Did Fischer Blunder a Pawn, or Taimanov the Game? | (1971) | Game 5
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Mark Taimanov vs Robert James Fischer
Fischer - Taimanov Candidates Quarterfinal (1971), Vancouver CAN, rd 5, May-27
Gruenfeld Defense: General (D80)
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 d5 4. Bg5 Ne4 5. Bh4 Nc3 6. bc3 dc4 7. e3 Be6 8. Rb1 b6 9. Be2 Bh6 10. Nf3 c6 11. Ne5 Bg7 12. f4 Bd5 13. O-O Nd7 14. Nc4 O-O 15. a4 c5 16. Ne5 Ne5 17. de5 f6 18. Rb2 Be6 19. Rd2 Qc7 20. Bg4 Qc8 21. Bf3 Rb8 22. Qe2 Rd8 23. Rfd1 Rd2 24. Qd2 Qe8 25. ef6 ef6 26. Qd6 Rc8 27. a5 Bf8 28. Qd2 Be7 29. Bd5 Qf7 30. Be6 Qe6 31. Qd7 Kf7 32. Qa7 ba5 33. e4 Qc6 34. Rd7 Qe4 35. h3 a4 36. Bf2 Kf8 37. c4 a3 38. Qa3 Ra8 39. Qb2 Ke8 40. Qb5 Kf8 41. Rd1 Qf4 42. Bc5 Bc5 43. Qc5 Kg7 44. Rf1 Qe4 45. Qc7 Kh6 46. Rf6 Qd4 47. Rf2 Ra1
About five months after the Palma de Mallorca Interzonal (1970) qualifier was held, the first stage (the quarterfinals) of the Candidates matches was held in four cities in May 1971. In Vancouver, Canada there was a 10 game match between Mark Taimanov and Bobby Fischer, played May 16th - June 1st. Fischer sensationally won the match with a perfect score of 6-0, thereby proceeding to the Fischer - Larsen Candidates Semifinal (1971). After the event, Taimanov was reported to have said, "At least I still have my music." He wasn't being merely melodramatic: the consequences of this loss were to haunt him for years. In an interview with Joel Lautier, Taimanov later recounted:
"Until the match with Fischer in 1971, everything went smoothly in my chess career. This dramatic match changed my life into hell."
"As Fischer himself admitted at the time, the final score did not reflect the true balance of strength. The terrible feeling that I was playing against a machine which never made any mistake shattered my resistance. Fischer would never concede any weakening of his position, he was an incredibly tough defender. The third game proved to be the turning point of the match. After a pretty tactical sequence, I had managed to set my opponent serious problems. In a position that I considered to be winning, I could not find a way to break through his defenses. For every promising idea, I found an answer for Fischer, I engrossed myself in a very deep think which did not produce any positive result.
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When it’s ok to use f6:
1). Immediate win of significant material.
2). Strategic defense outweighs normal weakening of the king position.
3). You’re playing your kid brother or sister and letting them have a chance.
4). You’re creating a new type of tornado and the Fujita scale isn’t good enough at F 1-5.
5). You’re Bobby Fischer.
And against Ben Finegold
Never play f6, unless you are playing him
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujita_scale
So you can point out to Mom and Dad how educational Agadmator’s channel is.
James Jumper
Only f6 move I regularly use is in the advanced french
OMG AHAHAAH "the Fujita scale isn't good enough at F1-5" comedic gold
6). Just for the pure hell of it.
Feel free to pause video here and read all three books by Lisitsin.
Good luck :) Took me over a year :D
Eugene Sureev
Точно сказано, Евгений.
"For those of you who have done it, welcome back and enjoy a backlog of videos and for those of you who just want to enjoy the show.."
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Congratulations, you are an excellent reader of Lisitsin. You have improved your vast knowledge.
Your channel is one of my favourites Agad! Thanks man.
Seems to me that Fischer wears down his opponents with best defense. Even when his opponents are in winning positions they run out of energy trying to figure out how to break down Fischer's defenses.
He doesn't wear anyone down. He's deceased.
@@droceretik His great play lives on for eternity.
@@droceretik makes a ton of sense...except for one thing...
I don't know, his game of the century was all about attack.
Taimanov is such an amazing attacker, unfortunately for him Fischer is an even more amazing defender.
Yeah. Taimanov's style was an nice attacking game which is why he wanted Tal as a second for this match. Unfortunately, Botvinnik had other GMs in mind.
What a painful finish. I was physically cringing and I wasn’t even the one who made it.
What a blunder. It really felt like Taimanov had Fischer on his heels a bit during most of the match, only to choke it away.
As if you would do any better 🤣🤣
Taimanov: Is that pawn free?
