Bobby Fischer wins with the Fischer-Sozin Attack in 17 moves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2017
- Bobby Fischer produced a chess miniature against Peter Dely in 1967. In reply to black's Sicilian Classical variation, Fischer employed the Fischer-Sozin Attack. This game's key element is time. Black wastes it, and Fischer quickly pounces, executing the main idea of the Fischer-Sozin Attack and forcing black's resignation after only 17 moves.
PGN:
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 Nc6 6. Bc4 e6
7. Bb3 a6 8. f4 Qa5 9. O-O Nxd4 10. Qxd4 d5 11. Be3 Nxe4
12. Nxe4 dxe4 13. f5 Qb4 14. fxe6 Bxe6 15. Bxe6 fxe6 16. Rxf8+
Qxf8 17. Qa4+
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"And unlike Mr. Dely, Fischer does not dilly-dally!" - ChessNetwork 2017
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Dilly dilly!
LOL comment of the day :-)
>"And unlike Mr. Dely, Fischer does not dilly-dally!" - ChessNetwork 2017
An ol` grandma favorite, God rest her soul
It's actually to Peter Dely's credit that he fully understood and comprehended how screwed he was at the 17th turn. I would not have been able to see half of that.
Sozin must have been a great player for knowing what would happen
This Fischer guy surely had talent. He could have become a world class player. :-)
I thought he did?
It’s almost like Lovuschka was joking
@@sampratt8584 Nooooo, why would I ever do such a horrible thing?
Lovuschka Ikr I’ve never heard of such a terrible thing before. Shame on you
Woah is that a joke I see flying over two unsuspecting heads?
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You know nothing about chess but understand what Sicilian is?
@@Statalyzer no I assume it's a move.. opening maneuver of some kind. I gather that there are thousands of games played every year and there are only x amount of ways to start the match so the opening moves have names?
Sorry I wasn't being very clear. As a fellow mostly-novice the video was ok but it brushed past stuff like that without explanation, which left me feeling like he was talking a bit over my head.
@@Statalyzer yes I agree.
@@Statalyzer he use to explain stuff like that before but his vids used to be 20 mins long, i think its better now
Loving this shorter analisys format! Great work Jerry.
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Clear and concise explanations, watch and learn! Thank you
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Very good strategic analysis as always.
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I’ve seen quite a lot of such vids. I like how you don’t over-explain or come across as if you’re enamored by the sound of your own voice. Well done!
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It is amazing. To be able to think so many moves ahead, i still have so much to learn about this game.
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Thanks for posting, and for excellent presentation!
Another brilliant chess game! It's very clear that Bobby had control the moment he sat down at the board.
A thing of beauty. The analysis of the possible moves subsequent to the surrender are very helpful. Thanks.
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No fudging .
He finishes.
And every variation.
Best chess GM re-play video I have ever seen. No intervention during the game, (just explaining the moves that the GM's made, not the channels distracting variations. Very very important to me.), and playing out the possibilities after a resignation. By far, the best way to show a game of history.
I nominate you personally, this guy and this vid, for the YT Pulitzer prize of, "Just show the damn game!", award. :)
With the others, it is like working on a tough engineering case, with your kids bugging you.
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Clearly explained great summary.
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Great, clear, quick analysis with a good voice and simple icons. Least annoying videos on chess I've found !
Excellent analysis
Though I had seen that opening from The Queen's Gambit in one of your videos, very cool Jerry!
Hey Jerry, I like your content, it’s awesome!! I like how how analyze chess games! But could you please explain the durkin’s attack? (Sometimes called the sodium opening because of Na3)
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0:40 Fischer-Sozen attack
2:24 d5
Congrats on 200,000 subs Jerry!
Thanx for the explanation👌
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she showed me your commentary on this video & i kind of got it [sans headache] & enjoyed it as well.
she is now trying a chess for dummies in coordination with your videos.
(our marriage for the last 32 years has been based on her being smarter about most things)
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Im not even good at all at chess but i still watch you because its intresting how other people play it and keep up the good work
great analysis
The only reason I am going to subscribe this channel is because I've found your explanations simple and comprehensible. I wish you and I could play chess.
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Thanks Jerry. I lost your analyses of classic games!
Excellent video
Congrats on 200k
Good breakdown 😉
That's the enduring quality of Fischer that allowed the game to become a high stakes sport & accessible to the mainstream as well as allowing him to chalk up so many victories... the BEST DEFENSE is an attacking position... it makes for exciting chess & demands creativity & thinking out of the box... Fischer challenged himself more than his opponents & that drive is at the heart of what made him who he was
Nice analysis.
Great work!
Very impressive analysis
Feeding the TH-cam algorithm. Great video.
I'm just starting to play the game and it fascinates me how many of the moves you analyze I never see coming...a very intricate game...and obviously that's why it is so fun to play....thanks again.
Thanks for the comments, very good, greetings from Nicaragua
These old games are interesting!
Great video
Fischer chess is just so much more satisfying than watching any Master these days.
Pilletta Doinswartsh because all his games came from the days of no computers
Wow Sir it was great i've solve this position without knowing that it was played by fischer thank you
Thank you!!!
Thanks, good work! Much appreciated!
Man out here playing chess with the freaking fire lord
I read Bobby's book and got better. He's still my hero.
Jerry, compare this tone and style you have now to your earliest videos on YT :) You're so much more comfortable now and more relaxed. I guess the years of experience paid off :)
+bluekeybo 👍🏼They’ve evolved for sure.
a very calm presence :)
At 6:30, After the Black Queen move from f8 to e7. The King should Castle to g8... (The King had not moved and I think it is actually still legit to castle). This will put White in a real bad spot...
This can force a Queen trade eventually or otherwise gives Black an extra move that will potentially make White lose... It will take White one turn to take the Black Rook d7, but that frees all of Black pieces and gives Black an extra turn for the the Queen and Rook to move now.
This could then take the game to a new angle... Like moving the Black Queen e7 to e8 to retrieve a piece back. Try that :)
That move was really interesting though, like forced the opponent to clog himself up... Really nice explanation video.
f5 and Qa4 excellent finds
Thank You!
awesome video TB ;)
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I don't play chess but I really like it.This is a great channel. Thank you for the great explanations.
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Thank you.