

Fischer seems like a true genius. Most of the games he played were almost engine like .... and to break the monotony he plays something like this games. Sad that he ended up the way he did in his life.

[@KororaPenguin]

He was another Pride and Sorrow of Chess.

[@donkbonktj5773]

@@KororaPenguin Pride and Sorrow of Chess 2.0

[@gillrowley7264]

Fischer was the engine before engines were invented. He would have crushed Deep Blue

[@llpinney2140]

_Seems?_ That was understood pretty much from the get-go. There's a couple of good documentaries about his life. One is not a documentary so much as a feature-film on his life. It's called _Pawn Sacrifice,_ and Fischer is played by that peckerhead from _That 70's Show._ He did a pretty good job, all-and-all, and I think you'd like it.

[@Healingbodysolutions]

He was rolling a IQ of roughly 180+ which if you don’t know makes Einstein look average

[@yadasampatidasa8690]

It is interesting to note that Fisher did not include this game in his book "My 60 Memorable Games"

[@mosessinanta8005]

Maybe he forgot lmao

[@mr.techwhiz4407]

@@mosessinanta8005 lol

[@kensulewski9322]

He probably played 10 thousand games and you can imagine in his mind which ones were important this was probably an easy win for him

[@spurriousgod]

This game was played earlier than than the time period for games that he included in that book. He included this game in an earlier, short book of his early games.

[@TheArtInterviews]

I read that he only included 4 games which he lost as a show of humbleness

[@gonzalo4658]

I’m glad mr bryne wasn’t butthurt like most “GMs” (although he wasnt a gm yet at the time anyway but he was close) Im relieved he didnt resign and let him give the classic checkmate

[@zedjr10]

and magnus rates his creativity like a 6of ten. No computers or simulations. Magnus like most players today will study simulations over and over. This game was pure creativity and imagination. Bobby was the best ever

[@PhilipVaughn-ri8vb]

Magnus would destroy Fischer in any format including yard darts.

[@janehrahan5116]

Impossible to say for sure but I doubt it. Magnus has engines, and modern scores are inflated, yet Fischer's peak rating is still close. Let Robert at peak have a few months to study with engines and I think he's definitely still contender worthy. All the old masters are.

[@MrSupernova111]

Wow!! After improving several hundred points in rating I come back to this game and I can fully appreciate the brilliancy behind Fischer's moves! Spectacular for a 13 year old!

[@omalley5196]

O shut up, you just want people to know how good you are. What a sneaky attempt at a self aggrandizing comment.

[@r.mcdonnell8614]

Every few months I come back and understand it a little bit better. One day I'll be able to realize why knight takes knight doesn't work without Agadmator's explanation

[@amexjam55]

Enjoyed the game and your play-by-play commentary as well.

[@agadmator]

Thank you :)

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Về mấy giờ 9 giờ

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Ơi em muốn làm con chó 🐕 mà

[@leonardcharlesnew1591]

Endless debates over who was or is the master game’s greatest champion - Capa, Kasparov, Carlson et al. 60 years ago a 13yr old boy explodes onto the scene with this stunning masterpiece and then makes it his personal mission to devastate anyone who stands before him and the world championship. Will we ever see his like again? Have no doubt over who was the greatest - R.I.P. Bobby Fischer -

[@slimshady6242]

Yes you are right , BTW you are from which country 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

This is a masterpiece... Im addicted to your channel.

[@robertlandaw8452]

I

[@burntpercentage609]

Holy shit, I don’t know why I have such a instant interest in chess all the sudden. But I’m here for it.

[@patrickh021sh]

This is my favorite chess game of all time. I come back to watch this video every year or so. Beautiful game!

[@gdeach]

I dont think your dog agreed with the analysis

[@mpup54]

the dog made a move to F4 and took a rookie treat

[@MrVvulf]

RIP Medo. July 21, 2024

[@Morphior]

It's really satisfying that the game of the century is played out all the way to mate.

[@FingertipsOfTheNight]

Saw this game many times and never get bored because it´s beautiful also from aesthetical point of view, almost like an artwork...

[@revolutioncon9483]

Good on Byrne for letting it go to checkmate. Bobby earned the satisfaction of the mate, and Byrne must’ve recognized that.

[@stevemclaughlin9666]

Thank you for posting all these nice games with your insight. It's amazing that Fisher was only 13 years old when he made such brilliant moves. Also very commendable that Byrne let the game finish without resigning knowing the loss was inevitable. Again thanks for your great analysis and keep up the great work posting these chess videos.

[@gillrowley7264]

Donald Byrne was a true gentleman in this game

[@svn7608]

Whenever I forget this games situation, I search out and watch again. This game will never get older. Every time this game give me some lessons. I am not prodigy. So I have to learn by hard labour.

