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| Jan-09-10 | | M.D. Wilson: Kasparov? Fischer never even seriously attempted to play Karpov. |
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| Feb-16-10 | | The Famous Chess Cat: <birthtimes: Korchnoi deviated with 9. Nd2, as the main line here is 9. b4, which prevents Fischer's excellent reply, 9...c5. Also, 12. bxc5 bxc5 13. Qa4 f5 14. Nb3 Nf6 15. f3 a5 16. Be3 seems like a good queenside plan for White, e.g., see V Popov vs Fedorov, 2008> 9.Nd2 is not deviating from the book moves. It's covered in my book by Joe Gallagher "Starting Out: King's Indian Defense". Gallagher says white scores 58% in this line. So, it's definitely not deviating from the book. Also, 9.Ne1 is most common here, not b4. Though, b4 is the Bayonette Attack, and is also extremely popular. Cheers. |
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| Feb-17-10 | | RandomVisitor: After 24...Nh8, Rybka 3 yawns...
1: Viktor Korchnoi - Robert James Fischer, Herceg Novi blitz 1970
click for larger viewAnalysis by Rybka 3 :
<[-0.12] d=22 25.Rd3> Nf7 26.Nd2 Qxa5 27.Nf3 Bd7 28.Qb3 Qd8 29.Rd2 a5 30.Qa3 a4 31.Rdb2 Qc8 32.Bf1 Nh5 33.Be2 Ng3 34.Rb7 Nxe2+ 35.Nxe2 Bf6 00:45:42 535052kN |
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| Feb-17-10 | | RandomVisitor: ...above post continued...
<[-0.09] d=23 25.Nd2> Nf7 26.Qa4 Bd7 27.Qa2 Rg6 28.Rd3 Rb8 29.a6 Rxb1 30.Qxb1 Bc8 31.Qb5 Bf8 32.Kf1 Rg7 02:03:41 1561417kN |
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| Feb-17-10 | | RandomVisitor: ...continued... it seems that white can get some queenside counterplay after all by offering a pawn. <[+0.00] d=27 25.Nd2> Nf7 26.Qa4 Bd7 27.Qa3 Rg6 28.Rd3 Rb8 29.Rxb8 Qxb8 30.Nd1 Qd8 31.Rb3 Bc8 32.Nf2 Bf8 33.a6 Ng5 34.h4 Nf7 35.Nf3 h5 36.Rb8 11:54:00 9525017kN After 30.Nd1 in the above analysis we have a very unusual position: 
click for larger viewLook at how the white minor pieces huddle together, threatening activity on either wing of the board. |
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| Feb-18-10 | | RandomVisitor: See this link for final analysis of this position:
http://mysite.verizon.net/vzesz4a6/... |
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| Feb-20-10 | | tentsewang: Fischer's analysis and moves are so phenomenon that few could adopt such accuracy. By the way, Fischer's queen was meditating for the whole match so that when the time is ripe she would jump right down to the king and give it a mate. !! |
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| Apr-30-10 | | samsloan: Hand written notes by Fischer to this game hand been discovered. Does anybody here know about this? Sam Sloan |
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| Apr-30-10 | | TheFocus: <samsloan> <Hand written notes by Fischer to this game hand been discovered. Does anybody here know about this?> It is possible that collector David DeLucia may have them. I could check in his inventory of items at the back of his <Bobby Fischer Uncensored>. No guarantee though. Where did you hear of this? David does include several hand-written notes in that book to other games, but he did not print everything that he has. I was wondering if you provide me here with your e-mail address? I am doing a research project and you mentioned something on your website that I would be interested in. If not, is there another way I can reach you? |
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| Apr-30-10 | | fab4: After 28.Kh1 what's wrong with Rh6 ? |
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| Apr-30-10 | | thegoodanarchist: <M.D. Wilson: Kasparov? Fischer never even seriously attempted to play Karpov.> Nor anyone else but Spassky after 1972. And that only 20 years later! A pity for chess... |
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| May-01-10 | | Atking: And it's bitz I will be proud of myself if I could play like this in a normal time control! |
