The Fischer Effect! || Miguel Cuellar Gacharna vs Robert James Fischer ||Sousse Interzonal (1967)

[@cptnoremac]

Antonio, I played my first OTB tournament over the weekend. It was a 5-round swiss. I won every game!

[@agadmator]

Legend!

[@aronuchukwuezugo615]

What's your Fide Rating

[@cptnoremac]

@@aronuchukwuezugo615 It was a USCF event, so no FIDE rating. And I went in unrated. I think after the tournament my provisional rating will be something like 1720. I'll have to face stronger opponents to know what it really is.

[@andreweaton6363]

Congratulations! If you don't mind me asking, was it an open event?

[@cptnoremac]

@@andreweaton6363 There was an open section, a U1601 section, and a U1201 section. Since I was unrated I asked the organizer which section I should do and he suggested U1601, so that's what I did. Next time I'll have to do open.

[@maocuellitar3972]

Gracias por recordar esta partida de mi padre Miguel Cuéllar ,cuando esta se jugó yo tenía 3 años de nacido ,ha sido el más grande ajedrecista que ha tenido Colombia , internacionalmente tuvo grandes triunfos, como usted muy bien lo anotó, sacó tablas con Korhnoich,gano a petrossian y a Geller, primer tablero ruso de la época del mundhal de estocolmo creo ,gracial mil 👏👏👏💪🙋🙅🙏🙏

[@UnjustMule82]

Me: * watches agadmator * Wife: Hello everyone

[@tomgold5006]

Its my mom for me 😂

[@juanjmonreal]

My 3 year old. Doesn't speak English. "Hello evelyone". 😂

[@coxscorner]

"He always played actively, sometimes sacrificing a pawn or a piece, but always plays actively", and that is how modern supercomputers like Leela and Stockfish play, abandoning material for active play.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

You should check out Agadmator’s Brother in laws Channel Jozarov if you haven’t already he covers a lot of Stockfish LeelaC0 and other engine games as well as relevant GM games Great Channel as well

[@mognuscarlson5393]

Engines know what they're doing; while most humans don't.

[@PleaseGodSmiteMe]

@@mognuscarlson5393"bobby fischer doesn't know what he's playing" - MognusCarlson5393

[@smhollanshead]

@@mognuscarlson5393Fisher is fifty years before chess engines. Hans can’t make that claim.

[@defgt432]

Agadmator your videos are fantastic👍

[@cramthelan]

Bobby just bullies him from the jump. Dude is a beast.

[@kovy689]

Yea, his peak rating was in the stratosphere compared to the second highest rated player at the time. A complete animal.

[@bobkreme2175]

ok.. ok .. ok .. I'm just gonna say it.. This is the best YT Channel of all time..

[@michaelmassaro4375]

It is truth told thing is I watch other you tube videos and they dare try to say otherwise but no it’s no contest Agadmator the Best Brother in law Jozarov very good also 😊♟️

[@kenw2225]

Epic chess is good.

[@Keizer-v9c]

It's remarkable how Fischer makes it look soo easy

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

Fischer was the absolute master of knowing when to push his flank pawns. Amongst being the master at almost all other aspects of the game as well.

[@Chesstrugles.roadtogm]

Fascinating breakdown of Fischer's aggressive play against Garna! Loved the analysis of the pawn sacrifice and the winning ideas. Looking forward to seeing the Bobby Fischer vs. Robert Byrne game!

[@Խչո]

Can't put into words how much i love the intros

[@PeterWhite-q1k]

"There are no good moves here only less bad moves..." Nuts! You have given my chess strategy to your all of your followers! ;^). Been a very satisfied subscriber for many years. Best wishes to all!

[@IdanShir]

It's pronounced Cuéllar= Kwe- yar, Gacharná= standard ch with an emphasis on the final "a"

[@LordFred69]

Fisher masterclass on how to use the knights!

[@matthewevansteush6461]

it would be qmazing to see all of the spassky fischer standoff,a saga for real as played in Iceland.

[@williamperez-hernandez3968]

Book The Games of RJF gives time of players as W1h 44m - B2h 06m. Back then, the time limit was 2h 30m for 40 moves, and Fischer's last move was the 41th move, so neither player was in time trouble. Actually it was Fischer who took more time in the game.

[@andreweaton6363]

13:01 If Kxh5, Rh8+ either forces the white King to take the second pawn and have your rook forked or you go back to g4 and walk into Rh4+, Kxg5, Bxf6#!!! for a beautiful mating net

[@amirmehrabi9517]

Nice

[@naturalmystic67]

I had a dream that there was going to be a Steinitz saga about two years ago….

