Bobby Fischer is one of the greatest players of all time. He was famous for his merciless precision in all stages of the game. In this video I am going over four of his famous endgames played against some of the world's strongest players.
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Bobby Fischer was a chess genius, and probably the greatest player of all time. His play was inspiring and extremely precise. He knew how to deprive his opponents of any counter play and how to give them zero chance to survive.
His biggest trait was perhaps the simplicity with which he chose moves. He wouldn't complicate unnecessarily, nor would he play in a way that would make the result unpredictable. He played simple moves which gave him the best chances. Simple chess with absolutely no bias. The best move regardless the tournament situation or material advantage!
I have decided to go over some of Fischer's most famous endgames. I have chosen them subjectively, but there's no objectivity in beauty one may say.
The games I have covered are:
Robert James Fischer - Pal Benko, USA-ch (1959)
Robert James Fischer - Mikhail Tal, Curacao Candidates (1962)
Robert James Fischer - Mark Taimanov, 1971 Candidates
Svetozar Gligoric - Robert James Fischer, 1970 Olympiad
More will be coming in part 2!
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