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Bobby Fischer’s Most Instructive Games of Chess 1970-1992
Learn From Bobby Fischer's Chess Genius: Learn Winning Plans, Openings, Middlegame, Strategy, Tactics and Endgames
Created byTryfon Gavriel
Last updated 4/2024
English
What you'll learn
- Be able to see the real Beth Harmon depicted in Netflix series Queen's Gambit - Beth was largely modelled on Bobby Fischer
- Be able to get more empathy for Fischer tactics and combinations
- Be able to leverage Fischer's opening repertoire with 1.e4
- Be able to put a "Fischer hat" on when those positions Fischer excelled at come in your own games
- Be able to see how Fischer took advantage of downsides of Opponent positions
- Be able to use the Kings Indian Attack system with White
- Be able to see a high number of Fischer wins - Note Tal wins reserved for another course on Tal :)
- Be able to see amazing resources uncovered by the latest engine technology such as Stockfish Neural Network
- Be able to pick up opening knowledge, middlegame tactics and strategy and endgame knowledge
- Be able to appreciate the Nd5 springboard in the Ruy Lopez which was mentioned in Netflix Queen's Gambit
- Be able to know more of Fischer's games beyond My 60 memorable games and the Fischer Spassky 1972 match
- Be able to see why many Fischer's opponents lost including Tal when they had Knight vs Fischer Bishop endgames
- Be able to understand more Bobby Fischer's chess openings and also his more surprising opening choices which helped make it more difficult to prepare
- Be able to see and appreciate the influence of Bobby Fischer's opening repertoire on Garry Kasparov with the Najdorf and King's Indian in particular
- Be able to see how Fischer took on successfully the Russians at chess and in the process beating Taimanov 6-0 and Petrosian 6.5-2.5 enroute to beating Spassky
- Be able to see how Fischer varied his repertoire with surprises such as the Alekhine's defence to 1.e4 and 1.b3 as White
- Be able to see and appreciate Fischer's fine wins in the so called "Match of the Century" - the 1972 World Chess Championship
- Be able to learn from the epic world record creating 20 wins in a row streak Bobby Fischer had starting from the last 7 games at Palma de Mallorca
- Be able to gain insight into the most astonishing and remarkable chess careers of all time with games played that were absolutely amazing and extraordinary
- Be able to see how Fischer crushed Mark Taimanov 6-0
- Be able to see how Fischer crushed Bent Larsen 6-0
- Be able to see how Fischer crushed Petrosian 6.5-2.5
- Be able to to see how in 1970 and 1971 Bobby Fischer "dominated his contemporaries to an extent never seen before or since"
- Be able to see even after 20 years of relative inactivity, the sheer brilliance of Fischer's play in the 1992 Fischer Spassky Match that impressed Karpov
- Be able to see what Kasparov refers to as a superiority over rivals not seen before in Chess History when Fischer crushed Taimanov 6-0 and Larsen 6-0
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Course content
16 sections • 116 lectures • 24h 15m total length
Requirements
- Knows the basic rules of chess and how the pieces move
Description
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the pivotal years of Bobby Fischer's chess career, from his landmark World Championship victory in 1972 to his dramatic return in 1992, with our course, 'Bobby Fischer's Most Instructive Games of Chess 1970-1992.' Guided by Kingscrusher, this course delves deep into the evolution of Fischer's chess mastery during these transformative years.
Discover the breadth of Fischer's opening repertoire, showcasing his dominant use of 1.e4, alongside surprising forays into 1.c4, and even 1.b3, enriching his strategic diversity with moves like the Alekhine's Defense. Explore Fischer's tactical warfare against various defenses, including his innovative strategies against the Sicilian Defense, Ruy Lopez, Caro-Kann, French Defense, and Pirc/Modern Defense, offering a comprehensive view of his approach as white.
Fischer's expertise wasn't limited to playing white; as black, his command over the Sicilian Najdorf significantly influenced chess legends like Garry Kasparov. Yet, Fischer's versatility shone through his adept use of the King's Indian Defense, Nimzo-Indian Defense, and Modern Benoni Defense, demonstrating his tactical agility and strategic depth.
Delve into Fischer's middle game, where his aggressive strategies often concluded matches within 30 moves, showcasing his exceptional tactical genius. His endgame prowess, especially in Bishop vs. Knight scenarios, offers invaluable lessons in transitioning to and dominating endgame play.
The course also highlights Fischer's unparalleled will to win, seen in his meticulous preparation and psychological strategies that align with Sun Tzu's Art of War principles. His legendary 'Match of the Century' against Spassky in 1972 serves as a prime example of Fischer's strategic genius, where his adaptability and innovative tactics were on full display.
Fischer's embodiment of the Art of War's maxim, 'putting oneself beyond defeat before going on the attack,' is vividly illustrated in his use of the King's Indian Defense, showcasing his strategic acumen in securing one flank before launching decisive attacks.
Through this course, experience the brilliance of Fischer's games, understanding his evolving style and the strategic innovations that challenged the Soviet chess hegemony. 'Bobby Fischer's Most Instructive Games of Chess 1970-1992' offers a deep dive into the mind of a chess legend, providing a rich source of learning and inspiration for chess enthusiasts eager to elevate their own game.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner to intermediate players