'I played terribly' - Petrosian vs Fischer Game 6 - Adjourned Game | Candidates 1971
Vložit
- čas přidán 22. 11. 2019
- Grandmaster Daniel King examines a game between Fischer and Petrosian from the Candidates 1971. Support on Patreon: ► / powerplaychess
►Support via PayPal ($): www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr...
►Support via PayPal (€): www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr...
►Support via PayPal (£): www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr...
✔ SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/powerplaysubscription
👕 MERCH:
teespring.com/stores/power-pl...
www.redbubble.com/people/Dani...
📺 BOBBY FISCHER: bit.ly/rjbobbyfischer
📺 BOBBY FISCHER BLITZ bit.ly/fischerblitz
📺 CARLSEN: bit.ly/wcmagnuscarlsen
📺 WOMEN CHESS: bit.ly/womenchess
📺 ALPHAZERO: bit.ly/alphazerostockfish
📺 CHESS CLASSICS bit.ly/chessclassics
📺 TOP 10 2018: bit.ly/TOP10GAMES2018
📺 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2018: bit.ly/worldchess2018
📺 FABIANO CARUANA: bit.ly/fabcaruana
📺 SPASSKY bit.ly/borisspassky
📺 TAL bit.ly/mikhailtal
📺 KORCHNOI bit.ly/viktorkorchnoi
📺 CHESS CLASSICS bit.ly/chessclassics
📺 BRILLIANCY: bit.ly/brilliancychess
📺 TOP10 2017: bit.ly/top10chess2017
🎥 NEW: bit.ly/newchessvideos
💿 Power Play DVDs: bit.ly/chessbasedvds
►Facebook: bit.ly/danielkingfacebook
►Twitter: / danielkingchess
#powerplaychess #bobbyfischer - Sport
If you like my videos do *subscribe* bit.ly/powerplaysubscription and do checkout the *supporting* *options* through Patreon: bit.ly/patreondanielking or through *PayPal* (links in the description)
What did Bobby say about the adjourned position? I could only read the first line of ur CB note.
Also he mentions some American tv show featuring Fischer's interview about this game, but I can't understand the name of the show. It's on youtube.
sorry to be off topic but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow lost my password. I love any tricks you can give me!
@Payton Clyde instablaster :)
@Lucian Kendrick thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and im in the hacking process atm.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Spectacular game, excellent, exceptional commentary GM King! Thanks a million!
Najdorf's comment on the adjourned position: "It's as difficult for white to draw as it is for black to win."
One of GM King's best vids, IMHO. Thanks!!
This was a pivotal game after which Tigran couldn't recover and quickly lost the match. I recall the famous song of Vladimir Visotsky (The Soviet most popular poet) where he clearly stated that Soviets were really scared of Fischer after he beat the "iron Tigran".
Incredibly difficult endgame to understand, even less play! The analysis is also a masterpiece! Thanks GM.
Sammy Reshevsky's opinion of Bobby Fisher's play was that he was strong in the opening and the middlegame, and in the endgame "good enough." This looks better than just good enough.
David Blue perhaps he meant good enough for world champion!
Fischer is a top 7 best endgame player of all time. Karpov, capablanca, smyslov, lasker, magnus, kramnik...... Got to have have fischer there.
I can't comment on his career as a whole, but during the final stage of the Candidates, so this Petrosian match here and the two infamous 6-0 6-0 against Taimanov and Larsen, he just dominated in the endgame
Frankly, I think that says more about Reshevsky than Fischer.
What an incredible game! Thank you for this series Daniel.
Two excellent vids, Herr Koenig. I often marvel at this game. Very few people would entertain the R + B ending as harbouring any serious winning chances. But Fischer wiggled his king into Petrosian's camp.
He was ahead of his time in his appreciation of the superiority of B Vs N. In the 70s it shifted to 3.17 over 3. I think he saw it as 3.2. Gormally, when commenting on Fischer ́s espousal of a line in the Two Knight ́s Defence where white withdraws his knight to h3, permitting Bxh3, also thought it illustrative of his being ahead of his time. But Bobby worked alone, and spoke of how dispirited he became by computer analysis of openings. He could ONLY have manifested then.
Apropos the lines after the (UN)sealed f4, please consider my ending vs Haik from Paris 1983. At first I thought I was lucky. Stockfish14 thinks not.
