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| Oct-08-14 | | mrandersson: How about 29 Nf5 i did a little look into that and its seems ok a line i hand in mind was Nf5 exf5 gxf5 Qd7 Bxd5. Maybe engines will give some ideas? |
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| Oct-10-14 | | jerseybob: mranderson: Your suggested 29.Nf5 may or may not work - I didn't bother to check - because Fischer's 29.Nh7 is obviously the best move, the logical followup to his 28th. Does 29.Nh7 seem faulty to you? |
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| Apr-30-15 | | ToTheDeath: Great game- the bishop on b5 was a spectator to the proceedings. Panno must have been kicking himself for not trading it for the knight when he had the chance. |
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Nov-16-15
 | | Nightsurfer: <The King's Indian Attack> is a very effective tool against the Sicilian Defence - just see the corresponding games Fischer vs Myagmarsuren, 1967 and A Skripchenko vs I Krush, 2004 - and against the French Defence, herewith one of many examples: the recent encounter R Gralla vs S Demel, 2015 (though the foregoing battle is a less sophisticated case than the other examples, of course!). |
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| Jul-25-16 | | andrea volponi: 26...Cf8!-Dg5 Dc7- Af1 Axf1- Rxf1 De7-Dc1 Dd8- h6 Cd7  |
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| Dec-06-16 | | clement41: Highly instructive Be4 sac! |
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| Dec-21-16 | | Saniyat24: A beautiful game...! |
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| Jan-16-17 | | Albion 1959: A masterful attack by Fischer that seems to come out of nowhere. The slow build up of pressure up to where the position erupts with 28.Be4!! Panno probably thought that all points of entry were covered and Fischer had no way to break through. Not even Rybka suggested Be4!! However, it suggestion of Nxh7 looks quite forceful:
28. Nxh7 Nxh7
29. hxg fxg
30. Qxg6+ Kh8
31. Qxe6 With pawns (passed for the knight, white has more than enough here, but Fischer wants more! And Be4! launches an attack where Panno could find no defence.
Move 28. Qe7, a more determined attempt to resist was Be8 to fortify the g6 square, but even this falls short.
28. Be4!! Be8
29. hxg hxg
30. Qxf8+ Kxf8
31. Nxe6+ Ke7
32. Nxd8 dxe
33. Nb7 The passed pawns on d4 and e5 must be decisive.
And finally, instead of 30. Nxh7, another forceful winning line is
29. Nf5!! exf
30. gxh gxh
31. Bxf5 Bd7
32. Bxh7+ Kh7
33. Nxf7+ Qxf7
34. Bg6+ Wins the queen;
I can't think of too many games where Fischer played attacks like this, for me he was primarily an aggressive positional player, who used tactics to win games: |
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Sep-26-17
 | | Penguincw: Video analysis of this game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkX.... |
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Nov-05-17
 | | An Englishman: Good Evening: And it all boils down to a single tempo. None of this happens if Black can play 27...Qf8. But White has the tempo and plays 27.Ng5, forcing 27...Nf8. With his own Knight out of the way, Fischer can then follow up with his famous Bishop move. |
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| Nov-05-17 | | Ratt Boy: Sucks that Fischer turned out to be such a nutcase, but hoo boy, was his chess beautiful. There are a few players whose games I like to see over and over again. Fischer is one, as are Tal, Morphy, and Alekhine. Bronstein, too. |
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| Nov-05-17 | | Ironmanth: Masterful! |
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| Nov-05-17 | | newzild: Once again, Fischer makes it look easy.
I play the King's Indian Attack with white, and I would have been concerned about 10...Qb6. It would be interesting to know what Fischer intended as a response. Superb calculation (or intuition) with the attack, as there are lots of possibilities after 28. Be4!! |
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| Nov-05-17 | | orbisignis89: gotta love 18.g4 |
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| Nov-06-17 | | The Kings Domain: Fine attacking game by Fischer. |
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| Nov-07-17 | | kevin86: Mate to follow. |
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| Nov-07-17 | | RookFile: I think after 10...Qb6 white plays 11. d5 Nd4 12. Nxd4 Bxd4 13. Be3 Bxe3 14. Rxe3. Some advantage to white. If 14....Qxb2 white keeps on developing with 15. Nc3. |
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| Mar-19-18 | | Justin796: It's easy when you are told that there is indeed a winning move, but my problem is making that move otb. |
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| Oct-30-18 | | pawnpro: Got to love Be4 |
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| Nov-11-18 | | bruno binks: bish to e4 move 28 for black ija baffley baffley. bobby wozza wowzers. |
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| Nov-11-18 | | The Kingfish: Starting with 18.g4 Fischer gradually increases the number of pieces on the king side that can participate in the attack. Key to upsetting the balance there seems to be the advantageous placement of the QN from c3 to g3 where it actually performs some useful duty and is poised to facilitate the attack. After 25.Qg5, White has six pieces on the king side versus just three from Black. The storm clouds gathered and then the thunder and lightning struck! |
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| Aug-03-19 | | Chesgambit: Pann halder |
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| Nov-24-19 | | The Kings Domain: Love how Fischer crowds his forces on black's kingside. Panno seemed to have been rattled by it. |
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| Dec-24-20 | | Justin796: But I heard Fischer's rating was equivalent to about 1950 in today's ELO given that Magnus and the like have outclassed the old timers in terms of theoretical knowledge. |
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May-10-21
 | | kingscrusher: It is amazing to think that these quiet Kings Indian Attack system games get into so many people's collections. Great game. |
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sac: 29.Nxh7