wooow!!!!! what a way to calculate and he was just 13 years old!!!!!! jerry do you think he is the best player in history? maibe you can do a video with a top 10 players in history or somthing like that
at 10:25 i would have moved my bishop to d6 before checking the king but Bobby Fischer is the master for a reason. he is not focused on material he is focused on the mate. wow. i learned a lot
You guys are idiots. It's a GAME ANALYSIS, if you assholes just want see the game there are plenty of YouTube videos that just have the game. His analysis is fantastic, don't blame him for YOU watching the wrong video.
I have never seen a game played this creatively. I noticed that Fisher castled immediately whereas Byrne did not. Thus, his rooks were unable to defend the center of the board.The commentary is utterly fascinating & helps one to think the way Fisher must have thought; i.e., about 10 moves ahead.
I remember Fisher on the Merv Griffin Show. He played about 20 people from the audience at once, beating them all as he moved from board to board. I would love to have seen him play Deep Blue.
i love how chess instructors show games like this that nobody has ever heard of or seen other videos about or seen it annotated 20 times before...it just brings some freshness you know...
@ChessNetwork hi, nice video, i am in my opinion a below average chess player but why at 10:10 didnt Byrne play knight to D7 then try queen to F8? im sure there is a reason but i cant see it
Although I play, chess for me is only an occasional game for enjoyment, as any other game. I could only be an average player, and that suits me just fine. Everyone has their interests, and may we all enjoy them, but I think that finding your interests is as important as what you pursue. For all of that, going through these games is quite interesting, and I appreciate the commentary. I know my limits in any given area, and while I will remain average as a player, I try to learn a little.
At 10:18 why not 35) Qb8-c7 ? It would seem that when one is behind in position but ahead in mobility (a queen is a queen, after all, and dangerously so) then simplification is called for. Kh2-g1 is just suicide, from what I can see. Is it already too late? What a brilliant game, in any case, for BF -- but I'd think a draw or even a win is possible for White at 35. What am I missing?
Goodness. This boy is exceptionally brilliant at such a young age! Queen sacrifice is so rare in today's tournament that I wonder whether Fischer at his 13 is better than most top ranked players today.
@IdiosyncraticChild he was the youngest ever junior U.S. champ aged 13 going up against 18 yr olds if i'm not mistaken & with him being the youngest ever U.S. champ aged only 14 LOL! beating 6 x champ, chess prodigy Reshevsky who in 1953 when Fischer was 10 had come joint second in the World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament so i think you could make the case that he was - he was head & shoulders above everyone, far more so than Kasparov was in his pomp
I once played through this game w/ a very strong master and he was more impressed w/ Fischer's Na4 than the famous queen sac. Fischer seemingly threw that Knight away until the master played through all variations and showed how Byrne would lose even more quickly had he snapped up the horse.
I kind of looked like there may have been some time problem for White. Course, I'm not any kind of master...even my dog tells me what to do, but, some of those White moves later in the game seemed shaky.
@ChessNetwork this was great commentary i really understood alot more then i did before i notice now that discovered attacks are very essential in a game also im not the type to give away my queen or any peice of value but i see now that some form of deceptive play is necessary thanks for explaining it please do more games
@ChessNetwork i mean if you see this ultra deep calculation and a combinational play probably no1 did for him, couldnt it well be reasonable that when he made demands for light and stuff it was well justified... i mean to calculate that deeply everything must be perfect i guess....its weird.. i thought i got better in chess but the combination actually got harder since i last saw it lol
Nice vid. one question, Jerry: Wasn't 37... Re2+ 38. Kd1 Bb3+ 39. Kc1 Ba3+ 40 Kb1 Re1++ A little bit quicker? Anyways, great comment, and Fischer queen sac really rocks
Nice vid. one question, Jerry: Wasn't 37... Re2+ 38. Kd1 Bb3+ 39. Kc1 Ba3+ 40 Kb1 Re1++ A little bit quicker? Anyways, great comment, and Fischer queen sac really rocks
Fischer's legacy reaches far beyond chess: his persecution has discredited governments and proved his points. Rest in peace, Bobby. Thank you for your legacy on and outside the board.
