The 5 Greatest Games Of Bobby Fischer

The 5 Greatest Games Of Bobby Fischer #chess
1. Donald Byrne vs Robert James Fischer, 1956
2. Robert James Fischer vs Mikhail Tal, 1961
3. Robert James Fischer vs Lhamsuren Myagmarsuren, 1967
4. Robert James Fischer vs Bent Larsen, 1958
5. Boris Spassky vs Robert James Fischer, 1972

[@TP-jy1th]

Фишер великий шахматист! Маэстро!

[@iqfunru]

В партии с Талем Таль просто сыграл машинально: забыл вовремя пойти a6, иначе бы Фишер вряд ли выиграл...

[@sakthu4416]

😮😮😮😅😢😮😮😅😮😮😮

[@albertorafaelcisnerosperfe4899]

Bobby... The Greatest ever ❤

[@StabilityReport]

Hardly; his style was incredible and his results at times mind bugling: Fischer managed to create a peak at the right time to beat Spasskij (the formidable sportsman cut Fischer some slack in Reykjavik and went against Breznev et al. to play on, remember?) in a match for the title; had he been able to come up against Karpov, I suppose he could've been up there with Kasparov, Murphy, Carlsen, Botvinnik and Alekhine. Fischer, like Larsen, will always be a personal favourite of mine, though.

[@paulochaves1687]

Two Genius of the Chess. Wonderful to see

[@billwindsor4224]

Great compilation here and moderate replay speed; thank you!! Except @34:20, this should show ‘0-1’ for Black to win the game. Thanks again.

[@chessfeed]

You are right, last game should be 0 - 1. It was a mistake.

[@KM-co5mx]

I enjoy watching these 👍

[@romeoiremediosr.7852]

Nice games idol Fisher😅

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Tal is my Idol Fischer played a heckuva game some of the moves make me wonder but Brilliancy can not be denied

[@sergey_ovsyannikov]

Даже лишившись ферзя, Джеймс Бобби Фишер блестяще заматовал своего соперника, мастерски используя все свои фигуры!

[@choimdachoim9491]

...not afraid to sacrifice major pieces! That should have been a clue for his opponents each time.

[@Quickcat21MK]

They couldn’t see ahead.

[@user-up7rk7ex5g]

Bobby Fischer is a genious

[@CATUR070]

Bobo is good game .👍

[@pnutbutrncrackers]

00:01 -- vs. Donald Byrne (1956) 6:22 -- vs. Mikhail Tal (1961) 13:33 -- vs. Lhamsuren Myagmarsuren (1967) 18:22 -- vs. Bent Larsen (1958) 23:11 -- vs. Boris Spassky (1972 - game 13)

[@josetopacio7544]

All of them is my favorite.

[@michaelwoehl8822]

Very nice.

[@freemangardner5780]

At about 1:42 when Bobby made that Knight move why didn't His Opponent take the Knight with His Knight? And if Fisher would have Checked Him with His Queen He could have blocked the Check by putting His Knight right back where it was and saved His Knight. Have a good one, ☮️ out. Freeman from Mt. Clemens, Michigan.

[@h_isaniceman8927]

Perhaps the black knight will take the pawn in d5 threatening white queen n bishop

[@Ccsmo]

if fischer checked him with his queen then white would pick up black queen for free with white queen

[@michaelmassaro4375]

I saw a lot of moves captures actually that weren’t made these GMs definitely on some other Level for sure

[@aviralkumarbarnwal83]

Bro check Bobby Fischer game of the century why opponent not captured that piece

[@user-dl2ow8cw6y]

Я тоже думал почему Фишер подставил коня , а Бирн не срубил Ферзем , но там не шах Ферзем , а К:е4 с двойным ударом на Ферзя и Слона белых на g5 и в вариантах у черных лучше. Слон е6 !! самый трудный ход , но и до этого Бирн в вариантах получал значительно хуже , а так получился шедевр.

[@okilshuhaoou8291]

Bobby, Tal, Spassky top game

[@arthurmartinez7058]

bobby win in this game!

[@Quickcat21MK]

The best chess player ever. And most of his records wont be broken.

[@motsy15]

Best ever

[@felixalbertocubahechavarri2249]

Todas Genial

[@felixalbertocubahechavarri2249]

Que bárbaro

[@fernandomarceloabad5567]

El 5 pero todos son geniales.

[@michaelpenny6767]

What music is this?

