Bobby Goes Engine Mode | Fischer vs Ivkov | Palma de Mallorca Interzonal (1970)
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The 1970 Interzonal was held in Palma de Mallorca from November 9-December 12, and was the last Interzonal held as a one-section round robin. With the tournament swelling to 24 players and further expansion on the way, future changes were inevitable. The following players vied for six slots in the candidates matches to be held in 1971: William G Addison, Miroslav Filip, Robert James Fischer, Efim Geller, Svetozar Gligoric, Vlastimil Hort, Robert Huebner, Borislav Ivkov, Eleazar Jimenez Zerquera, Bent Larsen, Milan Matulovic, Henrique Mecking, Dragoljub Minic, Renato Naranja, Oscar Panno, Lev Polugaevsky, Lajos Portisch, Samuel Reshevsky, Jorge Alberto Rubinetti, Vasily Smyslov, Duncan Suttles, Mark Taimanov, Wolfgang Uhlmann, Tudev Ujtumen..
Ujtumen from Mongolia, about as outside as an outsider could get, actually held the lead by himself after round 3. However, reality and Robert J. Fischer set in, as the American quickly soared to a dominating position. The other contenders didn't worry about it too much; after all, you only had to finish in the top six to qualify for the Candidates, and there was even a seventh spot open for a reserve. So they played it safe, while Fischer kept working hard.
At the quarter pole following round 6, Fischer had 5.5 points and a 1.5 point lead on Geller, Gligoric, Larson, Panno, and Ujtumen. But then came a bad stretch: he managed to draw lost positions in round 7 and 8, but Larsen didn't let him off the hook in round 9. By now the lead had vanished, as Geller joined Fischer at the top with 6.5.
That led to the critical round 12 encounter between the leaders, Geller holding a half-point lead and playing the White pieces. Any normal grandmaster, when Geller offered an early draw, would have accepted to get an easy half-point closer to qualification. Fischer, hungry for a win after five rounds without one, refused.
Geller played inaccurately and lost a pawn, reaching a difficult rook ending. Eventually, a hallucination and a final mistake sealed his fate, and Fischer took the lead. The rest was a matter of technique: Fischer won two more in a row, took a couple of draws for a breather, then started his famous streak with full points in his last seven games.
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Robert James Fischer vs Borislav Ivkov
Palma de Mallorca Interzonal (1970), Palma de Mallorca ESP, rd 13, Nov-27
Spanish Game: Closed Variations. Smyslov Defense (C93)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. O-O Be7 6. Re1 b5 7. Bb3 d6 8. c3 O-O 9. h3 h6 10. d4 Re8 11. Be3 Bf8 12. Nbd2 Bb7 13. Qb1 Qb8 14. a3 Nd8 15. Bc2 c6 16. b4 Qc7 17. Bd3 Ne6 18. Qc2 Rac8 19. a4 Nd7 20. Qb3 Nf4 21. Bf4 ef4 22. c4 bc4 23. Bc4 d5 24. Bd3 Rb8 25. Qc3 Qb6 26. Reb1 Ba8 27. a5 Qa7 28. e5 Rb7 29. Qc6 Bb4 30. Qa6 Qb8 31. Bc2 Re6 32. Qd3 Nf8 33. Qf5 Ra6 34. Nb3 g6 35. Qf4 Bc3 36. Nc5 Ra5 37. Nb7 Ra1 38. Ra1 Ne6 39. Qf6 Ba1 40. Nd6 Qc7 41. Bg6 Qc1 42. Ne1 Qe1 43. Kh2 Ng5 44. Bf7
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You have not seen my games to know the worst bishop pair
Again*
@11 11 Bishop pair can never attack the same pawn man 😳
For my part, I saw the worst pair at The Vatican.
