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To understand how great Fisher is, keep in mind that his rating 47 years ago (!!!) was 2785! And there were no computer engines. After half a century and three decades of computer developing chess, only few top GMs have rating higher than he had in 1972! Fisher also have the highest rate of victories in the chess history - 72%, and he lost only 82 games in his official career. Fisher's secret online 8 games vs Short in 2000. are insane. He destroyed one of the best blitz players of that time with 8-0 and every game Fisher started with completely insane opening. Simply the GOAT.b

Bobby was easily the GOAT. He was crazy good at this game. It was insane how he dominated his games. This players skill was completely nuts.

The height that he reached without modern technology was awe-inspiring. A true legend of the game.

Found myself saying "Wow" after every one of these.

1. Imagine if Fischer had help on his way to become the goat 2. Imagine if Fischer was born in the era of computers 3. Imagine if Fischer was coached by someone other than books and met a proper master as a kid

Not sure I'm watching chess or wrestling or a shamwow ad but I love it!

Bobby is still my favorite. He caused a tidal wave of interest in chess in the 1960s that carries on today!

Simon Williams is simply the best chess analyzer. I'm enjoying to learn chess from him.

"bobby plays an absolutely brilliant move can you spot it?" My dumbass: "castle?" hahahaha

While the first one is a great move from a young Bobby against his rival Samuel, Bobby himself admits he did not invent the move. He found it in a Russian book. Still brilliant to remember it and use it in a game where a GM would fall for it. However, my favorite move is the 5th one Rf6. This is a strategic and subtle move that took years of programming before a chess engine could even find it. True out of the box thinking.

Love where you've taken this channel and how you've added your personality to it. BOOM!

It’s an honor to watch Bobby Fischer’s moves! 🤯

These videos are damn good and Williams explains everything really well for non master players.

Very entertaining. GM Williams has a great flair for the game & is an excellent teacher.

good of you to have put this together.. just the sort of thing to expose one's mind to while taking a break from the day's toils . thumbs up material all the way

Each game shown by you was amazing. One develops interest once again after not playing for 3-4 decades. I really enjoyed all the games. Thank you.

Insane stuff from Fisher. Him and Kasparov - my all time goats.

You look refreshed and younger even in this video Simon. I hope you are well. Thanks for the content.

Brilliant chess players, brilliant chess playing moves! I've been playing chess for a while, but watching this video inspired me a whole lot. I certainly have learned magic chess moves by watching this video. Keep posting fantastic chess playing strategy videos!

Brilliant! The pick, the video 📹, and the games of course My favorite is the last one. Stopping by the sac like parking brake

All super good, but 3rd example -- Game of the Century -- certainly -- Be6 the best suprise deflection! Nice, thx.

Fischer was an absolute genius. Too bad he went crazy.

the last one is the best, just simply stopping the pawn with the rook, beautiful!

As a novice, I have to look at these over & over. So clever, so creative.

That knight windmill IS so explosive

Very cool your videos man! Thanks!

Great idea to show these brilliant games and only in a few minutes. Thanks.

Great analysis and style bro,just loved that

I love your fun and fan friendly informative videos thank you from Ireland here (too?!)

Excellent video and commentary. GREAT production value. Simon is a refreshing take on your typical chess commentator. Would like to see him go over each option \ line. Otherwise those questions, “Why can’t x piece move to…?” are left unanswered.

If anyone's wondering, the song used at the end is called Break The Road

The 5th example is definitely my favorite, never seen it before. Brilliant move

Last one was my favourite. Thank you.

Amazing to watch. This makes me realise just how much the greats are in a completely different league. Like Michael Jordan in basketball.

Excellent commentary. Keep posting.

Excellent videos. Thank you

All of them my favourite bobby fisher bless his soul he is the greatest chess player make me play chess brilliant

0:22 my favorite part!!!

In the 4th example (Fischer - Myagmarsuren), I think more brilliant was moving bishop from h3 to g2 square 2 moves before this combination, making it possible to finish it like that. Qxh7 wasn't really that hard or brilliant sacrifice to see with a forced mate in 2 following. But rerouting that bishop from h3 to g2, before inching the queen in through g5, h6 and finally sac on h7 was what made this attack so brilliant. Such a subtle little (but so deadly) move in so dynamic position. One of my favorite Bobby Fischer games and a brilliant example of a King's Indian attack. I've studied this particular game multiple times through various chess books.