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Perseverance in the end Fischer against Spassky excellent play by Fischer Spassky Resigned Fischer would’ve gone on to promote one of those pawns and Spassky would’ve had to use his Bishop to stop one of those pawns from promoting

[@oktogeorgeriwu8306]

Hjge

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Great Game watched all five games again very impressive play by Fischer

[@bernardoerni]

O.😊.o.😅.😅.o nomom

[@adamzaloga9679]

can someone please explain to me why Fischers knight went to a4 unguarded @1:41 please

[@sgrant39]

Replay speed adjustable for those among us…..😂

[@gilbertobonagua4720]

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[@fuzzywzhe]

Haha, what's funny is there's a lot of moves I don't understand AREN'T taken.

[@rohitrupani9739]

😊😊😊😊

[@leszekjerzyrostek4442]

1:44 why didn't Byrne make f6 on h5? he knows it.

[@FranciscusTeddy-lr9vq]

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[@idohavewlsgt8837]

😳😄👍

[@user-ih8es5oy8r]

BL Vs BF

[@sergey_ovsyannikov]

Очень странно, почему Donald Byrne, игравший белыми, не срубил черного коня Бобби Фишера, когда тот пошел конём на а4 и "объявил гарде ферзю белых"?! Что это, как не грубейший зевок сначала со стороны Бобби Фишера, а затем и со стороны Дональда Byrne?!!

[@victord.1119]

😢😊

[@jahibulsimbolon3596]

😊

[@rmp7400]

Music not needed.

[@AB-tc8lx]

Could someone Help me with chess rules I keep running into this Situation Where Instead of making a kill I advance my pawn one space Suddenly my pawn will disappear and the other side makes the kill anyway Other times I can advance my pawn one space to Avoid and it is OK

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Sounds like el passant if pawn jumps two spaces on first move but instead of meeting opponents pawn your pawn jumps pass it your opponent has the option to take your pawn like a capture he doesn’t have to tho he could just play it out if he wants that choice is his

[@sakthu4416]

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[@PL-rs3xx]

Didn’t understand why Mayghmsuren resigned? he could easy hit Fishers white Queen with the King?!?

[@mikeromeocelphoneradiorepeater]

he will take his black bishop here after he check with his white rook,

[@brentwallace6814]

Why did Myagmarsuren resign at this stage. I have set this game up and played multiple variations and can’t see how he was in imminent danger of mate after taking Fishers queen if he had gone on the offensive and advanced his pawn. This would have forced Fisher to take the newly crowned queen with his rook. Myagmarsuren could have then taken that rook with his and put Fisher in check. There were still lots of pieces on the board and Fisher had lost his queen. I’m a new player and have perhaps missed something obvious but it seemed like a premature resignation. I have not used a search engine because that makes it too easy and I don’t learn as much.

[@danielevans8728]

Because once black takes the queen it will lead to a forced checkmate.. white h pawn will capture the black pawn and the rook behind it checks.. only legal moves are recapture pawn on g6 (then the white bishop gives checkmate) or hide on g8 (then rook goes to h8 checkmate)

[@khierc.lapina1309]

Cause it's a checkmate after 3 moves, king takes Fischer's queen, fischer captures the pawn and rook goes to a final check.

[@eduardnovac4220]

Cause Fisher's attack is in full swing. Myagmarsuren have lost the tempo a while back and now he is trapped with no way to escape

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Wow totally Obliterated Opponent in First Game I’m not sure why both players did not take pieces at certain junctures probably had their reason some bigger picture Opponent got himself in real jam

[@giftkukwa7644]

Grandmasters are supper cool at counting moves Bobby Fischer once said that his maximum calculation can reach up to 20 moves in chess Once I watched this video on another channel I couldn't help imagining how both players were analysing moves it was supper they made a master piece on the board but you can watch the full video on agadmater channel or levy gothamn

[@michaelmassaro4375]

@@giftkukwa7644 I do watch Agadmator and other channels i believe of course being the great grandmasters and genius’s at chess they were they’re able to see moves 20 moves ahead of time but I wonder why at beginning of game each player sort of gave a free Bishop once for a pawn and the other because he did not move it

[@user-iu8ve7gs1x]

😴

[@marianknapek1386]

Amatorzy 👎

[@torcuatovela7016]

A real enigma is: Who would win in an hipothetical match between Bobby Fischer vs Magnus Carlsen?

[@sinisanikolic7549]

I'm sure Bobby Fischer would win. Such a magical understanding of the position, the purity of the game and the realization of the advantage, no one has ever had or surpassed.

[@iliarudinsky8216]

When Fischer was at peak, no one could come close. He simply did not make mistakes.

[@melakuameneshoa8316]

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