Bobby Fischer's Game Of The Century: Every Move Explained For Chess Beginners

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Bobby Fischer's Game of the Century is considered one of the greatest chess games of all time. Watch as this 13-year-old future World Chess Champion, demolishes his opponent with amazing tactical blows!
Lessons:
* Don't waste moves in the opening. (Rd1, Bg5)
* Wasted opening moves must be punished with aggression. ...Na4!!
* Know your chess patterns. (smothered mate, windmill, forks, skewers, decoys, pins, etc.)
* When winning, don't rush.
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Комментарии : 48

@jasontolkien9829 4 года назад

I think you may be the best chess commentator on RU-vid, you did an awesome job with this video! Thanks so much for sharing!

@HarshadAphale 4 года назад

He's no 2 first is Daniel king

@Fortunalux 3 года назад

11:34 You got your wish! I'm watching this for the first time and when you showed the smothered mate I gasped audibly. You're explaining this beautifully and I really appreciate your work.

@lmxbazaar7313 2 года назад

SAME!

@bluesman273 Год назад

I just found you. I have watched A LOT of chess videos over the years and you are BY FAR the best and easiest chess content creator I have seen. Thank you so much for your detailed and calm explanations. No stupid yelling and idiotic facial expressions or extremely annoying sound effects..., just supreme chess teaching. Thanks again

@miguelangelfraumolina7547 4 года назад

Alexander Pope, pointed out: "errare humanum est, consulet et corriget sit sapiens". Therefore in a 3D board the game is developed with more realism. Thank you.

@dmcinnis23 3 года назад

This was wonderful. I’d never seen this match. Perfect commentating and pacing. Thank you!

@Daniel_0.0 7 месяцев назад

Absolutely love this, thank you

@mstargate12 3 месяца назад

Enjoyed your explanation. Thank you

@StopFear Год назад

Very good video. I recommend to Sam to make more videos where moves are narrated the way that does not require us to look on the screen but instead when we listen and make moves over the physical board.

@manhhungnguyen4749 3 года назад

Love your analysis. Slow and steady.

@animalknox 3 года назад

Just discovered your channel and yeah I see some of these moves for the first time, you're giving a brilliant explanation thank you very much !

@Teddyrobinson Год назад

Amazing video. Thanks so much!!

@RussPaladino 3 года назад

Amazing! Thank you for the breakdown. I appreciate that you explain all the move a little slower than others online for beginners like me.

@alekseyaldoshkin7395 29 дней назад

How could i do not see this game before? Fascinating stuff

@thevanderwild 3 года назад

Got my sub ! Great way of showing beginners like myself how big some plays are

@CraigPendlebury 4 года назад

Awesome analysis.

@karmad.twelve6613 Год назад

I am an absolute chess NOOB, and this helped me a lot with how good Bobby and other chess masters are/were. I don't even know how all of the pieces move, and yet, I found this insightful and informative! Thank you!

@modfather1964 Год назад

First time I've seen TGOTC and Smothered Mate... Absolutely Amazing ! Thanks for sharing...Liked and Subscribed...going now to practice mi moooves!! Respect from the UK.

@briancota4544 3 года назад

Wow. So cool! Thanks for putting this out there!

@mattm.5436 3 года назад

Yes just seeing that smothered mate for the first time last night right here and it was SO cool!

@imadsaddik 2 года назад

11:40 indeed, I have never seen this checkmate before

@scottbartlett4853 Год назад

11:28 I just saw this for the first time. Eloquence! Never studied the game but played many times. My go to was always forcing a knight attack decision. So effective in my limited experience.

@jluke6861 5 месяцев назад

Thank you.

@willcouch380 2 года назад

My first time seeing the smothered mate. It was truly beautiful.

@peterjamesfoote3964 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this in part because I was one of his multiple chess victims, tutees in Chicago in 72.

@xtreyreader 3 года назад

Amazing, thanks.

@starryodyssey Год назад

I am seeing the check mate for the first time and it astonishes me!

@StopFear Год назад

Hi Sam, what software do you use to make your video? I mean the screen on screen part.

@nirmalrana3538 3 года назад

Immediately Subscribed. I was searching for such a channel. Thanks, Just one suggestion. If you can avoid using the 3D view of the chessboard. only show 2D board plz

@kolakoala6702 Год назад

I really need to watch some my life.

@happybackchiropractic 3 года назад

Omg ... thank you SO much for better chess graphics... Christ!

@spacemanjr12 2 года назад

11:30 bro got boxed up

@schlimetv 3 года назад

This channel will be huge one day

@MVuke84 2 года назад

Something not mentioned....After the game was over, Fischer still had 10 of his 16 pieces 🤣

@boyax7825 3 года назад

more like this amazing games

@evalationx2649 2 года назад

I couldn't stop smiling after Bobby's trap was laid.

@aminadavg 8 месяцев назад

I read all the comments. Please do not change anything I like the videos exactly as is.

@Unknownlifters Год назад

Whats so good about chess? I just started playing cause its fun & helps spend time

@number94 4 года назад

Big fan of this channel but, personally, I cannot cope with the 3D board. I've tried.

@Y2k2adam 2 года назад

At 12 minutes why can’t queen take knight might be dumb but I’m confused

@TheRomanianWolf 2 года назад

The king is in check...

@kbeeps141 Год назад

Great videos but way too many ads. Including the ads at the beginning and end I had 5 ads (if I didn't skip any the total ad time would probably be longer than the video itself). Very disruptive to the flow of thought especially when you're calculating moves.

@KevAng039 3 года назад

Me pausing at 16:51- but there’s still gotta be a move to get out of this. After a minute of looking- oh…… he’s screwed lol. And that’s why my level of chess is I know how each piece can and can not move and nothing more than that.