Fischer was famous for distracting the opponent and "playing 2 games at once" meaning he blunders away a bishop and then brings his queen down and puts him in checkmate!
I love chess and play just a few years, but when I watched the parties for the first time and when Fischer played his knight on the A4 3:38 , I was shocked
An Awesome game , i enjoy every time i see this game , Fischer didnt play so well in that tournament but he made this masterpiece called THE GAME OF THE CENTURY , i think is better than being first and play only secure games only to asure the prize money!! Only if you play like an artist ok
Theres so much missing in how this video is made that in comparison with a masterpiese when it comes to art, this reminds me of..honestly nothing. How does this guy even try to tell a story? A great game should be shown some respect. try the films made by tv chess. Using three different commentators they still dont ruin the game with bla bla bla bla i can talk much bla i can talk fast... bla. And why shouldnt the dude be critisized? Have u noticed how many films he's been putting out there?
@Shoei6m9 Ok, granted we're titled to our own opinions and you don't like his videos. I"m fine with that, however, if you're going to be a critic. Why don't you give constructive criticism. If something is missing, tell the readers what you think is missing. How was Jerry being disrespectful towards this match? What do the 3 dudes (LOL), @ tvchess do that Jerry doesn't do? What exactly is "Bla bla bla?" Is it poor analysis? That is exceptional criticism; you are simply bashing his analysis.
@Shoei6m9 I'm not trying to offend or fight with you; I believe this is great analysis for beginning and average chess players. Especially within an 11 minute time frame. He stays away from theoretical Grünfeld stuff and that will confuse any class player and focuses on tactically strong and short variations. Once he gives a variation, he answers it with candidate replies. I can continue, but I hope my readers understand my point. If ya don't, start reading Yasser Seirawan chess books.
The video is fine. What is wrong with it? Jerry gives tactical themes, necessary variations, and finally. He is not speculating, if you read the title before the video its the: Game Analysis between Fischer and Byrne. None of the info Jerry gives is speculation, its purely factual.
All the speculation ruins the vid. Honestly from looking at this, does anyone have a clue of how it went?.... I Have nooo idea, perfectly ruined from som adolescent swallowing in the microphone....blaah
@Shoei6m9 futhermore, if you were commenting about the video. Why were you being so inappropriate to the author?? "Perfectly ruined from some* adolescent swallowing in the microphone...blaah??" I don't think I missed your point; you're just being maliciously rude.
@qasion Donald Byrne was born June 12, 1930. So on the date of this match played: October 17, 1956 Byrne would have been 26 years old plus a few months/days. Byrne died April 8, 1976. I am unsure of Byrne's rating category during the match, but I think he was an International Master.
best commentary / analysis of this game i've had the pleasure of - nicely understated, expert narrative plus you've flipped the board - unbelievable that the majority of yr fellow commentators haven't! -thx
Dont mind the complaints too much. I remember as a begginner I saw variations of different games but I did not have intermediate knowledge of tactics and positional strategies.
Thus, all the variations people showed just seemed random and that a grandmaster just seemed to play one of the variations. Just remember that these videos are intermediate and not for the begginer.
If one would like to just see the moves you can look on a chess database. I find your annotations extremely helpful.
Jerry, Your annotations are appropriate. I remember being a super noob and people kept saying what if this and what if that. As a beginner and just felt like random guessing of what to do because I didn't know all the tactics and positional strategies.
Remember that videos like these are for intermediate because we understand more what is going on. That is the reason for some of the complaints.
@chess network. Would you please remake this video without your little tid bits and alt input. give us, just the game as it happened not moving pieces back and forth distorting the beauty and clarity of this masterpiece. That would be great.
i dont quite understand why people would choose a hobby such as chess. id think people would have more interest in a sport where it is somewhat more exciting. but if you enjoy chess just ignore me. whatever floats your boat man.