@@StephenDoty84 lmao
Hahahaha
Your dog seems to know more about chess than I do. At 5:00 your dog realizes the position is lost for Ivkov, especially against Fisher, so decides to leave.
hahhahahaha, he's seen enough :D
He's rated 2460
Who is rated 2460 @B
@@user-tn8ci6wg5k the doggo is a super gm not 2450 thank you very much
YES, a chess dog, a new breed.
That knight sacrifice at the end to literally just keep the queens on the board so he could mate was amazing!
I'm pretty sure in old times it's standard practice to sacrifice a horse to mate. Oh we're talking abojt chess....
Not amazing to Fischer.
Carlsen is absolutely right when he says Fischer makes it look so easy.I will never stop admiring his games,you can understand every move played,yet no one can replicate
yes, unlike Tal's chess, which is so complicated no one understands.
Yeah, those engine moves Fischer saw were too deep for me.
I caught a few of them, but not all of them.
@@honoriuc well Tal was known for crazy complicated positions that aimed to confuse his foes. I saw an agad video about a Tal game and its description was "Tal Takes His Opponent into a dark forest." Fischer was known for his clear and logical play. His moves are principled and do not deviate from normal chess unlike Tal's.
someone asked Carlson what chess master in history he wanted to play the most. His answer was Bobby Fischer.
"Your bishop is attacking your own pawn"
Almost choked on it lmao
lol!!
Hahaha
Photo challenge... Pawn sacrifice. Spider Man and saber tooth
Paramjeet Singh Dhillon damn it I wanted to say that
Paramjeet Singh Dhillon
Interesting game.
Looks more like Bobby Maguire and Boris Schreiber
Damn, I was going to say a shaved wyatt Erp and peter parker.
Finally I am no longer one of the people who are here to just enjoy the show lol.
Fischer was really a beast,,,, I love his moves
Me too!
Go get em! I'm still one of those people, and it's fun. Someday maybe I'll have a glance of the other side
How you manage to sucseed i try and try for years nothing better ever happend
I am still just enjoy the show
"There's an old saying .... what's the saying ...."
That's how old it is!
@@StephenDoty84 lmao 😂
Where did he said that?
Interestingly queen d8 is also checkmate in 4. But Fischer is not interested in this rather he plays bishop takes f8 which is checkmate in 3. EPIC 😂😂😂😂
24680086 Fischer goes savage mode*
If he had , Antonio would've said "Bobby played Queen to d8 and this comes with check. It was in this position on move 44 that Ivkov resigned the game. Why did he resign? Well, this move by Bobby produces a forced check mate in four. King has to move to g7 (only square available), then white plays Knight to f5 with check. The black king has to capture white's light square bishop on g6 (only move available) which is followed with Queen to f6 with check. The black King can move to h5, and white delivers a very nice checkmate by moving the g file pawn to g4. Or the King could move to h7 but this is met with Queen to g7 checkmate."
@@specialkalberta This actually sounds so much like Antonio
yes)) aahahha
"Fischer goes engine mode" ; Arrows everywhere
I love when he makes the best engine move 50 years later lol fisher the human engine 😂
There is still something magical about Bobby Fischer's greatest games. They are like fine works of art. One can revisit them over and over again and still thrill to their beauty. It's like Fischer's genius coming back to life again and again and again.
It’s his simplistic yet complex way of getting the absolute most scope out of every piece. He also led the matches so after move 3 the opponent is simply trying to make insane moves just not to be in a losing position. Bobby definitely saw the game differently and I believe is and why was the best player ever
@@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE very similar to capa and morphy, although Fischer takes it to the next level. certainly one of the greatest geniuses ever and a very courageous man who never backed down from his philosophy of chess and life.
I never ever write comments. I am making an exception because your channel is amazing. Educational, entertaining, laid back, well thought out. It is making me a better chess player as well as making me more and more engaged and interested in the chess culture. Thank you very much. You make the pandemic much more bearable. Keep up the great work.
