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Bobby Fischer's Most Instructive Games of Chess 1956-1962
Last updated 4/2024
Created by Tryfon Gavriel
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 164 Lectures ( 26h 29m ) | Size: 30.2 GB

Learn From Fischer's Chess Genius: Learn Fischer's Openings, Middlegame, Strategy, Tactics and Endgames from 1956-62



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
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

Requirements
Knows the basic rules of chess and how the pieces move

Description
Dive into the remarkable chess journey of Bobby Fischer during the pivotal years of 1956-1962-a period that laid the groundwork for him becoming one of the world's unparalleled chess masters. This comprehensive course meticulously guides you through Fischer's formative games, unraveling his evolving opening repertoires, ingenious tactics, and profound endgame strategies that have captivated chess enthusiasts worldwide.Our journey revolves around Fischer's major tournaments in these foundational years, extracting the 'instructive essence' from each game to enhance your chess understanding and skillset. Witness Fischer's dynamic transformation in opening preferences, tactical depth, strategic mastery, and endgame techniques during these critical early years.Experience Fischer's gameplay through a lens of authenticity and precision. In an era where chess engines and opening theory were less advanced, players often relied on intuition and innovation, resulting in games rich in instructive moments. Remarkably, Fischer's accuracy, when tested against modern chess engines, reveals minimal errors-earning him the nickname of a 'computer' from many Soviet Chess Grandmasters, a testament to his flawless play and relentless determination.Explore Fischer's opening systems, from his initial embrace of the King's Indian Attack to his eventual preference for more theoretical approaches like the Sicilian Defence and the Caro-Kann. Learn how these systems challenged the Soviets' defensive strategies against him.Delving into Fischer's middlegame tactics and strategy unveils why he was often revered as 'computer-like.' Discover the subtle 'theoretical nuances' in his games, exposing his brilliant maneuvers that left even seasoned Grandmasters in awe.Fischer's endgame techniques showcase his relentless pursuit of victory, often refusing draws and capitalizing on the slightest advantages to secure wins. His strategic play in Bishop vs. Knight endgames and seemingly drawish Rook and Pawn endgames offer invaluable insights into converting minimal advantages into victory.Join us on this deep dive into the early career of a chess legend. Through a detailed study of Fischer's games, elevate your understanding of chess, drawing inspiration to enhance your own gameplay. Whether you're a beginner eager to learn or an advanced player looking to refine your tactics and strategies, this course offers unparalleled insights into the making of a chess genius.

Who this course is for
Beginner to intermediate players


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