[@Sivajivaylajilebi]

That fischers knight is really a monster, it coordinates every other piece in a beautiful fashion

[@francoislamont9293]

“If Bobby falls asleep for 3 moves...” - funny stuff

[@rudycenaronaldo5476]

Wow, I just read Robert Fischer's biography and i was wonderjng about what this game was going to be like. Thanks for uploading.

[@cal4837]

I didn’t expect it... but this is one of my favorite channels on KZbin

[@shrayammitra6447]

Whenever I feel low I watch this game, and I get pumped up

[@creepylavalamp]

These old Agad videos are great!! Love to see how far the channel has come!!

[@dvazhtoc2513]

Amazing explanation! I loved everything about the video, you covered so much.

[@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE]

Bobby literally makes me laugh out loud. One of the reasons he’s my favorite.

[@rohanp]

Chess is magical, commentary is an art. Here I find both. God bless you agad.. From India

[@RayRay-zd5ks]

I watch your videos on Fischer ALL THE TIME! THANK YOU!

[@Joseph-nh6in]

This game is utterly incredible... Fischer was crazy good.

[@kalorakalora]

Wow. Ne4 move was truly beautiful. What vision and intuitive genius, baiting Byrne into what seems pretty like a pretty obvious move with Be7 to win material, only for him to fall hard into Fischer's trap. I imagine Byrne may have concluded that Fischer made a mistake, or he wouldn't have taken the opportunity for material advantage presented. So impressive how far ahead Fischer read, and how innovative and majestic his style of coordination and attack was. Truly a beautiful

[@trevorking6550]

I play chess in the futile effort to hope, maybe, in my vast attempts I’ll be able to put forth something 10% as divine and beautiful as this game was

[@tkell31]

Amazing precision and the commentary just enhances the beauty of the game.

[@thegorn]

It’s like Bobby Fisher was shooting bullets at the feet of white’s king saying, “dance motherf#cker, dance!’. So beautiful this almost brings a tear to my eye.

[@kaldrazadrim]

This is my favorite game of all time. I share this video with friends as the game to make anyone fall in love with chess. I show it to young players because he was only 13. It’s amazing

[@abisab9321]

Byrne continued to honour how well 13 year old player is playing..but little did he know it was going to become the game of the century..!

[@walterbates1654]

Feeding the KZbin algorithm. Great video. I appreciate it.

[@agadmator]

Why do you think Byrne continued to play the game for so long?

[@AlwaysAudacity]

Probably hoped Fisher would blunder, so people couldn't say he lost to a kid. Also possible that he didn't realize how bad he was lost.

[@danielknight3300]

so it would go down as one of the best games ever!

[@Marlboro100sfan]

Didn't want to ruin this beautiful game

[@locutusdborg126]

He thought the kid would make a mistake. Condescension. Lack of respect. A cultural bias where grown-ups are superior to children

[@michelerighi7856]

I heard in a video that byrne wanted to resign but the audience asked him to play to the end don't remember the video though

[@MrSupernova111]

This game was an absolute masterpiece by 13 year old Bobby Fischer! I've seen the game many times but the last time I saw it I was rated around 1500. Now that my strength has improved and I play above 2000 rating I have greater appreciation for this game and I'm baffled that Fischer not only sac'ed his queen but played so incredibly accurate against an IM/GM in such complicated positions. Unreal!

[@crisfroesepics]

Amazing! Best on your channel so far :D

[@grawl69]

This is the value of having been watching this channel from the beginning. :) Games of a century and other masterpieces every other day and that lazy but concise, brief comentary... Loved it from the first sight

[@charlesr.aliffjr.4050]

Class act by Bryne letting a young Fischer finish the mate.

[@sharmitoboylos7585]

Thanks for the excellent, brisk, fun, entertaining videos.

[@michiel4111]

Your best video till now

[@agadmator]

+RoboBitch Thanks Robo :)

[@reversicle212]

Nice name

[@johnskulavik7116]

I like the way you analyze games... very enjoyable to watch and listen to!

[@agadmator]

Thanks!

[@bazarovthenihilist9630]

I loved the dog in the background. Such an adorable, cute little thing.

[@williamhurstactor]

Thank god you reviewed/analyzed this game. You're certainly my favorite narrator for Chess! I couldn't make it through a couple other people's versions of this review, so thanks again, sir.

[@omalley5196]

O yes thank God!!!!! O my the world would be so different if he didn't review this game. Thank you God. Thank the gods of every religion. What would the world do without this. Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for this review. Thank you God.

[@williamhurstactor]

@@omalley5196 haha

[@larissastevenson3720]

" like the 13 year old boss like he was" HAD ME DYING!!!!!!!!

