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Fischer's Victim - The Prelude | Fischer vs Taimanov | 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 Mark Taimanov
Palma de Mallorca Interzonal (1970), Palma de Mallorca ESP, rd 19, Dec-06
Sicilian Defense: Paulsen Variation. Modern Line (B44)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 cd4 4. Nd4 e6 5. Nb5 d6 6. c4 a6 7. N5c3 Nf6 8. Be2 Be7 9. O-O O-O 10. Na3 b6 11. Be3 Bd7 12. Rc1 Qb8 13. f3 Ra7 14. Nc2 Rd8 15. Qe1 Be8 16. Qf2 Rb7 17. a4 a5 18. Nd4 Nd4 19. Bd4 Nd7 20. Qg3 Bf6 21. Bf6 Nf6 22. Rfd1 e5 23. Qh4 h6 24. Rd2 Nd7 25. Bd1 Nc5 26. f4 ef4 27. Qf4 Ne6 28. Qg3 Qc7 29. Nd5 Qc5 30. Kh1 Bc6 31. Rc3 Ng5 32. Bc2 Bd5 33. Rd5 Qc7 34. e5 de5 35. Qe5 Rdb8 36. Bf5 Qe5 37. Re5 g6 38. h4 Nh7 39. Bg4 Nf6 40. Bf3 Rd7 41. Rb5 Rd4 42. c5 Rh4 43. Kg1 Rb4 44. Rb4 ab4 45. Rc4 bc5 46. Rc5 Kg7 47. a5 Re8 48. Rc1 Re5 49. Ra1 Re7 50. Kf2 Ne8 51. a6 Ra7 52. Ke3 Nc7 53. Bb7 Ne6 54. Ra5 Kf6 55. Kd3 Ke7 56. Kc4 Kd6 57. Rd5 Kc7 58. Kb5
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Комментарии : 223

@ianson3 6 лет назад

"But, as it often is in chess, things happen." Another excellent agadmatorism.

@vincenzbill9155 6 лет назад

"As it often is in chess... things happen" - agad 2018

@sameetkhadka8438 6 лет назад

Reading for exam tomorrow at midnight But you cant just miss bobby fischers game

@amansharma0916 6 лет назад

Sameet Khadka Bobby* 😂😂

@sameetkhadka8438 6 лет назад

Aman Sharma oh my god this is embarrasing

@suryanshsomani7916 6 лет назад

Sameet Khadka same here

@rohanp 5 лет назад

Studies get more interesting after a nice chess game. 👍

@BigChunk4530 Год назад

Can we take a moment to appreciate how far Fischer and Tal and all the other great master of the past including Morphy have developed chess so much...Their brilliance can not be given enough merit...Just consider the fact that these players had 0 access to engines...and some grandmasters today are not even close to the strength of our forefathers in chess...Thank you for all your sacrifices over the years :)

@vivek_yt 6 лет назад

Tal and Petrosian having a good time.

@evi9740 6 лет назад

Dev Sarkar Very good, very good!

@chitramaridi 4 года назад

@@evi9740 r u on drugs?

@StephenDoty84 4 года назад

A cigarette is a good sign of Tal.

@phi-y6s 6 лет назад

Taimanov playing the Taimanov, what a surprise

@siddharthjain8526 6 лет назад

This is my favourite of the series ..what a brilliant game to learn ..

@jeremyli9212 6 лет назад

9:08 very astute observation things do happen

@vivek_yt 6 лет назад

Agad, be careful the ghost of Tal is staring at you and smiling.

@rupamsharma7457 6 лет назад

Dev Sarkar He too knows, that Tal's ghost loves him

@lwazinkoe3886 6 лет назад

Rupam Sharma true. He promotes his games.

@coolliechtenstein9090 6 лет назад

Much love from Romania 😊

@ryczardpetroo2458 6 лет назад

Complex game, even for 1245+ players

@manigopal92 6 лет назад

Ryczard Petroo 🙄🤣

@j.prt.979 6 лет назад

Dr. MG M I think he’s some kind of troll; he has posted this exact comment on multiple videos.

@Daniel-tm9fg 6 лет назад

I saw this comment a couple of times, and it's funny every time

@MrSupernova111 6 лет назад

LOL

@buzzbbird 5 лет назад

YOur channel is my favorite. Fischer had a way of destroying people who never competed by keeping them from competing. In my case, I analyzed my own chess and found that I was able to process some 12 to 13 moves ahead. But I read that Fischer claimed to think some 15-16 moves in advance. I decided that there was never going to be a place for me in competitive chess, based solely upon his claim. Later he admitted that this was a public bluff and that he really thought 12-14 moves ahead. After suffering two near-death head injuries, I cannot see more than 4-5 moves ahead, so I don't play much anymore. That is about me, but I love your commentary and analysis. Of course, Fischer became nearly insane due to his playing chess when he was not playing chess. I wish the US Government would not have been involved and it makes me wonder how long he could have remained on top as reigning champion.

