Fischer's 5 Best Chess Moves!

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Bobby Fischer, a name synonymous with chess genius, left a lasting legacy in the world of chess. His games are a treasure trove of brilliant moves and innovative strategies.

In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you the top 5 brilliant chess moves played by the legendary Bobby Fischer. These are from his games against some of the strongest chess players of the history including the former world champion Boris Spassky, Pal Benko, and Donald Byrne.

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00:00 Bobby Fischer's 5 Most Brilliant Chess Moves
00:05 Game-1: Fischer vs Benko
01:14 Fischer's unbelievable move!
02:19 Game-2: Spassky vs Fischer
05:23 Game-3: Letelier vs Fischer
06:10 Game-4: Fischer vs Myagmarsuren
07:56 Game-5: Byrne vs Fischer (game of the century)
09:45 Fischer's brilliant queen sacrifice!
10:35 Puzzle of the day: Fischer vs Panno

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[hakkai]

The puzzles solution is nf6+ kf7 qh7+ kf8 qg8#

[GMIgorSmirnov]

► Chapters

00:00 Bobby Fischer's 5 Most Brilliant Chess Moves
00:05 Game-1: Fischer vs Benko
01:14 Fischer's unbelievable move!
02:19 Game-2: Spassky vs Fischer
05:23 Game-3: Letelier vs Fischer
06:10 Game-4: Fischer vs Myagmarsuren
07:56 Game-5: Byrne vs Fischer (game of the century)
09:45 Fischer's brilliant queen sacrifice!
10:35 Puzzle of the day: Fischer vs Panno

[DanacChess]

Nf6+:

Nf6+ Qxf6 exf6 Kf7 (Practically forced as all other moves lead to Qg7#) Qg7+ Ke8 Qxg6+ picks up the knight with a winning endgame (Passed pawn on the 6th, Q vs N+B, blacks king is inactive and weak)

Nf6+ Kf7 Qh7+ Kf8 Qg8# is the alternative for black

[AkarshaHMDKawyaDineth]

I want a Video about How to Prepare for a Chess Game or High Level Chess Tournament please!

[jcjheme]

the #GreatBobbyFischer 👏🤩
amazingly Advance on his Time. Extra Ordinary Genius on The #GameOfChess.
Salute to #GMIgorSmirnov showing how GREAT Bobby Fischer is. 🎉

[Jim_Henderson]

In the beautiful finish against René Letelier Martner, declining the sacrifice doesn't save White either. If White tries to run with Kf2, then Ng4+ Kg2 Ne3+ Kf2 Nd4 wins the game.

Fischer was 17 years old in 1960 when the Letelier game took place. How strong was he at that point in his career?

[ezlsduc]

bishop windmilling with a knight, damn thats slick

[ronhux]

The lone knight checkmate is known as phildorfs legacy excuse the spelling

[JorgeMPaulino]

I was able to solved as well. Great video.

[joaovgarcia]

nf6+, kf7, qh7+ kf8, qg8#
or
nf6+, qxf6, exf6, kf7, qh7+, ke8, qxg6+ and its queen vs two minor pieces and a pawn close to promotion, should be winning for white

[Black-Jf]

Fischer can hold all of your pieces not to move,
He is an expert of creating an unescapable mouse trap..

[hypekingsupreme]

The brilliance of Fischer makes me wanna share tears, i wish i was born in his time just to be able to shake his hand and thank him for being so great

[GainerOP]

I caught myself do something when i saw your video. Thought id share. I was interested in the title of your video but kept scrolling in the first 2 seconds when you didn't have the first game set up on your chessboard. I felt like you were going to monologue and not get into the content quick enough when i saw this. Take this how you will.

[unclebob]

Kinda sounds like Fischer spoiled himself in life. He went crazy and ran his mouth to much.
But I still love his games.