Bobby Fischer SHOCKS Tal w/ Genius Move That's BEYOND Computers! (But Then He Gets Greedy!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Is Bobby Fischer CRAZY??! (And no we are not talking about the post chess interests he developed later in life). This shocking decision comes from 1959 in his epic encounter with the legendary Mikhail Tal, who cannot believe how materialistic the young 16 year old Bobby has become! Surely he must be punished! Watch the position EXPLODE as Tal attempts to do just that!
Fascinating, great commentary!
Thank you so much!
This channel presents the most intelligent and eloquent chess commentary. It multiplies the pleasure of the game of chess.
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Thanks!
Exceptional analysis/ commentary explaining the details so thoroughly. Brilliant work.
Great commentary! The number one chess channel for instructional analysis.
Very thorough, but the speech pattern annoys.
This is already my favorite chess channel.
wow, thanks! -- there's some steep competition out there!
Always look forward to your chess videos! Perfect anaylsis every time. Don't know how you can speak so fluently without hiccups or pauses... hope your channel continues to explode!! 💪
Great game and presentation! Very clear cut explanations.
Bobby were you a chess genius? "No, I'm a genius who just happened to play chess."
That's a great quote and true!
I'm new to the channel, but this some of the best chess analysis on TH-cam!
great video, loved it!
Tiger Petrosian produced two fantastic games against Kasparov. Petrosian conducted his black pieces like the master of defence he was. Kasparov came at him with all his offensive might, but Petrosian prevailed. I would love to see you describe Kasparov vs. Petrosian, Moscow, 1981, E12, or my favourite, Kasparov vs. Petrosian, Tilberg, 1981, D25.
Both sound fascinating.
It is not lost, that you are learning to entertain us by utilizing not only your talents, but all the hard work that went into analyzing the game thoroughly before presenting it. At only 20K subscribers, I'm pretty confident you have a discovered check on 100K+ subscribers about a year from now. Great channel.
this became my favorite chess channel pretty quickly
love the loud echoey use of an empty room as your audio....and so do my neighbors!
Can you show the board from the side of the winner?
It’s annoying seeing Bobby Fisher winning as the opponent rather than as myself.
If I had to choose 5 of the best players ever for a team tournament both of these guys would be on that team, Tal and Bob
It's refreshing to hear from a chess video host who understands the games well enough to offer a lucid explanation of the logic in them, rather than just oohing and aahing because Fischer was so brilliant that his opponents were intimidated into making ruinous blunders.
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@@ismailabdelirada9073 i worked for a comment farm for 3 years... i quit when i started really enjoying it.. got too scary. couldn't handle the psychology.
Thanks! My goal is to not have any moves unexplained -- which is a challenge cause really understanding some moves requires wading through a ton of variations -- so knowing when to try to generalize and when to show concrete lines is always tough -- but always glad to hear from someone who appreciates the result!
Yes, more games from these two, please. And if you're so inclined, a game or two from Paul Keres. Thanks for another great video.
So Fischer was the brilliant one, but lost?
Happy new year
describing fischer's hypermodernism as being limited to his chess is brilliant
My two favorite players of all times!
Excellent analysis. I often wonder how Tal would have reacted in some of his crazy attacking games if his opponent played an even crazier computer-line defense, visually losing, but objectively holding on. Do you know of an example for this kind of game?
There will definitely be games where Tal's opponent refuted his attack with computer-like precision. Probably look at games against opponents that had a plus score on Tal when Tal was at his prime.
I'd like to learn how to create these interactive chessboards.
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Just for non Slavic languages speakers: the correct pronunciation of Tigran Petrosyan name is [tigran petro'syan] (not "petrojan" 😎 which perhaps is coming from "Trojan horse" expression?!?)...
All the way we were expecting Fischer would be able not only to survive but turn the table against Tal. Wrongly titled video Sir.
my favorite from Iron Tigran is the 10th game in Petrosian VS Spasski 1966 series
Thanks and noted!
Let’s go Bobby!!!
It would have been nicer if you just had the one board with the evaluation bar and pictures of the players on the left instead of two boards with pieces moving at the same time. It's hard to focus on one board and what you're saying about what's happening when something else is moving around at the same time on the other side of the screen.
Petrosian vs Spassky world championship
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Stockfish 16.1 prefers the move that you said is "beyond computers" at a search depth of about 20, rather than the depth of 40 that you claimed. So you are either being disingenuous or you are using an older variant of Stockfish.
Or maybe he's using an online version of SF which isnt as strong as the UCI one. Or maybe his using an older computer
I'm using Stockfish 17 which was suggesting Ne5 at depth 26 -- but it thought both moves favored white until depth 37 or something like that -- The fact that Fischer's move led to total equality was "beyond" it for the average amount of time available for each move in this game.
Are you using stockfish locally via a chess gui, or are you using the online version on lichess?
Disgusted by the video's title
Wym?
why?
Same bro, I watched full video thinking that fischer would somehow comeback and now i am feeling some kind of fool myself. This is some very disgusting clickbait. Never come this channel again.