@aadithyasrinivasan2560 6 лет назад

"Fischer's Victim" - Everyone who Fischer plays is his victim!

@MultiFirefox23 4 года назад

But I guess the only guy whose life was ruined due to him being defeated by Bobby Fischer was Mark Taimanov.

@fcknugget1654 6 лет назад

Love this Fischer-series man, good work!

@backyard282 6 лет назад

I just can't believe how fast this channel has grown - I remember when you were 10k like it's yesterday. Congratulations!

@MrHatetheplayer 6 лет назад

"it's a past pawn, not a fast pawn." genius. probably not and original quote but perfectly timed during a well flowing commentary. as an intermediate player with an understanding of the fundamentals i found your analysis a real breath of fresh air; i could only imagine what Fischer was thinking leading up to the forced exchange!

@Maxfr8 6 лет назад

That was a very enjoyable game.

@gmoney113 6 лет назад

Love your videos man. Learned so much since I started watching them. Rating has skyrocketed!

@gheffz 6 лет назад

Fantastic game, thank you!

@Mihau_desu 4 года назад

I watch it year later and it actually is a saturday evening.

@blossomamah741 Год назад

I’m finally happy to get a photo challenge, that is Mikhail Tal and Tigran Petrosan

@jamesnasium4035 4 года назад

Nice old game that I could actually follow. The more recent engine-driven games have me baffled.

@LJLMETAL 6 лет назад

Great game! I saw the Kb5 move

@joncheskin 4 года назад

Fischer knows how to balance mobility vs material very well, it seems better than everyone else. Taimanov just got flat out beat.

@markhernandez4904 4 года назад

10:13 “it’s a passed pawn not a fast pawn.” Lmaooo

@TalEl59 4 года назад

I like "it's a passed pawn, not a fast pawn!"

@mirnicht6183 6 лет назад

Intressting how Aga comments: "You really dont want to push pe5 here and Taimanov does it a couple of moves later.

@sonofsun1320 3 года назад

he did explain thoroughly why tho

@poppyonline4034 4 месяца назад

I love you and this great match! I love when they get their kings out to battle!’

@markthemovieman 6 лет назад

Many thanks for all your hard work.

@tripolarmisfit 6 лет назад

Mikhail "The Magician from Latvia" Tal and Tigran "The Tiger" Petrosian.

@mr.barnes2630 6 лет назад

Brock Landers It's actually "The Magician from Riga" and "The Iron Tiger".

@elyssium_ 6 лет назад

Magician from Riga/Pirate of Latvia *

@siddharthjain8526 6 лет назад

We have reached round 19..time flies

@dark_magician_sdy 2 года назад

Nice win!

@aadithyasrinivasan2560 6 лет назад

The picture is of Tal and Petrosian!

@richardfeynman5560 6 лет назад

Again, Fischer shows no tactical firework like Tal, but surprisingly subtle positional play...

@2199SPUDMAN 5 лет назад

That's precisely why he was so dangerous a player. He could beat you in all three phases of a game, and he didn't care which. He certainly could match Tal in terms of tactical ability. In fact, Fischer's attacks were far less speculative than Tal's and were very deeply calculated. If Tal sacked a knight on you, there was good chance it was unsound. If Fischer sacked a piece on you, you were pretty much dead meat.

@northshores7319 3 года назад

I bet when all the Soviet GM's saw this game they gave up hope that Spassky would beat Fischer as it was a prime example of perfect positional play with both pawns and pieces just like Capablanca in his prime. It was because of this type of play that Tal told his fellow GM's that on no account can you allow Fischer even the slightest advantage.

@larrylindgren9484 3 года назад

That's easier said than done. Fischer had a way to always force you to play your pieces the way he wanted you to play them. He also seemed in every match win the first 2 games. You were now forced to get wins in games that were best for you to play for a draw. Fischer then wins a few of these games as you are playing your position wrong not playing for a draw. Fischer then stream rolled you. Just like he did on his way to the title. Hand any world champion like Spassky a 2-0 lead you had already lost the match. He'd just draw you 20+ games in a row. Not only did Fischer win he won going away. That's what made Fischer so scary to play. You never had him when he was in is prime so to speak. He forced you to play to his strengths not yours. Then it was good luck. He stream rolled you.