That beautiful smothered mate is probably the most iconic one. Its a reoccurring puzzle that I keep having whenever I play puzzles on chess websites and I find it the most fascinating that at such a young age he found that line where not a lot can usually think of when checkmating an opponent. To this day, this type of position is one I keep remembering.

Amazing moves....last one was my favourite "bobby was in no rush"......windmill was great too

Fischers 5 best moves are more impressive to me than Magnus 5 best moves. He dominated all the players of his era by an enormous margin compared to Magnus who is only slightly better than his peers. In my mind Fischer is 100% the GOAT.

Simon beard is something :D

great .. many thanks mr Williams .. Rf6 is my best

love your videos

0:35 I'm only 1500, so this may have been obvious to others, but I think a big part of this moves brilliance comes from the fact that he not only had to see the king takes variation where black has to choose between his queen and being mated, but that he also saw that, after rook takes, Ne6 traps the queen. It's amazing how many different positions Fischer had to analyze just to play this one move

GM Simon explains best moves really nicely.

Excellent video series Mr Ginger GM

Very fascinating....very amazing.....thanks for these unbelievable games.

The last example, with Rf6 was sublime. I was tempted by the Game of the Century against Byrne, but since we are talking about an individual move, I am going with the game against Benko. The brilliant move in the Byrne game came much earlier when 13-year old (!) Fischer saw the combination coming -- and that far-sighted vision was more impressive IMO.

Hello Simon nice video I feel that the example with a queen takes Bishop on should have been preceded by the rooks taking the bishop sacrifice to put the king in that spot to show Fisher's vision

GREAT SITE, FOR ME BEST OF ALL CHESS VLOGS, GREAT IDEA BEST 5 MOVES!

Happy birthday legend Bobby 💓🌟

The second and the last one were truly amazing. If only I was this friggin clever I wouldn’t have such a low rating lol

The greatest sir. He dominated the era of russia in chess world back then even at young he's move was called the move of the century. He even defeated IM at the very young age. that's why many other chess player believes he's the only one who can defeat alphastock zero and stockfish.

I felt that the fourth one wasn’t too difficult to spot but the last one was incredible

just one? Not possible. All of them are simply amazing. Fantastic

Nice explanation sir, thanks Do u give online coaching?

Very instructive moves! We stand on the shoulders of giants

The explotions were amazing!!

It is nice to know legends are not forgotten.

Brilliant! Can't pick a favorite, all of them just bloody brilliant. He plays like you Simon.

Gotta love smothered mate,i won 2 games today with that theme so its a good one to know.

I agree Simon.

All great mates number 5 was a pretty cool idea! I don't think you mentioned Harry! Never seen that before either.

#4 was absolutely beautiful with the pawn protection.

In my eyes Bobby Fischer was the greatest player to ever play the game

I also Really enjoyed that rook a4 in his 2nd Game against larsen

We need some time stamps on these videos mate. Other than that, great video!

I'm just started to play chess by Bobby Fischer's game with Burne I'm just impressed about Fischer's Brilliancy.

I love the enthusiasm of this guy

Great, fantastic and immortal Bobby Fischer!!! Respect forever!!!

2nd game vs Byrne is a really cool set up. Different ideas available.

Fantastic!!!!

Game #4 Qxh7!! Unbelievably cool!

LOL -- the transition at 0:16.🤣

haha, the windmill technique...nice quick question...how old is your beard? I'm trying to get there?? and also big up on the way you explain the moves...I give you a like for that

The last one... Awesome

You are awesome. I liked em all

Thanks GM SM Analyse for GM serjey karjakin

I came to see the brilliant moves but am not sufficiently proficient in chess to choose the best one. I was very happy to find/see some of the moves.

Excellent.

Rarely one can see this type of brilliant moves.Thanks for your comments. Boby fisher is really great.

That Rf6 was incredible, I never would consider a move like that.

That last move was just too good !

yes! I finally saw one, number 4!

Excellent

i like your comedy style while explaining and talking.

i would buy an unlimited supply of merch with simon's drum roll face im not joking

Fantastic 👍

Brilliant sir

The last one very diffcult to find in a real game to sacrfice a peice like that but brilliant

An Absolute Legend. A True Genius and a pioneer of the game of Chess. he will forever be the greatest. GOAT.

Sound Effects are BOOM!!

He was the best player in the history of chess

In the first game, why take the white bishop with king and not castle?

Liked the knight mate!

I loved all of the moves, difficult to pick one

My favorite was Queen Sac vs. Byrne