Fischer: *I dare you!!*
Nice pfp. Nuwanda.
I already watched game 4 before clicking on this video so am I an excellent subscriber or not :c
Game gambit accepted.
lmao
so random so funny
You’re right, it’s not funny, but I’m worried about you bro. You seem hurt.
Amazing game - Taimanov seemed to already have early onset 'Fischer Fever', an actual phenomenon that occurred during Fischer's peak playing period from the mid 1960s into the early ’70s, when Grandmasters literally felt ill just having to play against him and would consequently blunder relatively simple positions.
Fischer against Geller flawed Master piece in 1967 Fischer played 17:exf7?? 17:24 Rook f6! wins easily! Fischer against Stein famous Bishop f 5! But earlier 26:Knight f7!! wins easily Fischer played 26:Knight f3?? Fischer vs Larsen game one in 1971 Fischer played Bishop f3?? Bishop d6! wins! Fischer vs Spassky in 1966 olympiad Fischer played Queen a6?? Rook e3! wins easily!!
Geller errors in 1967 flawed masterpiece Queen a5?? Knightxd4?? Bishop d7?? Bishop c6?? Rook ad8?? b4?? Spassky errors game one against Fischer in 1992 Knight h7? h5?? Knight e4?? f5?? Queen e8??? Crazy lunatic Yasser Seirawan claiming wrongly that Fischer was world record power and form in 1992! Fischer beat Spassky in 1992 10 wins 15 draws 5 losses scoring 58,33%! Spassky was 162nd world ranking and rated 2558! So we get Fischer rating 2616,78 in 1992! The highest tournament elo rating score is Fabiano Caruana 8,5/10 StLouis elo 3080! Karpov in Linares 1994 11/13 elo 3040! Lasker won the New York Tournament in 1924 beating world Best scoring 2875 rating at age 55! Fischer 2617,78 at age 49 vs Lasker 2875 at age 55
I swear to jesus half of the internet I have on my phone is spent on your videos
Capitalize His name you pleb.
christ, what's with all the fucking god lovers in here
@@chappo8100 he was just swearing?
@@thenumeroncode6921 it seems you’re the angry one.
Me too..
you've put the wrong link in the description, it's game 2. please correct it so i can be an excellent subscriber too
Fixed it. Thank you :)
Zsuzsanna Vas Hmph!
All six games were played almost flawlessly by both players. Fischer did say that every game against Taimanov was a struggle. I think he had an easier time with Larsen. Looking forward to those games.
Taimanov played really nice attacking games. I feel sorry for him that he lost the match like this
I started hitting the LIKE even as he starts because, screw it, I'm gonna hit it anyway. And this way I don't wake up in the middle of the night wondering if I forgot to hit the LIKE button.
I always knew the result of the match - 6:0. Therefore, always thought that Taimanov was so much weaker in that match. Now, after watching these games I can say that difference between them was rather small. Taimanov played in a good style, and result could be easily something like 3.5 - 2.5. It is funny to read comments about Fisher destroying Taimanov, especially in the games where Taimanov had initiative all the game and one blunder decided the outcome.
Absolutely true. It doesn't mean Fischer wasn't a great player, but he didn't destroy Taimanov. I'd say this match doesn't actually represent Fischer true skill tho...
Let's see Fischer didn't lose a game. Didn't draw a game. Won 6-0. Fischer ripped him up. Sure you could say if. And well you know had he..... Fischer still won 6-0. Against a very good player. So yes Fischer destroyed him. Whether Taimanov chocked away every game In the end it was still 6-0 in a tournament where the players were far from chopped liver so to speak. Fischer simply streamed rolled right through to winning the title. Losing 3 total games where one of those loses he didn't show up. So you could say Fischer lose 2 total games while winning a world championship against some of the great players of the time.
The way he talks it’s so entertaining and helpful, whenever I watch some of these videos, I end up doing good in my next few chess games
This beautiful game is like a birthday present to me, as today I'm turning 50, I really enjoyed this game! But it was in some sense a tragedy for Mark Taimanov, a world class player, being crushed by an ever greater genius...
I watched these games at the time. I also replayed them with the annotations in magazines at the time. I did not fully appreciate how well Taimanov played and how he really blundered to hand Fischer the staggering scoreline. I cannot wait for the similar treatment of the Larsen games as I suspect he also did better than I had thought at the time. Excellent series.
Just came back from a 2 week holiday to Romania, beautiful country. But what is even better is that I now have missed 2 weeks of chess videos that I can binge watch this evening.
Love the content man! Can’t get enough of these videos. I’ve learned chess from your analysis on these matches and now I’m completely obsessed! Can’t thank you enough so keep it up!
