Children with Candy | Spassky vs Fischer | (1972) | Game 13
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Boris Spassky vs Robert James Fischer
"Fischer King" (game of the day Nov-01-2008)
Fischer - Spassky World Championship Match (1972), Reykjavik ISL, rd 13, Aug-10
Alekhine Defense: Modern. Alburt Variation (B04)
1. e4 Nf6 2. e5 Nd5 3. d4 d6 4. Nf3 g6 5. Bc4 Nb6 6. Bb3 Bg7 7. Nbd2 O-O 8. h3 a5 9. a4 de5 10. de5 Na6 11. O-O Nc5 12. Qe2 Qe8 13. Ne4 Nba4 14. Ba4 Na4 15. Re1 Nb6 16. Bd2 a4 17. Bg5 h6 18. Bh4 Bf5 19. g4 Be6 20. Nd4 Bc4 21. Qd2 Qd7 22. Rad1 Rfe8 23. f4 Bd5 24. Nc5 Qc8 25. Qc3 e6 26. Kh2 Nd7 27. Nd3 c5 28. Nb5 Qc6 29. Nd6 Qd6 30. ed6 Bc3 31. bc3 f6 32. g5 hg5 33. fg5 f5 34. Bg3 Kf7 35. Ne5 Ne5 36. Be5 b5 37. Rf1 Rh8 38. Bf6 a3 39. Rf4 a2 40. c4 Bc4 41. d7 Bd5 42. Kg3 Ra3 43. c3 Rha8 44. Rh4 e5 45. Rh7 Ke6 46. Re7 Kd6 47. Re5 Rc3 48. Kf2 Rc2 49. Ke1 Kd7 50. Red5 Kc6 51. Rd6 Kb7 52. Rd7 Ka6 53. R7d2 Rd2 54. Kd2 b4 55. h4 Kb5 56. h5 c4 57. Ra1 gh5 58. g6 h4 59. g7 h3 60. Be7 Rg8 61. Bf8 h2 62. Kc2 Kc6 63. Rd1 b3 64. Kc3 h1Q 65. Rh1 Kd5 66. Kb2 f4 67. Rd1 Ke4 68. Rc1 Kd3 69. Rd1 Ke2 70. Rc1 f3 71. Bc5 Rg7 72. Rc4 Rd7 73. Re4 Kf1 74. Bd4 f2
The name Bobby Fischer, at least to Americans, is synonymous with chess. A prodigy in the 50s, a world class player in the 60s, the 70s saw Fischer at his pinnacle. He earned the right to challenge Boris Spassky in a title run without comparison, defeating Mark Taimanov and Bent Larsen with perfect scores of 6-0, and ex-champion Petrosian 6½-2½. Now the stage was set, and the only thing standing between Fischer and Spassky was Fischer himself.
The match was mired in political overtones, during the height of the Cold War. The Soviet chess system had a monopoly on the title since 1948, and the expectations on Spassky were enormous. While Fischer studied chess virtually in seclusion, Spassky had the full resources of the USSR. Victor Baturinsky, head of Soviet Chess Sports Committee, said: "Basically, the Soviet leadership and the powers that be in sport, were interested in just one issue: how to stop Fischer from becoming World Champion.
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This seriously is the most epic match ever. Fischer promoting to a queen, a pawn sacrifice, to get a shot at winning the match because Spassky was so low on time. And him play the end game so excellently after all that home prep.... This is amazing amazing chess. Knowing the history leading up to it too! Thank you Antonio. You're such a fucking awesome commentator, and your hard work and passion for these matches is really inspirational.
There never was a queen promo though
@FP: There most certainly was a queen promotion.
Cut out the swear words.. They are not valid in public and sets a bad example for young people ....l
Moronvideos1940 I apologize but I always cuss, even when I love something and compliment. Even when I ducking apologize I cuss. Lol welcome to the internet.
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While Fischer dashed for his car, Spassky remained glued to his seat. A sympathetic Lothar Schmid came over, and the two shifted the pieces about with Boris demonstrating his careless mistakes. The two were left wondering how Bobby could have squeezed a win from a position which a night of competent analysis by a renowned Soviet team had showed to be a guaranteed draw.
I love supplementary details like this, which give stories a nice flavor, thanks for sharing!
Don't go read the article... too many spoilers!