I never knew chess could be interesting. I had no idea how prominent the chess community was... there are many strategies, name for pieces, big names, competitions, etc. I'm sure there is more to it, but that is what I learned from this vid. Cool.
Great video. The only possible way I could imagine you satisfy those who only want to see the game (Without a seperate video, anyway) is to hurry up and play it first, then go back and analyze the moves and what-ifs.
However, you and JrobiChess have both gotten me into chess all over again... I used to be in the Chess club in my Junior High school, but after that kinda lost all thouch with it. These videos have stepped my game up. Thanks a lot.
hey jerry, me again lol. it would be very interesting for you to play kingscrusher. i'm not sure how to contact him (other than comment on his youtube videos) but you both are very strong players. let me know what you think about it :)
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wooow!!!!! what a way to calculate and he was just 13 years old!!!!!! jerry do you think he is the best player in history? maibe you can do a video with a top 10 players in history or somthing like that
burt591 4 days ago
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burt591 4 days ago
Byrne was stubborn not to resign once Fischer had him in that zugzwang.
lebarosky 3 weeks ago
I've been following your vids and commentaries, really amazing and helpful.. thank u CN
maricar01983 3 weeks ago
Wonderful analysis of the game! Thanks!
Gusious7 1 month ago
bullshit 1956
SMDlosas 1 month ago
at 10:25 i would have moved my bishop to d6 before checking the king but Bobby Fischer is the master for a reason. he is not focused on material he is focused on the mate. wow. i learned a lot
patrickh021 3 months ago
You guys are idiots. It's a GAME ANALYSIS, if you assholes just want see the game there are plenty of YouTube videos that just have the game. His analysis is fantastic, don't blame him for YOU watching the wrong video.
JJBerthume 3 months ago
the famous queens sacrifice, commentated beautifully
icebergera 3 months ago
excellent, entertaining analysis, and I am a chess simpleton
pwk22 4 months ago
What's your rating?
iDraw3G 4 months ago
@iDraw3G 22+
ChessNetwork 4 months ago
nice cover up of this game. thanks!
suiryuujin1 4 months ago
I have never seen a game played this creatively. I noticed that Fisher castled immediately whereas Byrne did not. Thus, his rooks were unable to defend the center of the board.The commentary is utterly fascinating & helps one to think the way Fisher must have thought; i.e., about 10 moves ahead.
I remember Fisher on the Merv Griffin Show. He played about 20 people from the audience at once, beating them all as he moved from board to board. I would love to have seen him play Deep Blue.
unclejuniorsoprano 4 months ago
Very clear and impressively demonstrated.
morganfitzp 5 months ago
Love this video !!! and love Fisher !!!
Shaky6277 5 months ago
ah, couldn't find that mate, only found first four moves, but this queen sacrifice...
XRectalAnarchyX 5 months ago
Love Fischer's games!!
Ellechess 5 months ago
You made so many hypothetical moves that I had no idea what the actual moves were.
MichaelH3948 5 months ago 3
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WTKC41 5 months ago
fischer won because he used to practice all the time with distorted boards
roteViolation 6 months ago
i love how chess instructors show games like this that nobody has ever heard of or seen other videos about or seen it annotated 20 times before...it just brings some freshness you know...
KillaNinja0 6 months ago
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Stop talkin so much
apsodilqkwje 6 months ago
@apsodilqkwje oh
ChessNetwork 6 months ago 17
@apsodilqkwje a better piece of advice: start listening, you may learn something!
grandpatarzan 5 months ago
I don't care how u would do it I just want to watch them
apsodilqkwje 6 months ago
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AnotherChessPlayer 6 months ago
nice .....
from now on i will watch your videos it's so educating and i hope i can improve my games
thanks
bongsult 6 months ago 7
@bongsult :)
ChessNetwork 6 months ago 4
to be able to think that deep @ 14 - unique chess brain
roteViolation 6 months ago
Bobby Fischer was so much better than players like Joel Benjamin. Sad.
thechessstick 6 months ago
Your commentaries are excellent. Most informative.