[@AlexandraBoulton-q1t]

Second this

[@BlckJack123]

It is too bad that Fischer didn't stay in the tournament. If he had he would have won it and then won the Candidates matches and then the title from then champion Petrosian. Just look what Fischer did 3 years later.

[@wandering_soul11]

Not entirely. At this stage, Spassky was stronger than Fischer, a fact Fischer knew well and something Kasparov alludes to in his OMGP series Whilst Fischer grew in confidence in the next few years and was the best player by 1971, in 1967, it would've been hard for him to beat Spassky

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

I agree. Bobby Fischer remains the strongest player of the 20th century and arguably the greatest chess player of all time.

[@BlckJack123]

First, the Champion at the time was Petrosian. He was beaten by Spassky in their championship match. As for this guy you mentioned, why didn't he become champ in 1969? I never heard of him before.

[@wandering_soul11]

@@BlckJack123 that was a typo. I meant Spassky. Again, by the time Petrosian was going into the 1969 match, his results in tournaments were nowhere close to what they'd been. Spassky on the other hand was ascending. Also, to say Bobby would've beaten Spassky is questionable as their individual record till then showed zero wins. I am a massive Fischer fan and love his game to bits but I also think people underestimate how strong Spassky was between 1966 and 1970.

[@lagaleriaco3294]

After Fischer left, the heroe of the tournament was Bent Larsen, he crushed the field and won arguably the strongest tournament of his life.

[@HeWishesForTheClothesOfHeaven]

#Recommendation: The best games of the Kasparov-Karpov championships would be an excellent source of classic games. Thanks for your continued great work!

[@mridgaf3233]

It was called Fischer Fever. I still have a book on the match vs Spassky that was published shortly after the match concluded and it's annotated by a NM Sherwin. It was a gift from my grandfather, who taught me the game when I was 4.

[@joshuamccree631]

I've been experimenting with the Benoni openings and have been having great success.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Whew Bobby took him apart that was a killer move capturing the knight with his Bishop but his opponent could not capture back because he’d be Forked by the tricky Bastard Knight that took a lot of air out his opponents balloon 🎈 Thanks for the Game enjoy your day

[@henkdevries1507]

Great that you’re covering Sousse. There is a fine piece about it in Profile of a prodigy by Brady. Don’t think it’s mentioned in the otherwise great book Bobby Fischer and is world by Donaldson.

[@nicholaswideman6658]

"Well that king won't have a good time."😂 No one's king has a good time against Fischer.

[@daviddurbin7682]

Crushing

[@ebrahimhaquebhatti3258]

That Thumbnail Fischer

[@mrmarkstv6585]

#suggestion I think we haven't seen you cover any games by Spassky vs Petrosian World championship 1966 or 1969

[@nicbentulan]

How about Wesley vs hikaru 2023 uscc? #suggestion Carissa yip girlfriend of Wesley classical wfrcc Vs Atousa wife of hikaru rapid wfrcc

[@hirak16]

#suggestion Cover some games of Vishy Anand from the 13th Quenza Blitz where he won the event with a perfect score of 9/9. Especially he crushed Maxime Lagarde in 16 moves with black pieces.

[@bruceazumbrado5387]

I think you confused Robert with Donald. Although, I think Fischer played some great games with Robert Byrne.

[@matejsevcik6082]

#suggestion nodirbek yakubboev vs nodirbek abdusattorov in the kasimdzhanov cup

[@Harrier_DuBois]

11:49 The horror! The horror....

[@mhalikhah]

actually in mechanical engineering we have a phenomenon that called Magnus effect

[@ethanedward9643]

Could you please post some games of Anatoly Karpov

[@Al-gv5uw]

Fischer played this game 100 years ago

[@rhodimusrime6737]

VAST KNOWLEDGE INTENSIFIES

[@BinamSaitama-qt8bs]

Good game

[@gump1005]

You know who defeated you know who later before he played in the championship against you know who. Are we clear on this?

[@lewis8890]

No one has spoken about the unspeakable?!?

[@KennedyMister95]

What was their rating when this game happened?

[@jp4vk]

#suggestion Can you do a series on William Lombardy or the U-20 Chess Championship in 1957 where he is the only person in history to score all wins in the U-20 Championships

[@KanjiMadeEasy]

Met him once while he was giving a private instruction. He seeming played passive at first, but like all top players, he could analyze to the end positionally like the best of them.