Toby maguire as fischer and liev as spassky
Hatem Mostafa spiderman as fischer and sabretooth as spassky
Just chiming in to say: that dude who played wolverine’s brother should play Ivanchuk
i get absolutely zero things about this joke
everytime i watch these videos i look forward to hearing two things: "hello everyone " and "it was in this position resigned"
Hey, the DA could use that line on Harvey Weinstein in closing: "It was in this position, she resigned."
I for one love the feeling of "it is as of this position we've got a completely new game". Brings me hope, idk
Why not...'for all those who are enjoying the game' or 'so yeah'
When Bobby Fisher gives you a piece for free, you pay for it later at a much higher price.
@Rick Fakhre
Yep, that's the Fischer price.
lmao!!
He's the piece loan shark.
Watching so many of these videos by Agadmator I am learning chess history. When Antonio mentions the worse bishop pair in history in the game Kasparov versus Ivanchuk I know what he is referring to. That’s the video, “The only man Kasparov ever feared” 😄. This game with Bobby Fischer was brilliant. From the knight sacrifice at the end and Fischer choosing to finish the game in forced mate in 3 moves instead of 4, just for efficiency I am guessing lol. Fischer is my #2 favorite chess player after Tal.
What a beautiful move, ne1!
Yeah, it looks totally wrong at first, so the beginner would probably never consider it. Ivkov may not have anticipated it either. My guess is no.
@@StephenDoty84 This is the concept of deflection in chess-moving defender away from the scene of attack in order to checkmate.
No big mystery to this game. Black spends eight move retreating and then : "Tactics flow from a superior position."
we never stop learning. thank God. I remember years ago just getting passed, "to take is a mistake". but today still learning "the best move", its almost like the journey is better than the arrival.
Coming back to these old videos and seeing Medor is fun.
Fischer was a beast
wow powerful game, one of Fischer's finest games
Beautiful move toward the end to deflect the queen away from the square it could protect
Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat. Hope that motivates you. Have a nice day ahead 😊
isn't that from the art of war book?
@@thundernorse1098 yes!!
That book holds great teachings about chess, which is the most peaceful kind of war I know
Tactics win battles, strategies win wars.
"Offense wins games, defense wins championships."
A common NBA saying.
Don't know why, but everytime you mentioned your book of openings by Borislav Ivkov, I thought he was "Boris Lavivkov", heh
Great video as always!
Bobby plays like a magician, he deeply knows the pieces, amazing !
What do you mean by "magician"... what does that mean?
my favorite moment is always where you see if we can guess the move. I see you do this channel partially as chess media, but also as fantastic practice!
I was happy to guess the bishop sac
I actually got the move when he paused, I've never been more proud of myself
The picture was from the film Pawn Sacrifice, a biography on Bobby Fischer (played by Tobey Maguire), that I just watched tonight. The other man was Liev Schreiber who played Boris Spassky. Some of the chess details in the movie were subpar. Toward the end of the film the commentator says something like "Fischer decides not to go for his usual Sicilian," and in that game Fischer had the white pieces. smh
11:25 I FINALLY GOT A MOVE RIGHT. i don’t play chess but i’ve been watching these videos for some reason and i always get it wrong. today was the first time where i paused and got the move right. it’s not a big deal but i’m happy with my little accomplishment :)
I don't even play chess regularly and I still watch your videos more than anything else. Thank you for being an excellent agadmator
I love those actors, especially in this film "A Pawn Sacrifice" (I think it is the english name, but I'm not sure... The french name of this amazing film is "Le Prodige"). On the left, we have the actor incarning Boris Spassky, and on the right (Spider-man^^), playing Bobby Fischer's role. Furthermore, on the right, this is the moment in the film where Fischer blundered his Bishop in the first round of the 1972 World Chess Championship match against Spassky, in a completely equal position :)
You explain everything so well it’s amazing!
i love that knight sacrifice at 12.33, wish i could play a move like that some day :P
agadmator is a man of culture.