@bleach4038 6 лет назад

the game in the description is different from the game played in the video, as you can see it is a d4 opening, which bobby fischer rarely plays :)

@Bloodman42 6 лет назад

I like the empesizement of the *P* ast Pawn :D

@zogzog1063 6 лет назад

Great game

@synapix5229 6 лет назад

first time i know a photo challenge: one is tal and the other one yet again no clue😅

@egayabiera7000 6 лет назад

Love from Philippines. I love ur channel btw i like ur advice "activity above all" thx agad..

@tapiotuloisela9545 6 лет назад

2:29 my boy o'kelly mentioned :D

@kevinjp8544 6 лет назад

6:45 black bishop captures a4, allows black knight to capture e4?

@amank1390 6 лет назад

Hi Agadmator, Many congrats you are getting more and more popular in India, i have been following you since last few months and your videos are amazing to watch and very helpful to learn as well. This would be my maiden comment on your channel and i will be looking fw for more. I am new to chess world and in learning stage. It would be grate if you can suggest some tips for better learning or if there is any book i can refer to start learing for same? Thanks in advance, Good luck !!

@karuheine1152 4 года назад

I laughed so much as he said it is a passed pawn, not a "fast" pawn. :D 10:10

@stuna210 6 лет назад

1:45 match starts

@sufyanshafiq5140 6 лет назад

Hey agad love your vids .... and u are more than right when u say“always put a rook behind a passed pawn” Today i lost an important game bcoz i didn’t do this

@marin4311 6 лет назад

I like when you tips while commenting the game...

@arimanno74 6 лет назад

Here i miss what if rook capture bishop immediately before the resign. Pawn take rook and king take pawn. It is a rook vs a knigth, kost but not so bad...

@ravirawat6856 6 лет назад

What a nice positional game by Fischer

@drunkbobo 4 года назад

New to studying chess... Question: At 10:20, would white king to f2 work to protect from the black rook moving to e1?

@jackiesingleton2351 5 лет назад

Photo Challenge; A picture of Tal & the rarest of the rare, a picture of Petrosian where he is not posing and smiling from ear to ear, A thing thought not to exist! P

@gheffz 6 лет назад

Tal and Petrosian (yes, it was an easy one ... you are right! ... first one of your photo challengers I could instantly recognise!)

@AGermanMan 6 лет назад

Bobby was such a bad ass !!!!

@rickharold7884 3 года назад

Cool.

@bezzlebedeviled4756 5 лет назад

7:20 -- While either position is rated 0.00 by the engine, Qc7 is an inaccuracy in my opinion as opposed ti Qc8 to control the white diagonal and deny it to Fischer's white bishop after his e-pawn is resolved. 7:36 -- Ne6 is the better move. 8:09 -- Rc7 is better than Rd7 (d7 is a white square, abd c7 keeps an eye on Fischer's c-pawn); the engine has been rating play dead even until now. 8:46 -- Rd4 is actually the engine's preference here (although White is already +1.2ish due to the inferior Rc7 on the previous turn). 9:23 -- The rook trade isn't immediately forced, as Fischer could have played c6 or Rb3, and the engine prefers either.

@jampubharadwaj9374 3 года назад

First stop trusting the engine. This is a practical game. If Qc8, it's easy to see this line: Rxd6 Rxd6 Qxd6 Rd7 Qxb6 Nxe4. Yes, this line seems good for black. But, you have to analyze what happens after h4 before Rxd6. What compensation would black have for the d6 pawn. A lot of effort to be driven into a complicated variation which the engine calls "equal", but in practicality, you are playing a pawn down and looks worse to play after h4 Ne6 Rxd6 Rxd6 Qxd6(I am sure you will find a line with something that involves h4 Ne6 Rxd6 Nd4 Bd3 Rxd6 Qxd6 Rd7, but I don't know even if that is a good play for black) and I don't see sufficient compensation for the pawn as a human. Secondly, analyzing the game with the engine in terms of numbers such as 0.0 or 1.2 is pointless. If stockfish was analyzing alphazero moves, stockfish would keep saying it's better or equal in terms of numbers until alpha proves it can win every game from a 0.0 or -1.2. The most important thing in chess analysis is understanding time and space. Whoever can manipulate these qualities with much more freedom with their pieces would always have an advantage whether it is humans or machines. And no engine that we possess still understands it that well as alpha proved.