This was 46 years ago! I'm pretty sure most of the people watching already know the result of the entire match, I'm watching because I love the detailed commentary and *V A S T K N O W L E D G E*
Wikipedia
The reason he squeezed a win was because of not finding c4 taking with Tempo
Botvinik called this game “Fischer’s greatest creative achievment.”
@Oissev Onos No problem, stay safe.
Chief arbiter Lothar Schmid must have aged 10 years over the course of this match. Give this man a medal.
At least 10 :)
He could take it. He lived until 2013 (aged 85).
One of the most amazing games I've ever seen
Agadmator’s favorite opening is “Hello everyone!”
An excellent opening.
Agadmator's Gambit.
and it was at this move that I resigned
My plan was too resign the game😂😂😂
The “Hello everyone!” opening is a cheat code
This game teaches us how to play chess...that piece sacrifice to avoid draw ..and then again a pawn sacrifice to activate king ..pure end. Game class
It teaches you how to play chess. You are not our spokesperson.
@@droceretik STFU!
@@droceretik 😂😂😂
This was Fischer's best game in the world championship, better than symphony of placid beauty (game 6). Spassky could not believe that he had lost the game. Audiences thought they were shaking hand as game was drawn. Whole Soviet team analyzed adjourned game entire night and a draw was guaranteed by them. This really shows Fischer's superiority over chess players of that era.
Before that they actually thought the handshake was a Bobby resignation I believe. I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure they were positive Bobby “blundered” away the Game.
The thing that's so fascinating about this world championship is that Spassky was an absolute unit, dominating the game, and then comes Fisher and makes him shiver in his boots with a level of play never seen before.
I wonder Mountain Everest would have been best venue for Fisher to play this match. No audience can reach there and camera will not work in -40 degree temperature.
ha ha, legit made me laugh.
How did Sir Edmund Hillary take images on the summit of Mount Everest?
He'd complain that it's freezing, then they'd take it down to base camp and he'd complain about too many people and too much noise. Remember it has to suit what Fischer wants, fuck everyone else.
Thanks for the free laugh :D :D
It was at this moment, spassky resigned the game.
Why did he resign the game ?
Well, it's pretty difficult to continue the game with your right hand frozen to your king, it's not ideal in a game of this magnitude
This is the prettiest endgame I have ever seen. Thanks.
This was (for me) the best game of the match. It was the longest, most complicated and difficult game of the match. Fischer strained every sinew and took this ending to it's limits, which was typical of his style. Neither player played it with the accuracy that the position demanded - how could anyone ? This type of ending would blow a fuse, even with the strongest chess program:
its*
Fischer is the GOAT... No engine to learn from back in those days. tge amount if mental energy to figure this outvis amazing.
Here Fischer actually has 5 passed pawns so that's... that's really a lot.
Fischer getting 5 passed pawns is like an anime character whipping out a rocket launcher that fires a ridiculous volley that closes in on the hapless victim from every direction at once.
There is no defence.
@@SolemnHeretic except 80% of the time the enemy in the anime will be seen as completely fine after the smoke clears.
I remember this game well. I watched the PBS feed with Shelby Lyman giving analysis, and the next morning played through all of the moves published in the Minneapolis Tribune about three or four times, and I waited with bated breath for the sealed move to be revealed ... Great analysis, as always; I now understand better what was going on. Five passed pawns! Amazing.
I love how this match has become so intense since the last three games
Before video: 24min video wtf that's alot of time
After video: I wish it was a much longer
Damn, what a game!
I love the introductions and all the interesting facts you give before the actual game.
Fischer was a special guy indeed, both in and out of the game.
Fischer's requests were always astonishing: no cameras; move the audience back, no candies for the children; make me Icelandic citizen and so on and so forth.
Cool emoji but don't think that it will stay in one peace against medo!
"Medo is eyeing this vulnerable emoji on couch-5..."
landochabod7 Antonio played Emoji to attic 3. And it was in this position that Medo resigned the game as there is nothing to do here.
im enjoying all the background information about fischers requests and complaints.
Pretty much every time... "Spassky has a different idea" .... results in a passive move ...
It was like he was playing not to lose. I guess he could have drawn to a win after Fisher handed him 2 games. It sure seems that's what he was trying to do most games. Fisher just countered a beat him instead. Not letting him play for draws.
Today is my birthday and i feel like by watching i get my birthday gift , so thanks agadmator for doing great job.