In the end of the video knight sacrifice was the main fun and I lough at it very much
May I take this opportunity to complement you on your excellent channel. To give you an idea: I stumbled upon this chamnel by accident a couple of months ago, I didn't follow chess or have any particular interest in it. But because of the quality commentary and compact format, chess has become something I follow from time to time. Again very well done. Moje komplimente !
Fischer...the greatest chess player of all time. A great post! Thank you very much...
Legend has it that, "E4, E5, Sorry bout that", is in every script.
Although I am old enough, I never had the opportunity to play Fischer (it would have had to have been in a simultaneous exhibition he might give). Despite that, I know exactly how such a game would go. Here it is with Fischer as White:
1. e4. Black resigns
Clearly, I was in a hopeless position!
If you're white, e5, C5, resigns
Deepmind AlphaZero would like to know your location - such analysis depth!
Then you would last as long as Panno against Fischer's 1.c4.
Play the kangaroo 🦘 opening
At least Bobby would laugh 😂
i learn alot from your videos. thank you for the work you put in.
Dog on sofa is so funny :D
maybe worth mentioning that in that 1st U-20 championship, the only other player that turned out as a top player later on was Bent Larsen; he only finished (shared) 4th place.
Watching your older videos are eye opening to see how much better your commentary has become within a year
I have to prepare for a presentation tomorrow and here I am again.
I'm all too familiar with that problem. Graduated from college last December here. Best of luck!
Same xD
I have an exam tomorrow I know how u feel
SLEEP LESS, MORE CHESS!
Best of luck to you
I love your videos man. You do such a good job.
Nice game, one of the best games of Bobby i hv ever seen.
Great video! I appreciate how you explain why a player resigns
Great vid as always :)
I think this is one of the best channels on youtube. The industry of chess owes you royalties. I hope you are able to leverage your value to the chess community and that you get your due!
I love these videos. I’m practising chess a little bit and these videos help. Thank you!
went back and liked all the videos I watched this week. sorry I'm late on that
I am learning so much from Agad's commentary and occasional chess tips. Increasing my vast knowledge!!
I prefer having my slight knowledge vastly increased. But okay I'll take it.
12:34 I am in love with this move
beautiful game, wow. perfectly placed pieces.
I'm very much a novice and this is my first video I've been able to find the move when you challenge the audience (:
Toby Maguire (Bobby Fischer) & Liev Schreiber (Boris Spassky) from the movie Pawn Sacrifice. It was one of my favorites :)
Nice Cobra profile pic
Another brilliant, brilliant game! Thank you! Engines moves followed by engine moves ... fantastic chess! What a heavy-weight bout!
Great, fantastic and immortal Bobby Fischer!!! Respect forever!!!
That was a sick sacrificial deflection. Wow!! Gotta remember this one.
Lovely game. Beautifully described
robs hearts of everyone
starting with "hello everyone"😘
"To take is a mistake!" -- Thank you for that golden nugget. Havn't played chess in almost 2 decades and your videos have me hooked again. When did they start the A1 instead of Queen Rook 1? I'm feeling old and I'm not that old.
I like the way you start each video. "Hello Everyone"
Great planning skill by Fischer. (Thks for game, as always).
7:25 Antonio with the cheeky wink 😉
that feeling when beeing here just to enjoy the show but finding the move as well.
Wow I never thought I would be able to see these moves. But I saw the bishop move today. I am definitely improving. Thanks agadmator
the picture is of the characters in the movie about Fischer. One on the right is Fisher, on the left Spassky, if i remember correctly.
“And at this moment he resigned the game”
I here this in every video of yours
😃 love your videos btw 🥰
he makes them all feel the feeling of a lost game... I like that :)
really impressive game, what an ingenius master
Wow, Fischer is so impressive !
What if I told you alpha zero actually learnt it's bishop play from Fischer
Woah, I guess.
Nonsense
Alphazero is only trained through playing against itself
@@teodorlamort3864 he was joking
@@nobaskikofane3637 To be fair it's difficult to tell, jokes are normally funny
Beautiful move by fischer that Knight to d1. WOW !!!