@sujaykherdekar7541 6 лет назад

Iron Tiger & The Pirate with his cigar

@dipikanath5330 6 лет назад

Love from India:)

@princesoni9200 Год назад

this is heavy stuff :p

@omprakashsamantroy 6 лет назад

Hello sir.. Not sure if this is the right time to speak... But trust me.. Your analysis is the best one.. I have improved a lots of moves in chess.. I used to play with my friend and always he used to beaten me like trash.. I am the biggest fan of Magnus carlsen..due to suggestions i got your video in youtube.. I keep started you analysis and implementing in my game There was a funny part.. You uploaded a video with Magnus carlsen app in 26 years where you have beaten him I was searching who is that guy??? After some days.. I saw your youtube channel name the same video. And it's same Then I thought the MASTER which I am learning and who has beaten Magnus carlsen in app.. Both are same.. Holy shit... But keep your hark work... It's always my first preferences when I saw you video and follow you A LOTS OF LOVE FROM INDIA ❤️❤️❤️❤️ and yes which contributes a bit from you 40%Indian family(as you mentioned on a video) about the ratio. Again thank you very much 🙏🙏

@editbalazs349 6 лет назад

I love Fischer's games!

@mr.alboss2856 6 лет назад

I love this

@NITESHADOWshouske 6 лет назад

At the end of the analysis when you placed the knight on d5... can you simply just take the knight with the rook?

@anirbansarkar6027 6 лет назад

magician and the iron tiger

@nathanalbright 6 лет назад

"For those of you spending the Saturday night at home..." :(

@amitbharati8941 6 лет назад

Tal the attacker and Petrosian the defender.

@Drutagami 6 лет назад

Much love from Nepal. ❤❤

@jdfromparis6230 6 лет назад

Wow, that's so cool. Hello from Paris!

@Drutagami 6 лет назад

Hello ❤❤

@vijaychauhan9876 6 лет назад

DrutaGami Official bro any ... fide tournament in nepal ... during september ....

@Drutagami 6 лет назад

vijay chauhan kaile hunxa ra kaha?

@vijaychauhan9876 6 лет назад

DrutaGami Official sorry bro ... i M from india ... so i knew little nepali ... plz translate ... it in english ...

@drfredostein4410 2 года назад

Tal and Petrosian

@heroricspiritfreinen38 6 лет назад

Love from Wano ♥️♥️♥️

@vishalchavda3663 6 лет назад

Tal and Petrosian.... And what a style and smile that Tal Has.... Really/.... Stylish person... may be he is wearing his sacrifice style on his own body and he is enjoying....

@luwangth999 6 лет назад

What a game..

@groussac 6 лет назад

Wikipedia notes that in his personal life "Taimanov married four times. He remarried late in life, and became the father of twins at the age of 78." Twins at 78! How many chess players do that? Here are Lyubov Bruk and Mark Taimanov playing a Rachmaninoff suite. Lyubov Bruk was his first wife. Four wives, but not at one time. The guy was not a quitter, but he wasn't a fool either. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_fda-h65ueI.html

@StephenDoty84 4 года назад

1:39 I'd be psyched out to sit across from Fischer at the board there. Wouldn't you? I imagine he intimidated players. I recall a soviet GM advised another Soviet GM before he played Fischer when Bobby was young. He warned him that when you plan an attack of Fischer's king, don't hope for a blunder or do it if there's only one way out, because Bobby will find it and counter attack. It has to be airtight.

@user-ky1sk7kr6t 4 года назад

Taimanov does look stressed out on the photo, actually. Not only by Fisher but also by the pressure the Soviets put on him if he were to lose. He didn't stand any chance of winning.

@larrylindgren9484 3 года назад

@@user-ky1sk7kr6t It' sad what Russia does to people who in their minds embarrasses Mother Russia. Not only do you have the pressure of playing someone (Fischer) who might be the greatest chess player in history. You have pressure that if you lose you could vanish from the earth. Now that's pressure.

@user-ky1sk7kr6t 3 года назад

@@larrylindgren9484 yeah.

@denisablotiia3491 6 лет назад

simply beast

@amirjalol793 6 лет назад

Hello Antonio I would really like to see the Fischer-Spassky games from 1972 in Iceland Reykjavik #suggestion

@FloydMaxwell 6 лет назад

splendid.

@bernardfinucane2061 6 лет назад

Beautiful rook trap

@sarthaksharma1783 6 лет назад

The Magician and The Iron Tiger

@zavitar4847 6 лет назад

Winning a huge tournament without Registration/ Tal and Petrosian

@aram9167 6 лет назад

The game notation in the description is wrong, might wanna change it... shhh...

@monoranjansaha1721 6 лет назад

Mikhail Tal and tigran Petrosian

@yuvibitter 6 лет назад

Couldn't Taimanov just push his own pawns? You've shown how it's losing if he moves the knight, but what happens if he just starts pushing his kingside pawns instead?

@NITESHADOWshouske 6 лет назад

Tal and Petrosion