His Opponent Thought He Won... Then Bobby Fischer Did THIS!
The Bison Chess
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On October 17, 1992, in round 21 at Sveti Stefan/Belgrade, Fischer faced Spassky’s Sicilian Defense (Taimanov–Szén). He built a slight edge before launching a flawless endgame sequence, exploiting zugzwang to secure a 67-move victory. A masterful display of technique and psychological dominance in their legendary rematch.
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@ROCKSOLID1234 9 months ago
At the end you BLOCKED the board with your bloody graphics. 😮😮😮😮
@AlistairKiwi 1 year ago
Grrrr I couldn't see the end because a click icon for another video came up and covered that part of the screen. But wow! Exciting game.
@Greg.Heffernan 1 year ago
Thanks for the commentary explaining what happened in the end game... much appreciated.
@knklc2620 8 months ago
😅super bir program iyi ki size rastladım ustaları seyretmek çok zevkli teşekürler
@jamesduggan7200 3 months ago
thank you for the brief comments, though perhaps it also makes sense to work through what the GMs were thinking when they played what the machine determined to be a mistake?
@FreekingAwwsome 7 months ago
It's kind of strange to me when I see Bobby playing at first it's predicted but when he gets the other with his castle is priceless
@user-q3c7y 1 year ago
Fischer was a really strange human being, and perhaps the best chess player ever. Both conditions can be in one person.
@PrestonMoser 1 year ago
You brought up a next video and covered the screen making it impossible to evaluate the winning position. Really sad because it was a well put together video that was destroyed at the last minute by unwanted garbage on the screen.
@JuPakkanen 1 year ago
Yeah Sveti Stefan, but nor even near Belgrad... especially there was a war going on, and really difficult to get from Belgrad to Montenegro. I know, I was there watching the games :)
@ROCKSOLID1234 9 months ago
3.30. It looks like Spassky is hunkering down for Fishers aggressive plays, and hopes to go piece for piece but win the end game with pawn advantage. 😊😊
@alecchase2176 1 year ago
It's crazy how long their openings are, mine are like half the amount of moves on average before shit starts popping off.
His Opponent Thought He Won... Then Bobby Fischer Did THIS!
The Bison Chess
425,541 views
On October 17, 1992, in round 21 at Sveti Stefan/Belgrade, Fischer faced Spassky’s Sicilian Defense (Taimanov–Szén). He built a slight edge before launching a flawless endgame sequence, exploiting zugzwang to secure a 67-move victory. A masterful display of technique and psychological dominance in their legendary rematch.