Bobby Fischer's surprising move against Tigran Petrosian | 1971 Candidates Final
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- This is a Round 7 game from the 1971 Candidates Final between Bobby Fischer and Tigran Petrosian. Fischer played white in the featured game and elected the Bd3 line against Petrosian's Sicilian Kan variation. Move 22 of this game came as a surprise to many of the Grandmasters in the press room during the game, with one in particular, Miguel Najdorf, quickly pegging Fischer's move a mistake. A mistake however it was not, and after only a dozen moves later Petrosian admitted defeat. Aside from Fischer's surprising move, this game demonstrates very well how to play against weakened pawns in a fairly simplified position.
PGN
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 a6 5. Bd3 Nc6 6. Nxc6
bxc6 7. O-O d5 8. c4 Nf6 9. cxd5 cxd5 10. exd5 exd5 11. Nc3
Be7 12. Qa4+ Qd7 13. Re1 Qxa4 14. Nxa4 Be6 15. Be3 O-O 16. Bc5
Rfe8 17. Bxe7 Rxe7 18. b4 Kf8 19. Nc5 Bc8 20. f3 Rea7 21. Re5
Bd7 22. Nxd7+ Rxd7 23. Rc1 Rd6 24. Rc7 Nd7 25. Re2 g6 26. Kf2
h5 27. f4 h4 28. Kf3 f5 29. Ke3 d4+ 30. Kd2 Nb6 31. Ree7 Nd5
32. Rf7+ Ke8 33. Rb7 Nxf4 34. Bc4
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I loved the "game lessons" at the final of the video
Agreed
My comment as well!
same..:)
Absolutely. Ideally, you'd like to be able to take something away for yourself, but you can't really apply something you can't put words to.
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This is why Fischer was arguably the greatest all-around player: he could destroy you in the opening with his deep preparation, he could out play you in the middle game with forceful positional play (that could and often did erupt into a tactical finish), and he could elegantly grind a microscopic endgame advantage into a full point. Couple this with a killer-instinct and tireless will to win, and you have the ultimate Chess Terminator. No wonder everyone talked about "Fischer Fear". My fav book was and still is "The Games of Robert J. Fischer" by Wade and O'Connell... a treasure trove of masterpieces. If you love the "universal player" style, you can't do better than this game collection IMHO.
Excellent comment.
Totally agree with your analysis.
Fischer was beyond the super Grandmaster. The best of all times.
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This meme is literally everywhere now and doesn't even make sense because of the double negative at the start
More analysis, thank you very much. It's been a while since your last upload of standard chess games. Don't get me wrong, the streams are great, but these videos are what got me to subscribe. Great work Jerry.😁
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Agree
Spot on
Totally agreed!
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Since you mentioned it, it might have been nice to see afterward how the exchange was an inspiration in your own game.
Otherwise, very nice analysis -- as someone who plays more Go than Chess, it's always fun to watch your explanations, and be granted more insight into what's taking place in games like this.
i like the game lesson after the match ends. its a really good improvement. Keep it up!
Thanks Jerry, really Interesting and Instructional !!!!
Best chess channel to my mind - imparts real knowledge of techniques at the strategic level. Always very rewarding to follow the analysis. Much appreciated.
Bobby Fischer: *existed*.
Jerry: He's free real estate.
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Nice, a new classic game! I love these.
I really like the game lessons at the end, haven't been keeping up with recent videos. Please do it every video!
Thanks, Jerry. Love the analysis and the conversational way you present it. Watched this video a year ago, watching it again. Maybe someday it will stick. All the best.
Really like the recap at the end
Great game- thanks for the analysis. Really like the final overview of the main lessons in the sideboard!
Excellent as always, yours is the best chess channel I've found on TH-cam. The way you present game analysis is superior. Thanks & keep up the great work.
Great analysis.
It's like watching multiple games.
Variations fully explained.
Glad to hear your voice Jerry 🔥
Unintended ASMR-content and Tricky knight narration? Thank you for posting content Jerry, your work is appreciated by everyone!
Phenomenal commentary. Thank you
very high quality content, thanks!
Thank you
very nice analysis...good job
Thanks a lot for this great analysis. You have helped me a lot regarding how to "think" chess. Also, I love the pacing of your videos as well. Keep it up!
Hope you upload similar videos more often. Cheers!
The ''game lessons'' at the end of the video was helpful. Thanks Jerry. You've been a great help to my chess game.
Jerry you analysis of games is really serious, quite a contrast to your humourous blitz commentary when you yourself play. They both are great.
Thank you jerry!! Been waiting for your standard chess games like a decade 😭😭 please update more videos.. regardless of the players as long as it is your analysis
Wonderful, instructive analysis
Nice. Insightful tidbits. Good show.
I said it before I'll say it again. Jerry is the best at commentating chess videos. After hearing him everyday for a while you start to ask the same questions he does. Love it! Thank you so much man
I wish you would upload all of your streams on TH-cam
or atleast stream highlights
You can rewatch streams on Twitch, my man. (:
Please do more, Jerry! Thanks ;)
"And say: What are you staring at now?" - Jerry - We've missed you!
