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| Sep-19-06 | | technical draw: This is no ordinary amateur Fischer lost to. He later became a GM. |
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| Sep-19-06 | | whatthefat: <technical draw>
That's true, but he was only 17 here, and didn't even become an IM for another 10 years. |
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Dec-03-07
 | | Eggman: 7.dxe4 is the first move of White's that raised an eyebrow from me. A classic example of an open position with a lead in development. |
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| Dec-03-07 | | RookFile: Well, 12....Nxe4 was a remarkable move. |
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| Dec-03-07 | | HOTDOG: Garcia Palermo is now competing in the Italian Championship,today he lost against Caruana who has dominated the tournament with 8,5/10(still one game to be played) |
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Dec-10-08
 | | offramp: Having spent his whole career playing older players, Fischer in the early 70s had a bit of a crisis playing players younger than he. |
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| Dec-03-09 | | newzild: The photo shows the position after 10...Qb6. Fischer is about to play 11.h3. |
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| Mar-10-10 | | JG27Pyth: ressup:<What's wrong with 13. Bxe4.> five years later -- 13...Bh4+ with Qf2# on the way. |
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| Nov-30-10 | | estebansponton: Vamos Carlos!!!!!!! Es argentino, aunque también tiene chances de ser campeón de Italia |
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Jan-31-12
 | | Honza Cervenka: 12.hxg4(!) was not so easy decision to make. In fact, one must foresee 12...Nxg4 13. Nh3 Bh4+ 14. Kf1 Nf2 15. g3!! (the only winning move) with all its consequences as in all other lines black is at least equal, if not better. For example, 15.Nd5 loses for 15...Rxd5 as well as 15.Rh2 Bg3 16.Nd5 (16.Bxc6 is a bit better) 16...Rxd5! 17.exd5 Re8 etc. |
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| Mar-08-12 | | chvsanchez: This game was, in fact, played on 20th August 1970 in La Plata, Argentina. See http://ara.org.ar/chs/ajedrez/perla.... |
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| Dec-02-12 | | Eduardo Bermudez: In the year 1971, when Garcia Palermo won in simuls to Fischer, Bobby was already the world number one !! |
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| Feb-07-14 | | RedShield: Donaldson/Tangborn in <The Unknown Bobby Fischer> incorrectly place this game as <Cordoba, 1971>, confusing it with the simuls Fischer gave after the Petrosian match. |
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| Nov-19-16 | | clement41: Just wow! |
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| Jun-08-20 | | Albion 1959: Is it my imagination, but does this not look Tal ? |
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| Jul-02-22 | | Albion 1959: The Tal lookalike went onto become a Grand Master, so clearly he was no patzer and a good match for Fischer. As for this game, Fischer was doing okay up until move 12, when he played 12. Bxc6?? He should have simply captured the bishop on g4
12. hxg Rd4
13. Qb3 Rxe4+
14. Be2 Black lacks a satisfactory continuation and Fischer should be able to consolidate and win with the extra piece ?
The reason why Bxc6?? loses after Nxe4 is that black has a powerful threat of Qf2 mate. Fischer must have miscalculated that after
12. Bxc6?? Nxe4
13. Nxe4 Bh4+ or 13. Nxe4 Rd1+ Mate
Even a prospective World Champion can play a two move tactical sequence wrong !! But this was a simul. No doubt in a one v one over the board, Fischer would not have lost this game ? |
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Jul-02-22
 | | HeMateMe: he looks like Christopher from <The Sopranos>. Clearly a made man! |
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| Apr-20-24 | | technical draw: Everyone is saying that Garcia looks like someone. Ok, I'll add my two cents. He looks like magician David Copperfield. |
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Jun-11-24
| | offramp: He looks like Hedley Lamarr, the mayor of Rock Ridge. |
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| Jun-11-24 | | mrknightly: OK, I know the song. Not sure I see the relationship to the game. Anyone? |
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Jun-11-24
| | offramp: I believe that GM Fischer would go ghastly white when he lost a game. |
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Jun-11-24
 | | beatgiant: <mrknightly> "Palermo" starts with "Pale," the game is an exhibition like the crowded fandango scene in the song, and Fischer could not let his queen be, one of the 16 pieces who was "leaving for the coast" of Argentina. |
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| Jun-11-24 | | mrknightly: <offramp> <beatgiant> Thanks for your explanations. Still... |
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Jun-11-24
 | | OhioChessFan: Okay pun, a bit strained to get there, but a nice game is the payoff. Palermo won this beauty against Karpov:
C Garcia Palermo vs Karpov, 1982 |
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Jun-12-24
| | offramp: When he was about to lose, Karpov would go red, the opposite of Fischer. |
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