The Best game in this series so far
Well presented Mr Agadmator...but Honestly to say this Game is quite complex and difficult unless you are above 2200 fide rating .....Fischer's Calculations were stupendous .....
The day my father and I fought in his kitchen was a notable day. And any outcome was going to be empowering for both of us. If you really think about it. I haven't spent a whole lot of time with him lately. But when we do, not nearly enough gets said. He taught me some life lessons when I was young that turned out being 100% accurate at 40.
Bobby Fischer resembles my dad. And they share a sun sign.
The American Chess Congress was the official sponsor of the BOBBY FISCHER INT’L CHESS PARK proposed to be built in Santa Monica to honor the only American to have won the World Chess Championship. Bobby had an impressive career and for many is considered the greatest in chess. He began to study chess at the age of six and became a voracious student of the game. Fischer won the United States Chess Championship at the age of fourteen and at fifteen became the youngest Grandmaster at that time. In two consecutive years, he won the United States Chess Championship with a perfect score and has held the title eight times. In 1972, he captured the World Chess Championship with a decisive lead. In 1975, the Soviets and the International Chess Federation [FIDE] claimed the title on forfeiture in what is still a controversial issue and thus began the FIDE World Chess Championship. In 1992, Fischer emerged to play a rematch for the real title and won in good fashion. He died in 2008.
The chess tables at the foot of the pier in Santa Monica, California are known of internationally. It was the former site of the old Santa Monica Bay Chess Club. Bobby first played in Santa Monica during the Piatigorsky Cup [a strong international tournament] in 1966. When Fischer lived in Pasadena in the late eighties, he would delight many with his visits to the tables. For these reasons, the tables have been selected to honor a great American chess hero.
I'm addicted to these
very good
+sub
greetings from Minnesota, US
Some extra trivia on the side, along with chips and salsa.
Bold of agadmator to assume I have vast knowledge
This was my favorite one in the series so far!
This is the first game where I can really see how good Fischer is.
He won a theoretically drawn endgame in the previous match of this tournament,how is that not impressive?
indeed a beautiful game... wow Bobby was really a genius of chess...
Thank you 💐
I'm waiting for the "sorry about that"thing in each video in this series, and after that I release my breath.
Amusing final picture: Black's bishops in the corners, Black queen on e1, the Black knight overrun by 3 White pieces.
At 2:52 Agad relives the tension by winking at the camera. The sly divil.
Thank you for finishing the game and showing the variations cause that is important (at least for us average players) to see the pattern. To be fair, i would have captured back lol. 13:35
ps.: often when i got totaly winning positions like that, i miss a mate in 2, 3 or 4 and blunder the game, cause i´m an excellent blunderer.
Bishop Pair ^^ 10:37
Amazing play
Night to E8 in the end game would've been poetry
It Bobby Fisher and Boris Spakky..
It from the movie Pawn Sacrifice
man thats was an amazing game thank you for sharing
Love the photo challenge!
When you said: "But Fisher does not want checkmate in 4, he wants Checkmate in 3". I laughed alot because How Genious and how true! ...
Still, the way you said it ", Agadmator 😂
I don't know if RJ ever lost playing the Run Lopez with white. This was played before the dreaded Berlin defense came into fashion. From Nuevo Mexico , thank you for these wonderful show and tells.
As a 1500 rated player, I really appreciate all the principles and insights that you share throughout your videos. It's really like an intermediate chess course and I feel my eyes open and understanding of the game broaden through listening to these commentaries. Have you thought of creating an online course? I would be interested, as would a million other chess pro wannabes watching your channel. Million dollar idea. You're welcome.
I heard Magnus's course was not very popular bc he's not good at all at explaining anything. He can't teach, at all. It's obvious if you watch 5 minutes of any of his videos. And he's at a level somewhere up in the stratosphere where most people can not fathom.