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Dragoljub Janosevic vs Robert James Fischer
Skopje 1967  ·  Sicilian Defense: Najdorf. Amsterdam Variation (B93)  ·  1-0


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Kibitzer's Corner
Oct-07-03   ughaibu: Fischer had a strong preference for bishops over knights so in this game 7.Nf3 may have been the winning move from the psychological standpoint.
Oct-07-03   Benjamin Lau: Fischer's preference and stronger intuition for the bishops is why I've always wondered why he played the Nimzo Indian occasionally. His record is relatively bad with it.
Feb-25-05   aw1988: A powerful game.
Nov-16-06
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  ToTheDeath: It's amazing how much resistance Fischer puts up in losing positions.
Nov-16-06
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  Pawn and Two: In his book, "How To Beat Bobby Fischer", Edmar Mednis stated after Black's 36th move, <Clearly the "automatic" active 36...Re2 must be the right move. Fischer would be the first to know and realize it. He did not like that White could then force a draw with 37.Rc7 Ke8 38.Rc8+, etc>.

Mednis was of the opinion that the losing moment occurred at move 37. He believed Black would still have excellent drawing chances if he had played 37...Rf5.

Nov-17-06   RookFile: Yeah, there was another game, I think it was against Matulovich, where Fischer lost the exchange right out of the opening. So, Fischer defended tenaciously, and could have made a draw by 3 fold repetition - and spurned it! Later, the game ended up as a draw anyway.

Only Fischer.


Algebraic edition, 2008
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