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🏆 United States Championship 1966/67

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Robert Fischer won the US Championship for the eighth and last time. Fischer demanded that the next championship be enlarged by making it a double-round affair, or adding eight more players. When this was not done, Fischer refused to play in any more US Championships. Here he beat the field by two full points, the only undefeated player. ... [more]

Player: Bernard Zuckerman

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. Evans vs B Zuckerman 1-0261966United States Championship 1966/67B76 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack
2. B Zuckerman vs J Sherwin  1-0501966United States Championship 1966/67B33 Sicilian
3. A Bisguier vs B Zuckerman 1-0441966United States Championship 1966/67B50 Sicilian
4. B Zuckerman vs A Saidy  ½-½501966United States Championship 1966/67B05 Alekhine's Defense, Modern
5. R Byrne vs B Zuckerman 0-1541966United States Championship 1966/67B97 Sicilian, Najdorf
6. Fischer vs B Zuckerman 1-0361966United States Championship 1966/67B35 Sicilian, Accelerated Fianchetto, Modern Variation with Bc4
7. B Zuckerman vs W Addison  1-0381966United States Championship 1966/67C98 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Chigorin
8. Reshevsky vs B Zuckerman 1-0301966United States Championship 1966/67A05 Reti Opening
9. B Zuckerman vs Benko  ½-½431966United States Championship 1966/67B09 Pirc, Austrian Attack
10. Rossolimo vs B Zuckerman 1-0381966United States Championship 1966/67B23 Sicilian, Closed
11. B Zuckerman vs D Byrne  0-1471967United States Championship 1966/67B70 Sicilian, Dragon Variation
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Kibitzer's Corner
Nov-14-15  thegoodanarchist: Reshevsky was a surprising -2
Sep-12-17  The Kings Domain: (lol) Fischer the prima Donna.
Nov-28-18  RookFile: Reshevsky was experimenting with 1. e4. Naturally he could have scored better with more familiar weapons.
May-13-19  dkappe1: Fischer's games from this tournament, now annotated with Leela. https://lczero.libertymedia.io//201...
Nov-08-22  Ninas Husband: <RookFile> <Reshevsky was experimenting with 1. e4> ?!?!? The US championship is no time for experiments! You gotta dance with what brung you! Kasparov made the same mistake when he played Deep Blue.

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