What an incredible game from Fischer. The man was so ahead of his time.
I can finally comment :
'Today is my birthday, give me some love random chess players I'm so lonely'
I got you bro.
Happy Birthday:)
Happy birthday federick
Feliz cumpleños mi amigo de ajedrez!
Try to figure things out and kill what's holding you back.
Fischer is the real G.O.A.T. He casually played the top engine's move without access to any engine at that time
Favorite game of the series so far! A true thriller !
I love the titles you give these videos. They're both funny and appropriate to the game played. These game titles show a lot of imagination.
its amazing how magical 64 squares can achieve …
Not to mention the pieces on the squares.
Nobody thought of giving headphones to Fischer?
yeah he only lets American bald eagle feather ear muffs to touch his face.
bobby lives forever
One of the most exciting games ever played.
Black (Fischer) on move 8... a7-a5!
One of the most amazing moves I have seen. I would have never have figured out what Fischer had in mind until I saw his next 4 moves.
Fischer was a a pawn grabber pr. nature. Spassky could win with e6 in the continues!
This Fischer fellow is quite good.
What a joy seeing these games analyzed again. I never tire playing over these games! Truly an historic event never to be duplicated again in chess, except in boxing with the Ali/Foreman fight with similar psychological consequences! Thank you, Antonio! Your channel is by far the best.
Thank you for your vast knowledge Agadmator !
That game was even better than game 6!!! Amazing !!!
this is the greatest game
Love this series on this match you are doing and also love how respectful you are regarding context and the passage of time. Yes you take into account "engine" evaluations now but you are not a slave to them , as I've seen on other blogs like this. Respects! And this is some game!
Fascinating game! Never seen such an imbalanced position in an endgame at the highest level. Say what you want about Fischer himself but his games are a joy to witness.
What an amazing end game! Absolute delight, thanks agadmator!
This was tremendously disappointing for BS. He had momentum got to 2 points with the White pieces. Fischer just showed the world he was the GOAT
I know these vids were published 2 years ago, but thank you very much for doing this. Epic stuff!
Spassky asked how Bobby could win with his only rook trapped, but the comment ignores that Spassky’s bishop is also effectively trapped by trapping the rook, and more significantly, Bobby had FIVE passed pawns. “That’s a lot” is putting it mildly. Spassky seemed to make several wasted moves in the end game and it’s because he didn’t seem to consider there was even a threat. Bobby taught him, and indeed the world, that there may be threats you aren’t perceiving.
Great endgame play
Superb coverage as usual, your channel is one of my top three on UA-cam.
Hi Agadmator, love your channel. With the upcoming match of Carlsen vs Caruana, i think it would be aproppiate to review some of the games Caruana won in order to become the challenger against Magnus, so that we can get into the mood for the games. #Suggestion
He has videos on most of the good games from the candidates series on the channel. And there were some really good ones, I'm sure he has it in a play list of something.
What a game! I don’t think I ever saw this one before.
"FISCHER , FISCHER, FISCHER" !!!!
Fischer is just amazing!
Fantastic coverage of the whole match
OK, I'm a 1:43 into this and all I really want to see is Medo destroying that happy face :-)
Dances with Stone Medo must be at work
20:55 rook to d1 is move 69. Brady says "On the 69th move, obviously exhausted, Spassky blundered. When he realized his mistake, he could barely look at the board, turning his head away several times in humiliation. Fischer, after moving to collect Spassky's gift, sat back in his chair, staring at the Russian, studying him. For a long moment, he didn't take his eyes off Spassky. There was just a bit of compassion in Fischer's eyes...."
Yooooo. Just wanted to tell you, you make chess entertaining, you should have your own show and you tell the stories of these games beautifully. Thank you for making these videos for us chess lovers. Put it in H!
Fischer King!
Spassky be like "How he can win?" in the end of the game and keep staring to the board, while Fischer immedietly leave.
Audience : Fischer win? I think it's draw handshake.
That was an absolutely amazing game and despite Fischer's continued descent into madness, there is no fucking with him on the chess board when he's 'on'.
What a breathtaking Endgame!
As soon as I heard “Fischer has five passed pawns” I thought and you still have not tipped your king over!
Who's watching this after the video clip agadmator tweeted
One of the best battles, best games of all time.
Mastermind... King of Strategy... Legend... gets destroyed by candy wrappings and careless whispers.