JeffersonDinedAlone 6 months ago 3
@JeffersonDinedAlone Thanks. :)
ChessNetwork 6 months ago
The ultimate master!!!! i doubt anand or kasparov would even dream of such a romantic essey!!!
ikay1966 6 months ago
@ikay1966
I bet they would know how to spell essay though
canefan17 6 months ago
Bobby Fischer may have been a discriminating anti-semetic son of a bitch, but god damn it the man knew how to play chess.
MrQueenie 6 months ago
didnt Fischer win the US Championship 1 year later at 14 yrs old? byrne was a solid GM at the time, its nuts that he beat him this bad.
OnlineChessLessons 7 months ago
@OnlineChessLessons Yeah I think so...@ 14...ridiculously young.
ChessNetwork 7 months ago
aren't you an expert? enough of the master analysis already, clarify your rating
dferg869 7 months ago
@dferg869 I list my playing strength on my YT homepage. National Master
ChessNetwork 7 months ago
To see a chess player like Fischer at work is to witness the horizon of human intelligence.
Calmurmur 7 months ago
He was only 13 !!! I can´t believe that a mind of 13 years old can think like that.
manuarg90 7 months ago
@manuarg90 No kidding eh. As Bobby tells it, at around that age "he just got good." I think that's the understatement of the century.
00bikeboy 7 months ago
How can you be that good??? Fischer's mind must have an alien mind.
fiendin281 7 months ago
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Can you help me? I'm trying to be good at chess. I started about 3 days ago. How can I improve?
Zanmatt2g 7 months ago
@ChessNetwork hi, nice video, i am in my opinion a below average chess player but why at 10:10 didnt Byrne play knight to D7 then try queen to F8? im sure there is a reason but i cant see it
dullyskate 7 months ago
@dullyskate because Bb6 check and forks the queen, game over
skababooshka 7 months ago
@dullyskate because Bd6 check forking the queen ,blacks bishop is protected by knight on e4, game over
skababooshka 7 months ago
Na4 is the really brilliant move in this game. It's a move that most players would never even consider.
bailinnumberguy 7 months ago
I did get something out of it thank you
PomBare 7 months ago
I was amazed on how Fisher let's him take the queen and then makes his queen useless and check mates him in a brilliant way, simply amazing!!
chifuli1974 7 months ago
Although I play, chess for me is only an occasional game for enjoyment, as any other game. I could only be an average player, and that suits me just fine. Everyone has their interests, and may we all enjoy them, but I think that finding your interests is as important as what you pursue. For all of that, going through these games is quite interesting, and I appreciate the commentary. I know my limits in any given area, and while I will remain average as a player, I try to learn a little.
DoctorLawyerWhatever 7 months ago
@DoctorLawyerWhatever Nicely said. :)
ChessNetwork 7 months ago
would have been good to watch that without you telling us your ideas, you dont understand him. No America can
afsissh 7 months ago
Good analysis. It really is wonderfully set up at the end.
N330AA 8 months ago
"just want to see the game bobby fischer .. but .. a lot of convoluted back and forth and talk too much people in it ..!
MrRonaldhaybert 8 months ago
@pgm3 The bishop at d5 has that option covered
lupefanatic08 8 months ago
At 10:18 why not 35) Qb8-c7 ? It would seem that when one is behind in position but ahead in mobility (a queen is a queen, after all, and dangerously so) then simplification is called for. Kh2-g1 is just suicide, from what I can see. Is it already too late? What a brilliant game, in any case, for BF -- but I'd think a draw or even a win is possible for White at 35. What am I missing?
pgm3 8 months ago
@pgm3 If Qb8-c7 then bishop f8-d6 wins the game as it forks the knight queen and king.-
iisous 7 months ago
Great job Fisher.
BasicsForYou 8 months ago
nice one. it looks so simple when explained :)
elpitiuso 8 months ago
excellent. well done.
jblues74 9 months ago
I should have been out there playing chess when I was 13 !!!!