[@victorsamuleson9505]

Wow I wish I was that smart thank you for posting that game you always post really important games. You really know your chess bravo

[@locutusdborg126]

Love this game and appreciate your context. Thanks.

[@IS34PreteristForce]

One of my favorite games of all time! Definitely iconic.

[@galleryofgalaxy4282]

Dude, I'm a crazy fan of your channel.I've watched your all videos.I 've learnt many tactics from this channel.I want to congratulate for your hard working. I like paul morphy, capablanca, tal, keres, ivanchuk, fischer,kasparov etc. I want more video of them in your channel............................

[@Richson44]

Donald Byrne was indeed a gentleman!!! Everyone else would have resigned to protect their ego. ! I'm glad this match is labeled the Game of the Century!!! Let it get the exposure both gentlemen are due.

[@patrickbroaden9820]

MONSTER FISHER👏

[@nik0096]

Hell of a match....sacrificed the queen like Tal and positioned the pieces like Karpov...nothing gets better than this !!!

[@RobertRFalk]

I keep coming back to how beautifully Bobby's minor pieces are working together at 7:59 and also in the checkmate sequence. Just gorgeous!

[@fredceely]

I love the pace and narration of these videos. The narrator's delivery is a bit flat, but that adds considerably to the drollery of his very dry wit. ". . . and here white's only chance comes if Bobby goes to sleep for three moves." Just dropped in there without ceremony, that's a good gag line.

[@martinwhalley3286]

My HERO!!! Fischer never looked back and won the US Closed 11-0 (correct if in err) within five years

[@ian9toes]

I went looking for this game and made sure I picked this channel.

[@NathanHarrison7]

Holy smokes! What a game. What insight. I laughed when dude said, “Obviously you can’t take the Bishop...”. I was like yeah obviously. I too saw the implications of that seemingly straightforward move by pretending a was the greatest child prodigy to ever grace the game of chess, and simply imagined, IN MY barely 1,300 rating HEAD, 20 moves out that that wouldn’t be good for White. So yeah it was pretty “Obvious.”

[@r.i.a.n.63]

I love the new videos because they’re 60fps, but these old ones are fun too because he has the Kevin McCallister Home Alone hair in many of them lol. Kidding tho, I love your channel!

[@Quodge]

How can you even think like that man? Wish I could

[@imamoronand9199]

The guy was a narcissistic Nazi lunatic who had a picture of Hitler above his bed, so don’t be too jealous

[@arpanmukherjee961]

@@imamoronand9199 His personality and his chess career doesn't need to be compared. And do some research on his family background. Then comment.

[@imamoronand9199]

@@arpanmukherjee961 I've done loads of research on his family background. They were largely paranoid narcissists the same as him. And, tragically, with his anti-semitic leanings, they were all jewish

[@arpanmukherjee961]

@@imamoronand9199 I don't care about what ideology he had, I only care about his games. They are insane. He was way ahead of his time.

[@arpanmukherjee961]

@@imamoronand9199 so is being jewish a sin?

[@darrengallagher1477]

beautiful game by Fischer, esp as a 13 yr old.. Brilliant! love your analysis mate

[@ahmadalmaghraby7792]

Hi, I want to learn these fundamental rules like "don't move the same piece twice in the opening" can you recommend some books?

[@Seallussus]

Watch his agadmator's Long Awaited Q&A Video. And if you are lazy he recommended 2 things: as a beginner never read the opening, read the endgame. He also recommended Chess Fundamentals by José Raúl Capablanca. He recommends it and studied it. He also mentioned that people recommended anything by Jeremy Silman. Which I agree with. Silman's writing and methods are awesome both in the chess knowledge but also in the delivery, it's also funny and sarcastic with is very interesting.

[@lornemalvo4492]

Always a delightful treat to revisit this game from time to time. To think Fischer orchestrated this beguiling genius at only 13 years of age nonetheless!

[@GodComplex_2309]

The dog at 1:58... xD

[@agadmator]

That Bg5 Byrne played really disturbed him. Medo doesn't like it when chess principles are broken :)

[@shabanotti]

Paused to see if anyone commented on this :D

[@G.0.]

Tihomir S. Lol. Me too!