Watched Game number 4 back when the video was released; is this a trait of an excellent subscriber?
Upvote this if you are an excellent subscriber!
You're an excellemt and considerate host for those of us who don't even play but enjoy the intellectual strategies.
The magic of BF. The pressure he applied buckled the best.
Maybe it's my ignorance but this Taimanov fellow, despite the apparent ease with which Fischer dispatched him, was a brilliant player and seemed to push Fischer to a higher level of play.
I was 44 years old when I learned there was an Agadmator vid that I haven't watched yet.
Thanks so much for indirectly helping me improve in my chess games along with making funny remarks regarding chess. I will always remember d3 d2 d-stroy.
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Recently started playing chess on a very casual level and I've found your videos very interesting and entertaining :) Many thanks!
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Hi! I'm here to let you know that you've made me interested in chess so much that i've learned and played the game, so i can finally understand your videos, which I was watching before i was even playing chess. Great content and great job you're doing here :) (Sorry for bad grammar) Greetings from Poland ;)
i love when you parody your way of talking. "You are an excellent subscriber... for those of you who just want to enjoy the show.."
The description written in Game number 4's video as to how this entire match affected Mark Taimanov was really interesting. He literally said that RJ Fischer is a machine. Also felt a little sad as to how the Soviets treated him after this match.
I particularly enjoyed this one. Thanks :)
I am fond of your Title Selection for the Video! 🤩
absolute masterpiece.. thanka i find all the position you ask!
Excellent analysis...... thx for video
@Agadmator - the link to game 4 is actually a link to Game 2 in the recent series. Can you edit?
Fixed it. Thanks :)
@@agadmator If you could add ''game 4'' in the title of the game 4 game, it would make it easier to find.
For those of you who managed to pause the video, congratulations, you are excellent video pausers
I love this whole video.. I cant find link 2 but hope I'm still an excellent subscriber.
Even more unimaginable, is that the game was adjourned. And 3 russian grand masters, did not expect that fischer would give up a free pawn. So when he did, Taimanov took it. And Bobby Fischer said ''I'm sorry''. And crushed him immediately.
Waiting for new video everyday like I wait for holidays! :-)
I like when you say that one of the sides is getting destroyed and then highlight 10 different threats :D
Great vid, and great question in your title Agad!
Watching Antonio's videos has improve my game tremendously! Players that used to beat me easily don't any more. Here's a game I'm kind of proud of, against an opponent whom I'd only beaten once out of maybe 2 dozen games:
I played the White pieces:
1. e4..........e5
2. Nf3.........Nc6
3. Bb5........Bc5
4. c3..........d6
5. d4..........exd4
6. cxd4.......Bb4+
7. Nc3........a6
8. Ba4........Bg4
9. 0-0.........Bxc3
10.bxc3......b5
11. Bb3......Nf6
12. Qd3......0-0
13. Re1......Na5
14. Bg5......h6
15. Bh4......Nxb3
16. axb3.....g5
17. Nxg5.....hxg5
18. Bxg5
Keeping his Knight pinned.
18..............Kg7
19. Qg3
Threatens his bishop; if I play Bxf6+, his Bishop will be lost so...
19..............Bh5
20. e5........dxe5
21. dxe5.....Resigns
He can't avoid mate without losing his Queen.
nicely done :) also a good game one can use to practice their visualization^^
I couldn't have done it without Antonio's excellent videos!
You are great! And I like also your lovely dog in background!
8:10 well I had the wrong reason but I had the right move. Sometimes move just look right
I also thought it was nice because it opens up a very nice file if the queen is able to make her way to the sixth rank and It could come with a check
ooooooh! been too long since ive watched one of your videos... cant believe how much your channel has grown!
going to my fist chess tournament in over a year exactly 1 month from now, anyone got opening suggestions ? the competition is roughly 1700- 2000 rated
Gg.nice video please post more 20min videos it is very educational and no one will mind 30min video of mikhail tal
I had seen the previous game before but re watched it to reinforce my vast knowledge
Finally,Hello to you agad!
Just getting into chess again, these guys play like aliens. e4 is fantastic!
“... Taimanov thought he got a free pawn...” nothing is free with Fischer :D
enjoying the game
8:57 when black captures with Bxf6, white can deliver checkmate with Qf8#.
Agadmator literally says that at 9:02
From a marketing's professional point of view.... this is Your UA-cam's best title. Instead of the final point of a match (like You usually share) You shared a bit of mystery. If 2-3 months down the line this video will have more views than others uploaded in July/August/September then my point will have been made.
Hi Agadmator, what's the name of the author of the book you mentioned? I can't seem to find it on Amazon. Thank you for the wonderful game analysis 🙏.