WHAT THE HELL WAS I THINKING ????
shaktimaan09 9 months ago
nice vid
TheAlfierez 9 months ago
Yes... I did find this video very useful.
bbooioodd 9 months ago
Great video
caddop22 9 months ago
man this fisher boy must have been a genius
imagine if he put his brain power and get us to the stars
or better yet , find cures for mankind, i think he could have done it
if the system bettered him.
bibafortuna 9 months ago
amazing simply amazing he was only 13 pre-computer era
jahaade313 10 months ago
One question: WHY ARE YOU WHISPERING!!!
itsMinuteMaid 10 months ago
This is my favourite Chess game. Fischer's ingenuity at 13 is astounding.
nikanj 10 months ago
Hello Master Jerry, thank you for this Awesome !!! video : ]
Saturday March 19, 2011 Cebu, Philippines 7:29 am
badjaeaux 10 months ago
can somebody tell me why Bobby didnt play 32... Bd6??
jrferrio 10 months ago
That was simply incredible
thebigoneisbig 10 months ago
Gosh, Fischer was a genius!!!
Averagebum2 11 months ago 8
Goodness. This boy is exceptionally brilliant at such a young age! Queen sacrifice is so rare in today's tournament that I wonder whether Fischer at his 13 is better than most top ranked players today.
IdiosyncraticChild 11 months ago 2
@IdiosyncraticChild he was the youngest ever junior U.S. champ aged 13 going up against 18 yr olds if i'm not mistaken & with him being the youngest ever U.S. champ aged only 14 LOL! beating 6 x champ, chess prodigy Reshevsky who in 1953 when Fischer was 10 had come joint second in the World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament so i think you could make the case that he was - he was head & shoulders above everyone, far more so than Kasparov was in his pomp
a one-off -they broke the mould
AlanWattParrot 10 months ago 2
Wicked game. at 16, WOW
0711yes 11 months ago
i could beat Bobby Fisher with 2 hands tied behind my back and I challenge anyone to say I couldn't
iliketv23 11 months ago
@iliketv23
yeah,,, I hear grandma saying the same thing , I am guessing you have Alzheimer o you are normal.. either way it is what it is...
geovaniluna 11 months ago
@iliketv23 You couldn't. I don't think you could even beat Jerry. Go ahead, Challenge him.
Joeyboots80 10 months ago
And that's mate folks!
LiiChinHo 11 months ago
excellent
mjspartz 11 months ago
bobby is one bad dude that is just amazing i wonder how he missed the queen pin with black bishop protected by night in near end game
jamesracek88 11 months ago
@jamesracek88
he cant move the bishop because of the pin.
krispyrice1 11 months ago
I once played through this game w/ a very strong master and he was more impressed w/ Fischer's Na4 than the famous queen sac. Fischer seemingly threw that Knight away until the master played through all variations and showed how Byrne would lose even more quickly had he snapped up the horse.
bailinnumberguy 1 year ago
It's a good commentary, but there were so many continuations I had a hard time following the actual game.
DSXmachine 1 year ago
good detail thanks for the upload!
Boricuamex77 1 year ago
I kind of looked like there may have been some time problem for White. Course, I'm not any kind of master...even my dog tells me what to do, but, some of those White moves later in the game seemed shaky.
Course...did you say he was 13!?
holy feathers! Poor Byrne!
Thanx for the game!
MisterBoneman 1 year ago
wow... this really is the game of the century!
shteck2k6 1 year ago
Your style of explaining and showing chess games is perfect. Thanks for posting this--best video I've seen for this game!
HighNortherner 1 year ago
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sexykatie90 1 year ago
simply beautiful.
I cannot think of any superlatives to do this game justice.
welshnick300365 1 year ago
best video ever
lllshokoboylll 1 year ago
jerry are you a GRANDMASTER??
swordfishjon 1 year ago
@swordfishjon No. I'm currently a National Master.
