Julio Salas Romo vs Robert James Fischer (1959)

Julio Salas Romo vs Robert James Fischer
Santiago (1959) · King's Indian Defense: Saemisch Variation (E80) · 0-1

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Feb-11-06		patzer2: Early in his career, Fischer demonstrates excellent technique in handling the Black side of the King's Indian and in winning this instructive Rook and Pawn ending.

Feb-11-06		RookFile: White could have safely resigned after 51.... Rh3, and probably sooner.

Jul-17-09		technical draw: Fischer learned a lot from Capablanca.

Jul-18-09		drukenknight: Like how to hide away from international chess for 20 years?

Jan-27-11		ycpl: White actually looked pretty good on the move 18

Feb-18-12		screwdriver: Unfortunately for white, there aren't any rules that say a decision has to be made after move 18. Fischer demonstrates good knowledge of the Lucena position.

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