Awesome series
Agadmator you are very good at these; thank you
Missed Rc3 really hurts as Spassky fought so well till that point.
Keep it up agad! Really appreciate your work in thses vids.
the next 7 games are draws
this guy lothar schmid desrves an award
Beautiful endgame.
[loads of questionable demands] And the children can't have any candy... priceless!
Me: "I can't do this anymore... goodbye world."
Antonio: "Hello Everyone,"
Me -talking to my noose-: "Not today old friend... Not today...."
Hang in there man(sorry for the dark joke)😂
Hello everyone!
This is totally a reference to Moe Szyslak from Simpson’s and I figures the noose joke meme which has him in it would be well known enough that everyone would be (no pun intended) IN THE LOOP
@@spaceghost7807 This also came from Ted in an episode of Scrubs.
@@spaceghost7807 Dude "in the loop" that's terrible.
This Game really shows that to get something, you have to sacrifice something !!!
This is the most insane endgame ever. Have you ever seen 5 passed pawns challenging a rook?
Nope because a rook will definitely be overwhelmed hehehehe so people tend to avoid it.
Jonathan Federick happy birthday man ..from USA
Fischer will always be remmembered as the icon of chess.
Great slow down
Honestly they should have just built a sound proof box for Ficsher and Spassky😂😂
the next 7 games are draws
Daniel Booher -zzzzzzzzzz
they did that for Kasparov and they told him off for slamming the door
The more I read about Fischer, the more I want Spassky to win. (I know he doesn't)
Marcus Hanshaw im on u with that, i think fisher had serious mental health issues
Spoilers! (Joking)
Then he should be playing chess in a psyche ward not in a world championship if he's not fit for normal activity.
He had the power and he used it! Except for the ridiculous demands at the earliest parts of the match Fischer’s ideas were all for the good of chess. Eliminating draws helped the spectators stay interested. More money-well everyone benefited. His shot clock is still used. He wasn’t crazy he became totally anti-Semitic and somewhat paranoid as EVERYONE used RJF! I believe that virtually every chess fan would jump for joy if some “Lost” games of Fischer’s were discovered. He brought more change to chess than any GM and he’s still idolized today. He’s UA-cam and Chess gold!!!
Wow this game was such a masterpiece
spassky played kasparov 8 times 2-2 4 draws and many think kasparov was better than Fischer lol fischer even with his mental distortions HE was still the greatest ever.
Yeah awaiting for video!!
FISCHER ALMOST NEVER MAKES ANY BLUNDERS. Imagine playing Fischer. All I'm gonna say is unless your Mikhail tal your not winning
You said the truth
Great, great game. Well played by both players, brilliance by Fischer.
Its friday night maaaan, I noticed the video while out and I camt wait to watch what spaski did
What a game!
Fischer was exceptional
Agadmador, you can check this game when you have time :) It`s really fun :) I do apologize if the link is not for here. I do not mean to advertise another channel
Fisher plays a move the "engines" missed, H1! Wow!
great game, great analysis...
there are So many variations in chess even a team of Russian masters could not understand many of Fischers moves.He was that far ahead of anyone else,including kasparov,carlsen all of them!! thats why he won 72% of his games and was a Super blitz player as well an that is NOT counted in his overall total!!! carlsen won 62% kasparov 68% and bobby lost Most of his games at 15-16 years old the first year 1958 in Russia!!
agadmator is talneted commentator by nature, he should be in top chess events to comment on chess games
Nice video once again !
I did enjoy it. Great game!
Hello, Everyone. Now, before going any further, I would just like to say that I started watching Mr. Mercedes tonight (Steven King). That being said, I was just going to bed and noticed a new agadmator post, only to click and see the damn smiley face. Totally weirded out in the first 10 seconds... However, not being deterred, I shall now increase my vast knowledge. On to the game..
Wow they played 22 perfect moves after the adjournment from that position (looked on stockfish)
best series ever
that wink at 6:39 made me blush
Not an easy victory for Fischer, but in the end only the full point is all that counts.
What a good time to be alive
Here after Blacklist.
Spassky opens with the Candy Wrapper to start the match, challenging Fischer's famous Psychological Gambit.
I saw a brilliant theatre play about the 1972 finals. its called Reikiavik, by Spanish dramaturg Juan Mayorga. Less centred on the actual chess, but brilliant nonetheless. My recommendation to Agad
Amazing game!