The pure elation I get when I see a new video in my subbox is so nice
I'm early! Great video Jerry once again!
Really nice idea with lessons recap at the end :)
As some of others have pointed out - please consider maybe sacrificing some streams for this kind of videos. I personally like them a lot more than streams for the depth and really cool insights into every step of the game.
I understand that streams are faster to produce, but maybe there is the chance for more content like this anyway :) Cheers!
superb video n thanks for posting an awesome game.
Best chess channel on TH-cam
Deep analysis. Awesome and thanks.
Awesome video! Thanks jerry! 👍🏻
LOVE the game lessons at the end. Awesome addition Jerry, great video!
Great video Jerry, You explained very well like always.
Thanks, Jerry!
Who downvotes these videos...seriously? Jerry is awesome.
I see an upload from Jerry, I click watch and like. Hasn't let me down in a game yet.
Thank You for another excellent analysis. Well Done! :)
hi jerry. the forward moves you suggested after petrosian resigned, did not include black's rook to f6 - a way to block the checkmate (black's subsequent rook to f8, if needed).
Amazing analysis
thanks for the video jerry, love your content
Was waiting for these lessons In your voice
Hi Jerry! @chessnetwork I love the analysis videos you do, please do more of them. Especially like the ones from the analysis of grandmaster playlist! Would love to see more as I’ve watched them all at least twice
Jerry please come back with more post match analysis videos
Thanks for the lessons at the end of video
Great commentary, also hoping for some more zen mode games
Well Planned and executed! Great video!
Nice! More standard games please. Very nice
I have missed these videos. Would love to see one with Korchnoi
Lovin' the "game lessons" section, Jerry.
I wonder how many other grandmasters would have found Fischer's plan? Genius.
thank you so much for this fantastic video.
I strongly prefer these videos over the stream uploads.
I feel like as chess becomes more popular, we’re going to start seeing some super dank memes with the caption “feel free to pause the video”
I love your content and look forward to your uploads
Amazing video
Presentation well done
I'm waiting for this.. Thanks Jerry.
I was expecting move 22 to be something like "bishop backflips over 2 rooks to deliver smothered mate, the crowd goes wild". Instead I got "knight takes bishop"
Love these thanks Jerry :)
Thank you!
You should try voiceover acting. Great channel.
Hi Jerry, I just watched your glorious stream on Solomon's Key. Do you know about Spherical on Amiga? It's a variation with a rolling ball to lead to the exit, and a giant dragon in the end! There is a longplay on TH-cam you might be interested in.
Thanks Jerry
Was astousding that white anticipated each move from behind. I thought white should be the bully. A world champion that's an opportunist. Amazing. Nice lesson. I still play My WAY
Jerry sensei! thank you for another of your amazing game analysis! Any thoughts about continuing your beginner to master video series? :D
The best of the best!
Rest in peace Bobby, for you are the King.
I also found move 13 very instructive. To not go in for the bishop for rook exchange and to avoid a messy dynamic position. I could easily see how I would immediately go in for that in my own games.
Jerry we literally wait for your analysis upload...please upload a bit sooner
Excellent as usual :)
Back to the good stuff!
Awesome Game....
miss your long-plays Jer
I miss Bobby. Such a tragedy what happened he had a beautiful mind
Hi Jerry, have you had a chance to play 4 way chess yet??? If so what do you think about it???
Excellent
Wouldn't it also be a good idea to exchange of the opponent's bishop that is of the same colour as the square that the Isolated Queen Pawn is on? In order to blockade the pawn with a knight and then take it with superior fire power.
I'm going to list the masters I think would be best for me to study for a better understanding of the game, based on how I perceive my own playstyle and shortcomings. In order.
1. Paul Morphy
2. Frank Marshall
3. Arron Nimzowitsch
4. Mikhail Botvinnik
5. Tigran Petrosian
6. Anatoly Karpov
7. Vasily Ivanchuk
8. Wesley So
These aren't necessarily my favorites. But they seem like the best source for me to learn and grow as a player.
But all is for naught. Because I've retired from chess.
What if you analyzed the game that shows the knight is more superior than the bishop, so we can get a fairplay game??
Grenke matches? I am waiting
we want more uploads. Please update the beginner to chessmaster playlist
hi jerry, can u review alphazero vs stockfish game again please.
I already have alot of alphazero vs stockfish games (maybe more than 100) but i still need your master thought on the game. Thanks. i can send u the game if u need it.
yay a new video
Maybe I'll buy a bong. "Woe, Dude".
play the bong
thanks
move 25 id take the pawn with bishop to a6. any ideas why that didnt happen?
It wins material but black has too much counter-play
Awesome
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why not rook f6 and then f8 to defend?
I didn’t buy your justification for the move 13 (not taking the Rook). Reasoning seemed weak
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Good stuff.
Im a simple man. I see the thumnail of one of Jerrys new videos ablut chess.
I click.