Bobby Fischer's Shocking Treatment of Russian GM's Exposed!

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In this beautiful game of Bobby Fischer he takes on Russian Great Efim Geller. Bobby gives up his e4 pawn so he can aim right at Geller's king. Enjoy!
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@Hugh_Jasssss

When I studied Fischer's games as a teenager, I was always struck by how simple he made chess appear. Truly a superb talent. Thanks for sharing.

@RafaelSang-tq8ur

Yefim Geller is the Grandmaster that has given Bobby more trouble. He was Boris Spassky's second in Reykjavik. Later, he was Karpov's second. A fine theoretician and perennial candidate.

@jackmclaughlin9161

Another fine lesson you put together. From most likely the most gifted chess player to walk the planet. I had the great privileged of of talking to Fischer on the phone when I was 14 in 1979. I was made aware that he was living in Pasadena, I was in neighboring Egale Rock. I lied to the phone operator that I needed a Robert Fischer's number for an emergency. She said there were to Fishers one on on street and one on another. I took a shot and said with confidence one of the streets was it. She placed the call and he answered. He thought I was Peter Biyasas his room mate playing a joke on him. Call lasted about 90- seconds.

@flippert0

Geller was a very strong tactician, allmost as strong as Tal. He outplayed Fischer several times using tactics. I think he had a positive score against Fischer. Geller's strategic vision wasn't as strongly developed. Boris Spassky defeated him regularly using slower, positional play.

@user-kh6xl4yg1j

This game by Fischer was a model of attacking efficiency from start to finish. Thanks for posting & your clear explanations. Bravo!

@johnsimmons6136

I really appreciate your format. Informative, Instructive and interesting!

@hugovaz777

Great game, great commentary

@chubsteriffic

Someone once said that playing against Fischer was like playing against Chess itself.

@paulbloemen7256

Great game by Fischer against a super strong opponent.

@nilspetterlauvrak1942

I want more of this. The pointing out of the hidden potentials of the position and the context material of then nature of the situation and the players involved. A pleasure to watch :)