[@StevenStJohn-kj9eb]

I believe his middle name is pronounced "kway-lar"

[@Skwertydogs]

nice game

[@paglieresteelguitars]

Pronunciation: /miˈɣɛl/ /ˈkwɛʝɑr/ /ɡɑtʃɑrˈnɑ/

[@gaelclichy7458]

Who is the "you know who"?

[@shantoreywilkins651]

#2nd🎊🎉🎆🎇🙈🙊🙉🧬🕵️🧞🧞🧞

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

Hey man 👋🏻 tell me what is the meaning of tactics

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Tactics is like ‘tricks’ a tactic in this game is like when Fischer captured his opponents knight with his Bishop but his opponent could not capture back because Fischer knight was in position had his opponent captured the Bishop Fischer’s knight would’ve forked the king and Rook that is a tactic a move that gives you an upper hand like a do or die situation where you must respond to a certain move but if you do you pay a penalty tactics are like tricks up the sleeve Chess puzzles are Great for learning tactics they are very helpful in knowing come game time they’ll help you win

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

@@michaelmassaro4375 what is your chess rating and id can you share me

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Probably one of the most common tactic is a Fork when someone is attacking 2 pieces a discovery check can also be used as a tactic pinning a piece so it can not move is a tactic another tactic would be taking out a defender of a piece like say a knight is defending a rook from capture taking out the knight than allows you to capture the rook Mikhail Tal is a prime example of a tactics type player

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

@@michaelmassaro4375 what is your chess id and rating

[@gevorgian11]

what does "unmoved " + someNumber mean?

[@GeorgeIoannou]

Hey Agad. gah-char-NAH 😊

[@blackkmamb]

watching this at 3am and the views is 6666

[@tangohotellima1895]

"...in 1969, when he was defeated by you know who." Who, Lord Voldemort? 🤓

[@jx14aby]

Fischer plays chess like a fisherman cleaning a fish.

[@lewis8890]

Who's got big balls?

[@Dr.drunkenstein1]

Voldemort???

[@NoEgg4u]

Sorry about that.

[@s0uI1]

First

[@nicbentulan]

