Loving the moment at 3:54. Can't beat a bit of chess humour! Love your commentary, great analysis every time. You should be on tv. Keep up the good work.
Ben Finegold has said that some games you can just look at the final position and know immediately who the better player is. Just an absolute domination of a world top 20 player who'd been a world top 20 player for 40 years at that point. Fischer did that a lot to top players. Spassky in game 6, Benko in 1962 as well. He routinely outclassed world class players
Superb game, superb analysis. Lol'ed at 'Argentinia', 'Dubronovik' and 'Leepzig'. The early b5 from Najdorf seems to leave his queenside slightly vacuous. Otherwise a steamrolling, festive RJF here.
Great analysis. I like to think, in your mate in three scenario, that Fischer would have played Qc3 and savored the delightful destruction possibilities. LOL
Holy shit, imagine being able to say you destroyed Najdorf IN THE NAJDORF? I mourn the loss of Bobby Fischer, if he had contributed at the level Kasparov did in his later years, I think we would've seen plenty of chess fireworks...
Fischer makes great players not so good. amazing how far ahead he was.best ever imho kasparov lost to a computer an had a 67% alltime -fisher 72% amazing
god DAMN how does a GM lose a game that brutally? his whole board just fell apart so quickly, he failed to make a couple moves then all of a sudden it's like turn 25, nearly all his pieces are still in the same terrible positions they started in, and his king is getting massacred. i wonder where this went wrong, what did he miss, was he just playing poorly or was there some kind of trick? how could he have at least drawn, like what's the latest point in the game where if he moved differently he could have drawn or won?
I've been studying players games and always go back to Fischer. I like his feel and the way he handled the chess board. I also have the same feeling when going over some Wesley So games. I like certain impressions that chess players leave scattered amongst the positions they play. I guess its a matter of taste, or it could be my imagination, but I like the touch of magic they leave in some of these games. Did anyone leave that same feeling in you after seeing a certain game? If so I would like to see a video about the game and hear your thoughts sometime.
+Nathan Davis WOW, i started to post the same thing and then didn't. I always go back to Fischer, there's something uniquely genius, and the only other place i see it is in So. I wonder if they have the same personality profile??
+Silver Rings it is a very interesting thought that they might, but then again would be sad. I just hope to see more of his chess played and hope he doesn't lose that nostalgia his heart puts into his games.
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Please continue this series on a daily basis! Brilliant stuff
Loving the moment at 3:54. Can't beat a bit of chess humour! Love your commentary, great analysis every time. You should be on tv. Keep up the good work.
At 12:03 @kingscrusher talks about castling, but black already lost castling rights.
great vid KC
thank you Sir!
I love the games of Bobby Fischer
+Esneider Salazar Marín Yes i find them fascinating too :)
+Esneider Salazar Marín me too
lot to learn from this video..sir..thanx for sharing
I guess this is why the called R.J. Fischer the greatest. Outstanding commentary.
Ben Finegold has said that some games you can just look at the final position and know immediately who the better player is. Just an absolute domination of a world top 20 player who'd been a world top 20 player for 40 years at that point. Fischer did that a lot to top players. Spassky in game 6, Benko in 1962 as well. He routinely outclassed world class players
Definitely playing e6 instead of Bb7 if I ever face this Nd5 move
Superb game, superb analysis. Lol'ed at 'Argentinia', 'Dubronovik' and 'Leepzig'.
The early b5 from Najdorf seems to leave his queenside slightly vacuous. Otherwise a steamrolling, festive RJF here.
Was this the game that prior to, Fischer boasted he would beat the "inventor" of the Najdorf in less than 25 moves?
+Koji Attwood Indeed it was
+Colin Vandermeer Thanks!
thanks kc, beautiful game. will you stream this evening?
Excellent commentary!
Great analysis. I like to think, in your mate in three scenario, that Fischer would have played Qc3 and savored the delightful destruction possibilities. LOL
Great players, great analysis
+Fromthesea Many thanks!
Great game tanks for sharing
my son Noah got named after Tal,i hope you ll comment his games one day.thanx for effort King
The Soviet team at that Olympiad: Botvinnik, Petrosian, Spassky, Keres, Geller, Tal. Yes, Tal was 2nd reserve. LOL.
if fischer had a pc just imagine what he would have done-he would beat anyone. period
Holy shit, imagine being able to say you destroyed Najdorf IN THE NAJDORF? I mourn the loss of Bobby Fischer, if he had contributed at the level Kasparov did in his later years, I think we would've seen plenty of chess fireworks...
Najdorf highest rating 2797
That's why Fischer was the best !!!
"Argentinia"
Fischer makes great players not so good. amazing how far ahead he was.best ever imho kasparov lost to a computer an had a 67% alltime -fisher 72% amazing
god DAMN how does a GM lose a game that brutally? his whole board just fell apart so quickly, he failed to make a couple moves then all of a sudden it's like turn 25, nearly all his pieces are still in the same terrible positions they started in, and his king is getting massacred. i wonder where this went wrong, what did he miss, was he just playing poorly or was there some kind of trick? how could he have at least drawn, like what's the latest point in the game where if he moved differently he could have drawn or won?
Love this game.
+Nathan Davis Great!
I've been studying players games and always go back to Fischer. I like his feel and the way he handled the chess board. I also have the same feeling when going over some Wesley So games. I like certain impressions that chess players leave scattered amongst the positions they play. I guess its a matter of taste, or it could be my imagination, but I like the touch of magic they leave in some of these games. Did anyone leave that same feeling in you after seeing a certain game? If so I would like to see a video about the game and hear your thoughts sometime.
+Nathan Davis WOW, i started to post the same thing and then didn't.
I always go back to Fischer, there's something uniquely genius, and the only other place i see it is in So.
I wonder if they have the same personality profile??
+Silver Rings it is a very interesting thought that they might, but then again would be sad. I just hope to see more of his chess played and hope he doesn't lose that nostalgia his heart puts into his games.
Mate. Just leave the gam3..
pin and win haha
Nobody plays so bad sicilian, even 1500 players...
Black is better after Bxg2, pure gambling on the Fisher side.