ChessNetwork 1 year ago 25
@ChessNetwork he may not be a grand master in chess yet, but he surly is a grand master when it come to expaining chess.
solinero 1 year ago
@ChessNetwork he's got a 4200 rating
damthatriver09 1 year ago
Why does chessnetwork whisper?
damthatriver09 1 year ago
@ChessNetwork i wanna be like you one day able to make complex plans and execute them on a chess board im only currently rated 1600 though .
jabrightlefthook 1 year ago
@ChessNetwork this was great commentary i really understood alot more then i did before i notice now that discovered attacks are very essential in a game also im not the type to give away my queen or any peice of value but i see now that some form of deceptive play is necessary thanks for explaining it please do more games
jabrightlefthook 1 year ago
@ChessNetwork jerry are you an asian? just wondrin
wikojun 11 months ago
@ChessNetwork i mean if you see this ultra deep calculation and a combinational play probably no1 did for him, couldnt it well be reasonable that when he made demands for light and stuff it was well justified... i mean to calculate that deeply everything must be perfect i guess....its weird.. i thought i got better in chess but the combination actually got harder since i last saw it lol
dragonheadofthewest 10 months ago
@ChessNetwork What is your ELO??
Beatlesforever97 10 months ago
@Beatlesforever97 22+
ChessNetwork 10 months ago
@ChessNetwork sure you phukface
thoostorm4 9 months ago
This is beautiful game, but I think that, it is not the Game of the Century.
spilkler 9 months ago
Great job - thanks for making this.
foxandbranch 1 year ago
The moves are :1.Nf3 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 Bg7 4.d4 0-0 5.Bf4 d5 6.Qb3 dxc4 7.Qxc4 c6 8.e4 Nbd7 9.Rd1 Nb6 10.Qc5 Bg4 11.Bg5 Na412.Qa3 13.bxc3 Nxe4 14.Bxe7 Qb6 15.Bc4 Nxc3 16.Bc5 Rfe8+ 17.Kf1 Be6 18.Bxb6 Bxc4+ 19.Kg1 Ne2+ 20.Kf1 Nxd4+ 21.Kg1 Ne2+ 22.Kf1 Nc3+ 23.Kg1 axb6 24.Qb4 Ra4 25.Qxb6 Nxd1 26.h3 Rxa2 27.Kh2 Nxf2 28.Re1 Rxe1 29.Qd8+ Bf8 30.Nxe1 Bd5 31.Nf3 Ne4 32.Qb8 b5 33.h4 h5 34.Ne5 Kg7 35.Kg1 Bc5+36.Kf1 Ng3+ 37.Ke1 Bb4+ 38.Kd1 Bb3+39.Kc1 Ne2+ 40.Kb1 Nc3+ 41.Kc1 Rc2# 0-1 I think.
Penguincw2 1 year ago
i had a metal orgasm watching this video, so briolliant
Shelobes 1 year ago
wanna laugh? see this video with the "transcribe audio" from google. jerry, you're the man
Heredero6 1 year ago
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Nice vid. one question, Jerry: Wasn't 37... Re2+ 38. Kd1 Bb3+ 39. Kc1 Ba3+ 40 Kb1 Re1++ A little bit quicker? Anyways, great comment, and Fischer queen sac really rocks
AjedrezEnEspanol 1 year ago
Nice vid. one question, Jerry: Wasn't 37... Re2+ 38. Kd1 Bb3+ 39. Kc1 Ba3+ 40 Kb1 Re1++ A little bit quicker? Anyways, great comment, and Fischer queen sac really rocks
AjedrezEnEspanol 1 year ago
Jesus Fucking Christ!!!! Monumental!!!!
mehdigoudarzi 1 year ago
thanks man ive only read about this game until now u rock
lahism7 1 year ago
Fischer's legacy reaches far beyond chess: his persecution has discredited governments and proved his points. Rest in peace, Bobby. Thank you for your legacy on and outside the board.