Awesome Video und a Great beard :D Keep it!
Congratulations, you are an excellent subscriber
you should cover Mamedyarov vs Karjakin game from St louis blitz event
it was a beauty
Im 70 and I've started to pick the game up again and I felt giddy because I found that move. I was only a low A player in my hay day 40 years ago. Im now teaching a 9 year old grandson and some neighbor boys too. It seems to be helping my dementia. Who'd a thunk it ? Haha
What was the book that was suggested at 7:50? I know the title is "strategy and tactics" but I didn't catch the author.
I came here to improve my vast knowledge.
Congratulations : I am an excellent knower of knowledge.
Hell yeah I'm an excellent subscriber!
Literally the definition of a poison ☠️ pawn!
WOW! Great game!
Have you shown any games that feature the “hippopotamus defense” with the black pieces?
Would you mind sharing the name of the strategy and tactics author you mentioned for those of us americans who can't quite understand names?
Lizitsin ?
wtf this title x) best pub ever
What if at the end, the move that made Taimanov resign, after Queen to d4 check and then Rook to f2 blocking, instead of Rook a1 check, Rook to f8 attacking the pinned peice? Doesn't that work as well or am I missing something?
Can someone please spell the name of the author for the trilogy of strategy and tactics.
Lisitsin
Unbelievable !
Would’ve been cool for Fischer to slide his king to f8 early on since it seems like the safest square to me.
hi.. so sorry i'm coming here so late.. but thanx for the great analysis of this incredible history... i'm searching you on twich but i cannot find you.. is your nickname the same? :)
hey, you made me curious about the book you mentioned, but I have yet to find a book named "strategy and tactics" by Gregory - can you please write or link a way for more information regarding it? thanks in advace
Haven't found it either. Any success?
one of the best game i saw
For some reason that pawn on d7 in the picture is bugging me.
hi agadmator ,im 1950 rated in lichess..i quit played chess for 4months ,now i forget all openings ..is it normal !!?
Damn, I caught it immediately. Rook lost after check. I’m shocked a GM could ever fall for that
That losing move is a beginner mistake.
General Question for all chess players:
I'm fairy good at classical chess, I will sometimes make a few inaccuracies but nothing major. But when it comes to rapid or blitz chess I just fall apart and blunder every other move, any advice on how I can improve under time pressure? Or it it just down to practice?
GJ_Jenko It mainly comes down to practice for me. You'll eventually play enough games to memorise some opening lines (or you can learn them) which will allow for you to spend a bit more time during critical moves. This is just me though and others might be different.
GJ_Jenko same here
Hammer away at stockfish with random openings. you'll get crushed 80 straight games then hold it off for 20 moves then get crushed.
An English word that might be useful for you is "troublesome." I thought you'd use it at one point, when you couldn't find the word to explain that one player would have a problem if something happened. "This position is troublesome for black," for example. Thanks for the game coverage, very enjoyable.
You make such slight verbal errors,
I notice them, but they don't matter because I know what you meant.
All in all you go through very intense games within minutes, showing many different variations.
It's impressive, I'm obviously no great but I do solve your puzzles alot .
Intuitively without pausing the video. I just react..
That being said, has improved my game 10 fold.. I don't pause, I just go with my gut..
Thank you for everything you do
Hi, in begining of the game, when black captures the pown on C4, would it be good for white to play queen to A4?
Yeah
i love ur vids
Unimaginable.....I went over the game with the help of stockfish and in my opinion, Fischer was slightly outplayed, only to have Taimanov make a 1400 level blunder...Psychology....he was mentally drained keeping up with Fischer and faltered...As I have always said, Chess is a game of mistakes especially below 2300 and even in Grandmaster games..
@Agadmator at 7:52 , what's the Author name?
Whoohoo! I am a excellent subscriber! xD
Congratulations you're an excellent subscriber. Loled :)
A tough loss after such a great game.
Where can I get this strategy and tactics books you mentioned? I searched online but could not find them. Maybe I didn't get the author name right.
Bit late...lisitsyn strategy of chess
My god, fisher is unbelievable, insane.
Anyone got the name of the author of the book ( Strategy and Tactics ) that was mentioned in the video?
am i missing something why would you take the bishop at 8:57 instead of just checkmate straight away with the queen?
it's black to move
I have a drinking game. Every time you say "the" I have to take a shot of vodka.
You are an excellent subscriber 😂😂
"Fischer is not one to blunder pawns... He's been known to blunder a piece... but yeah, very rarely a pawn"
Just got my lunch of a bowl of noodles with chicken ready to eat and came to see if there's a nice chess video to enjoy it to. Was not disappointed.
areeb96431 agadmator's videos never disappoint :)