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Ở nhà buồn rồi 😹

[@MeMe-nm7jr]

Every time I come back to watch this game I'm just floored at how many brilliancies there are throughout it... obviously the majority of us are I'm sure, hence the name lol, but damn man! Bobby created _so_ many poison pieces early on. Then the *Qb6* and the final bomb of *Be6* which was another poison piece that would allow a beautiful smothered mate in 6 if captured. I still wonder what would've happened if Byrne played *Qxc3* instead even though it's considered worse here (going to check that with engine). But he _didn't_ play it, and that attack that followed by Bobby after Byrne played *Bxb6* is just so satisfyingly crushing! That windmill where Bobby purposefully takes pawn first to allow his bishop to defend his knight in c3 is awesome, and the way he doesn't greedily take the rook until the perfect time is awesome, and the fact that he knew that after all these moves, losing his queen wouldn't matter since he'd be so far ahead in material is awesome. A game of pure genius! I love it every time I check it out every few years! I'm going to open up an engine and see where *Qxc3* -- taking the knight -- would've led instead of *Bxb6* but doubtfully would've gone anywhere. Perhaps just would have given Bobby an advantage that he could've exploited in a much less beautiful game.

[@stevenboelke6661]

This is why castling early is so important. Having to dance the king in front of the rook that should be defending it is the worst.

[@alexrozenbom3430]

thanks for showing this game. Very interesting. Very entertaining to watch

[@LoowheezeBreeze]

10:05 Bishop to A3 would've been a more aesthetically pleasing checkmate...

[@thegorn]

LoowheezeBreeze yes the board might look nicer, but it’s also more pure to checkmate with 2 pieces rather than 4.

[@gabrielgonzales5907]

This is a very good commentary on the game. Thank you.

[@TheSBleeder]

If we could take a young Fischer and transport him to 2018, give him 2 years to study all the games that have been played since he retired, and then turned him loose, he'd slaughter every single modern player.

[@gillrowley7264]

Yes. Definitely.

[@tarantula_7u863]

This game is so beautiful. The first game I ever memorized.

[@joshmuz9018]

How can you memorise an entire game? That's crazy

[@tarantula_7u863]

@@joshmuz9018 Just repeat the game multiple times by yourself and eventually you can do it without even looking at the notes.

[@albertkleiner8462]

I don't care about chess. I watch these videos because of the dog.

[@CubanCubeFan]

Love going back to Antonio's early videos...

[@rickardblane8369]

We will always remember agamator as the man with great chess videos alsosome chess quotes and a dog in the backround who pleasures himself.

[@jjones9143]

All of what your saying Is going in one ear and out the other but for some reason I cant stop watching lol

[@chree55]

Byrne's last name is pronounced like "Burn". He's from my hometown and I went to school with his family. If you ever show Fischer's Immortal against Robert Byrne, that was Donald's brother.

[@yakobwakjera2102]

Sending love to your home town

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Ăn con mà này

[@MarkoK02]

Pohvale... obozavam tvoj kanal! Keep up the good work

[@MarkoK02]

when Byrne moves that bishop for the second time even your dog gets mad and leaves :O

[@Pat_Johnson]

Congrats Byrne, he was brave enough to let the attack end. Cowards could have left the board and have his opponent wait till the time runs out.

[@00tact]

As I understand it. Mr Byrne played on so young Fischer would get the actual mate.

[@uziuzburun4526]

What a brilliant game it was. It was like a watching a master painting his art

[@mustafamertozylmaz6006]

New from your subscriptions: Bobby Fischer's Amazing Game of the Century, ... 1 minute ago really?

[@cano5806]

Gece çöker, halim yaman. emege saygi pls

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Ô màu sắc của trường

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Ô màu xanh của em tính

[@nguyenvanvinh2684]

Máy in ảnh vĩnh hằng

[@saadrockz50]

Am I the only one who thinks prime Bobby Fischer is the best competitor against current machines. Boy the guy was insane. Would have been epic to watch Bobby vs Kasparov

[@markangus3252]

@@philipgerlach7074 And he certainly never used vibrating beads.

[@bhaveshoza77]

If Bobby falls asleep for three moves! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@RockHudrock]

Great explanations of other branches and sequels to show why it was so brilliant

[@whitephantom7960]

Its my 2nd best game of Robert James Fischer

[@agadmator]

+White Phantom And the first? :)

[@whitephantom7960]

My favourite game is game 6 against Boris Spassky i think that he ''fool'' Spassky with this opening if you want make a video i would love to see it

[@gillrowley7264]

A game so spectacular that Boris Spassky stood up and applauded Fischer after he resigned.

[@kasparov937]

No!! Bobby's 1963 game vs the other Byrne brother! Destroys black in 21 moves! 1963 US Championship.

[@muhammadmuzammil4323]

Why exactly do people like game 6 that much? It was an excellent game, sure but it is praised more than it should be. Game 13 was most interesting in that match imho.

[@hritiktripathi852]

It's not be exaggeration to say that this game was one of the brilliant most beautiful chess game ever I have seen in my life.really it would be right to say Bobby Fischer as a "God of Chess"

[@amsbeats841]

How did Fischer look so much like the little kid from Malcolm in the middle at that age?

[@tzodearf2596]

That move of the century was above my play grade.