Thanks Dan, that was a quick turn around
Ohh my Godfathers... that Endgame was so good. So incredibly tense. A true 'Battle of Wills'. These games, this journey, really is the stuff of Chess Legend...
“An Endgame Masterpiece “. Moreover, famous quote by Fischer: I enjoy breaking a man’s ago. When we go home after the end of a game, each one knows who is better” he mentioned it about Petrosian. When after a medical off from Petrosian, Fischer sat before the chess board waiting for Petrosian to come. He said, when Petrosian was approaching to the chess board I didn’t see his usual confidence!!! I am not sure this happened after which game but they didn’t like each other.As GM King said: Fischer’s effect”! Thank you GM king for nice commentary as usual 👍
Fischer was into chess totally and didn't seem to care about making friends with anyone he played against at least not after he was a grown-up. Although I was surprised to read that once he visited Tal when Tal was ill, I'd guess because he respected Tal for beating him?
Strange personality anyway.
jackkrm I agree. He had strange personality but we are talking about his chess talent and his performance. Almost any genius has weird personality to some extent. Fischer had respect for Spassky as well. His comment on Spassky’s games are on CZcams. He said: I have no problem with Spassky but I have problem with Russians. I feel his power. He is the best among them”. In a video which GM Daniel King mentioned on CZcams he blamed Russians ganging against him when he was 13-14. Botvinnik and Petrosian both talked and wrote bad about Fischer so did Fischer back to them.To some extend Fischer was right. They attacked him when he was just a teen. Fischer and Petrosian had even scores against each other till before this match. Petrosian and Kasparov had even scores against each other!!! Actually, Fischer’s performance in his path to championship was extraordinary
I don't know why but this was your best video
That horrible feeling when you return to the hotel minus a pawn...
You also have a backbreaking WC game 6 with Carlsen versus Nepo 2022. And Alekhine versus Euwe WC 1937.
Daniel, Nice analysis.
Agree, here's the best game, very impressive
In fact the Dick Cavett show ran all the way to 2007, and the man is still active at 83.
He is an excellent interviewer. The show with David Bowie in the 70s was great.
Haven't seen that one. But I’ve seen quite a few others. Alfred Hitchcock, Richard Burton, Orson Welles, Kirk Douglas (who had grown a beard at the time) Katherine Hepburn, Bob Hope, Janis Joplin, John Lennon, George Harrison etc.
But as good as he was, he often would thoughtlessly begin to make a very corny remark and then notice it and fade out and quickly make a more intelligent one instead. He was famous for getting anyone he wanted on the show, but he never managed to interview Cary Grant, because Grant refused, saying “people would only find out how dumb I am”.
@@skakdosmerThere are three or more with Paul Simon.
Great.
No question that Fischer had reached a 'whole nother level' when he played in these candidate matches, beyond the "60 Memorable Games" level. If this happened today, the Russians might be demanding body checks to see if Fischer was cheating with a computer!
Could you imagine adjourned games these days?
You'd have a position and then go back to a bank of computers and play every known move for 50 ply
The time of the adjournment had its charm, all the aficionados of chess supposed on the blow put under envelope .
Right, that's just why this particular form of torture is no longer the standard, and maybe it's a change for the better.
And now... for the rest of the story!
Where is game 7? Can we please get back to the Fischer series.
Patience. Good things come to those that wait.
Thats the moment Fischer won the worId championship in reaI, when he beat Tigran Petrosjan. It must have shocked the russians incI. Spasski to the bone
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
42, f4!! would have saved the game. My point is that after 42.f4 gf4 43.g5 fg5 44.Nf3 Ra6 45.Ra6 Ka6 46.Ng5 Ba5 White doesn´t take on h7 but returns to f3 to make a fortress: 47.Nf3! Bc7 48.h3! and I don´t see how Black can invade White´s position. If Black´s king tries to invade through the queenside, White just places his knight on d2 and his king on c2. It looks like a dead draw to me.
Please stay with the action, Mr King, Tata Steel has been going on, while you do classics. Those are for when there are no tournaments, I.e. the most of the time.
Espen, this week I was recording a new DVD at the ChessBase studios in Hamburg and there simply wasn't time to do anything for the channel. We are very proud of the consistency of our output, not just in terms of quality, but quantity too. However, every now and again I need a little break, either for other work or simply to take a holiday. I hope that in a couple of months you might enjoy the results of the recording this week :)
Link to the interview with Fisher: czcams.com/video/zIE3CFNpZ5Y/video.html
R u still in contact with maurice ashley