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| Jul-06-10 | | Damianx: he never played anyone M D he wasn,t hiding from anyone he stopped competing same as Kasparov has now |
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| Aug-12-10 | | RandomVisitor: What does Rybka 3 think of this famous position, after 24...Nh8 !? Does Black even have an advantage? [-0.07] d=29 25.Nd2 Nf7* 26.Qa4 Ng5 27.Rd3 Nxh3+ 28.gxh3 Bxh3 29.Rxh3** Rxh3 30.Bf3 a6 31.Qc6 Bf8 32.Kg2 Rh6 33.Qb6 Qd7 34.Qb7 Qxb7 35.Rxb7 Rg6+ 36.Kf1 Rg7 37.Rb6 h5 38.Bh4 Ng4 39.Ke2 Raa7 40.Na4 68:37:58 29102518kN *If 25...Qxa5 then a) [+0.00] d=28 26.Na4 Qd8 27.Ra3; b) [+0.00] d=26 26.Na4 Rg6;
c) [+0.00] d=25 26.Na4 Qc7 perhaps followed by 27.Ra3 Rb8 28.Rab3 Rxb3 29.Qxb3 Qd7 30.Qb8 where white gets counterplay for the pawn ** We have here a) +0.00/28 29.Rxh3 Rxh3 30.Bf3 a6 31.Qc6.
b) -0.17/23 29.Bf1 Rg6+ 30.Kh1 Bd7 is also possible. |
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Oct-12-10
 | | Phony Benoni: I take it the "Little Jack Horner" reference is from the famous "corner" move, <24...Nh8>. As for revenge, that's probably because Korchnoi was the only player to defeat Fischer in this double-round robin blitz tournament. |
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Oct-12-10
 | | An Englishman: Good Evening: Curious, isn't it, that Fischer never moved his Queen or Ra8? If a mere mortal such as myself attempted that, I would lose because of my lack of development. The grandmasters really are different from you and me. |
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| Oct-12-10 | | kevin86: The knight attack begins from the corner (hence,the pun). A rare inside Fischer's thinking process-a really good treat. |
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| Oct-12-10 | | kingfu: Yes, it is that VK and RJF were even in 10 games played. Viktor is prolific and has had a long and strong Chess career. RJF burned bright and faded away.
I remember a line from "Blade Runner", "The candle that burns twice as bright only burns half as long. And you have burned quite brightly, Roy." |
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| Oct-12-10 | | AnalyzeThis: One other difference is that Fischer became world champion and Korchnoi didn't. |
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| Oct-12-10 | | howlwolf: As a longtime player of the KID I would love to have seen Fisher go up against the Bayonet more frequently. (Like so many I would have been happy to see Bobby play any competitive chess after 1972.) Radjabov is my current inspiration and at this point I am following his occasional path to the Glek as a means of avoiding the Bayonet. |
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| Oct-12-10 | | Eduardo Bermudez: Fischer played this special chessgame only using his cerebellum !! |
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| Oct-12-10 | | drnooo: to Fischers credit, he insisted on long matches for the worlds championship. The first to win ten games with Karpov. Had he figured he could dispose of Karpov lightly, he would never have insisted on a ten game win match. That could have gone on for months. But it would have been a real test, and he knew he would be up against the entire soviet union this trip around, fully prepared for him. |
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| Oct-12-10 | | James Bowman: <Curious, isn't it, that Fischer never moved his Queen or Ra8? If a mere mortal such as myself attempted that, I would lose because of my lack of development.> Yet his Queen was very well develpoed and had no better square holding the center and attacking the flanks, very instructive. |
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| Dec-04-10 | | KingG: I think Korchnoi should have played 18.Ba3, preparing a knight sacrifice on c5, which would have at least given him some counter-play. |
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| Mar-31-12 | | Eduardo Bermudez: Classic Blitz Chess !!! |
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