2nd: What's it like in a parallel universe where 9LX is standard chess, and Garry really is Garry chess? 1 - People praise Wesley So, Ian Nepomniachtchi, Bobby Fischer & Anatoly Karpov. Agadmator & Levy are talking about Wesley & Nepo all day long. 2 - Garry really is Garry chess here. Switch Bobby & Garry dates of birth. (Bobby's last name here is probably Nemenyi.) Meanwhile Garry Kasparov invented something strange called 'chess1' aka 'Kasparov Deterministic' where you have only 1 SP. Garry quits 1975 classical WCC Vs Anatoly Karpov, is arrested in Russia (instead of Japan), immigrates to Iceland & dies in 2008. 1975 is not a big loss but better because Bobby takes over. 1978 is Bobby vs Anatoly match of the century in Baguio, the Philippines! Idk what happens in 1981, but then 1984 Eugene Torre wins the candidates and faces (but then loses). Anatoly/Bobby! In 1976, I guess Eugene still beats Anatoly. Either Anatoly or Bobby. (Trivia: In our world, Eugene almost beat Bobby in 1992 in preparation for 1992 classical WCC.) 3 - Bobby is still alive in 2024. Bobby, Anatoly, Sergey Karjakin, Wesley, Nepo are on Lex Fridman's podcast while Magnus, Garry & Hikaru aren't. 4 - In 2019 inaugural world Kasparov Deterministic chess championship (WKDCC), Magnus beats Wesley in 3 classical chess1 games in a row in but no one cares. Fabi is still top 4 in the 2019 world chess1 championship but the top3 is now Liren. Nepo has never played a chess1 game, just as in our world Liren has never played a recorded 9LX game before 2024Feb. 5 - Wesley/Nepo doesn't quit 2023 classical WCC. Nepo/Wesley wins 2022 candidates and no one cares about Liren. Wesley So Vs Ian Nepomniachtchi is the biggest rivalry in chess, far exceeding as well as succeeding the next biggest rivalry Bobby Fischer vs Anatoly Karpov, like Better Call Saul to Breaking Bad. Wesley, & Nepo are both considered GOATs along with Bobby & Anatoly. There's no distinction between GOAT & MTOAT. There's a slight bias towards Wesley because Wesley is Bobby's nephew. 6 - Chess' popularity in the Philippines & Norway are inverted. 6a In our world, Bobby had radio interviews in the Philippines. In this world, Garry has radio interviews in Norway. 6b Prospero Pichay Jr is imprisoned and the Philippine chess federation is free from corruption. But Wesley still becomes American. Sad. Oh also, Magnus' parents are evil and then Magnus gets adopted by religious parents who are friends of Garry, so it's like Magnus is Garry's nephew (parallel re Lotis Key's older sibling lived w/ Bobby).The 2019 WKDCC is still like a pseudo - Bobby vs Garry, and it's billed as battle of thei nephews. 7 - But still no one really cares about chess1 because no one wants to have a headache over studying the same boring SP again and again. Also, its top players Magnus & Garry are still cheaters. But well ok maybe in rapid & blitz chess1 is picking up. (Same as our world. Actually, Magnus is right about keeping chess1 for rapid & blitz but having 9LX for classical.) So there's still a 2022 rapid world chess1 championship, half a century after the 1972 classical WCC, Garry's last FIDE match (eh, Garry can do a 1992 rematch). This time Hans Niemann wins beating Hikaru Nakamura on tiebreaks. This time Hikaru accuses Hans, but Hans still sues both Hikaru & Magnus. Ches***m is not sued and is just as good as lichess. Hans is still considered the next Bobby / Anatoly while Wesley & Nepo are still considered the current Bobby / Anatoly. 8 - In 2024Feb: 8.1 FIDE still cancel their 2024 WKDCC. 8.2 Wesley & Nepo host a classical chess1 championship, invite Magnus & Liren and lose to Magnus & Liren but no one cares. People think chess1 will replace chess in rapid but not classical. 8.2.1 Hans still isn't a cheater (as an adult) but still has beef with St Louis Chess Club and so doesn't play the due to scheduling conflicts, but Magnus & Hans are still going to eventually defend the, resp, classical & rapid world chess1 championships. 9 - In general, chess doesn't have that many cheaters, cheating incidents, baseless accusations, etc and has very little corruption, discrimination, treason, politics, etc. FIDE is hailed as 1 of the cleanest sports/gaming organisations. Chess is an olympic sport. Bobby/Anatoly are FIDE officials. 10 - Tiebreaks are settled by armageddon w/ auction rather than lower time controls, so Sergey & Fabi still lose to Wesley/Nepo in resp 2016 & 2018. But no one calls for change of tiebreaks to rapid time controls. Lol. Also, pre-arranged draws are so rare. 11 - Sergey isn't banned because Sergey only privately supports Putin because chess doesn't make people go insane unless the players want to stick to 1 SP only (Magnus, Garry, Hikaru, Liren, et al). Same w/ Anatoly & Bobby I guess. 12 - Actually here, Bobby has very neutral feminist enlightened political views and is a true patriotic Jew & American ( in politics in addition to still being such a patriot in chess ) while respectfully criticising both US & Israel along side condemning OBL & Ismail Haniyeh. So Bobby is still against 2003 invasion. 13 - Most importantly, no one cares about Garry, Magnus, Hikaru or Liren. Specifically, in this world, they care less about them as compared to Wesley, Nepo, Bobby & Anatoly in our world. 14 - Paradise. --- P.S. Wesley So on Lex Fridman xcdhgq P.P.S. Interview while imprisoned Qt0S8G_fUbE Pablo Mercado: So what is your advice to the Filipino chess players? Uncle Bobby Fischer: Filipino - My advice is to give up chess and take up Fischer Random. - 2004Oct11, 15 years before nephew Wesley So became the inaugural WFRCC in CLASSICAL time controls.

[@jared805]

is this schizo posting for chess?

[@nicbentulan]

@@jared805 Well that's the point. 9LX players are more mentally healthy & honest as compared to chess players.

[@shivanshpachauri2855]

what is this thumbnail? lmao

[@najdorfHai]

11th view🎉🎉🎉

[@hardikcool2019]

1,427th view🎉🎉🎉

[@micklaston2733]

Nope we don't know who sorry 😢😢😢😢

[@PapaBraehole]

Lol

[@astroNexx]

magnus would destroy fischer

[@KirubanithiKiruba-vo6ih]

Fisher is a child but he never attacked Boris Spasky but he yelled against lights that itself a greatest Mathematical genius understand so there's no meaning playing against a child so he proudly lost against a child not against American Fisher

[@KirubanithiKiruba-vo6ih]

Of course Fisher is really awesome player but need explanation from Boris Spasky why he lost against Bobby Fisher

[@Rui42069]

the thumbnail: Robert Drown-Fisher😂