NewVahan2 1 year ago
Fischer was famous for distracting the opponent and "playing 2 games at once" meaning he blunders away a bishop and then brings his queen down and puts him in checkmate!
ransman413 1 year ago
I love chess and play just a few years, but when I watched the parties for the first time and when Fischer played his knight on the A4 3:38 , I was shocked
lukisub999 1 year ago
this was great. thanks for having produced this. to anyone out there whose brain is too large to enjoy this... gfy. :)
lousparre 1 year ago
thanks, excellent explanation! :)
Unraked 1 year ago
After 40 years of following chess, still ranks with the most brilliant childhood achievements of all time.
ftworthxxx 1 year ago
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piperesify 1 year ago
black could have won 3 moves earlier, i never get the point of prolonged checkmates
pliestifolife 1 year ago
An Awesome game , i enjoy every time i see this game , Fischer didnt play so well in that tournament but he made this masterpiece called THE GAME OF THE CENTURY , i think is better than being first and play only secure games only to asure the prize money!! Only if you play like an artist ok
vipassanahonduras 1 year ago
Theres so much missing in how this video is made that in comparison with a masterpiese when it comes to art, this reminds me of..honestly nothing. How does this guy even try to tell a story? A great game should be shown some respect. try the films made by tv chess. Using three different commentators they still dont ruin the game with bla bla bla bla i can talk much bla i can talk fast... bla. And why shouldnt the dude be critisized? Have u noticed how many films he's been putting out there?
Shoei6m9 1 year ago
@Shoei6m9 Ok, granted we're titled to our own opinions and you don't like his videos. I"m fine with that, however, if you're going to be a critic. Why don't you give constructive criticism. If something is missing, tell the readers what you think is missing. How was Jerry being disrespectful towards this match? What do the 3 dudes (LOL), @ tvchess do that Jerry doesn't do? What exactly is "Bla bla bla?" Is it poor analysis? That is exceptional criticism; you are simply bashing his analysis.
MishaTal1 1 year ago
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MishaTal1 1 year ago
@Shoei6m9 I'm not trying to offend or fight with you; I believe this is great analysis for beginning and average chess players. Especially within an 11 minute time frame. He stays away from theoretical Grünfeld stuff and that will confuse any class player and focuses on tactically strong and short variations. Once he gives a variation, he answers it with candidate replies. I can continue, but I hope my readers understand my point. If ya don't, start reading Yasser Seirawan chess books.
MishaTal1 1 year ago
the speculation are good for those that actually understand chess.
gkbs 1 year ago
The video is fine. What is wrong with it? Jerry gives tactical themes, necessary variations, and finally. He is not speculating, if you read the title before the video its the: Game Analysis between Fischer and Byrne. None of the info Jerry gives is speculation, its purely factual.
MishaTal1 1 year ago
Nice analysis!
Penguincw2 1 year ago
Wow, at 13 he had such a developped game!!! I'm trully amazed to see this!
Awesome comments too, I have to check for those future moves, i tend to forget them so easily...
lbourgoin1 1 year ago
My comment is regarding how the video is made. (For those who missed that point)
Shoei6m9 1 year ago
All the speculation ruins the vid. Honestly from looking at this, does anyone have a clue of how it went?.... I Have nooo idea, perfectly ruined from som adolescent swallowing in the microphone....blaah
Shoei6m9 1 year ago
@Shoei6m9
You are what Youtubers call a tool and a moron. Go read a basic chess book then noob.
osyrus99 1 year ago
@Shoei6m9 futhermore, if you were commenting about the video. Why were you being so inappropriate to the author?? "Perfectly ruined from some* adolescent swallowing in the microphone...blaah??" I don't think I missed your point; you're just being maliciously rude.
MishaTal1 1 year ago
@Shoei6m9 put it on mute
kelly980 1 year ago
fischer genius!
ramadhananify 1 year ago
dont speculate just show the mowes ok, otherwise good vid
asimolok 1 year ago
@asimolok watch the game using a chess db if you don't want "speculation". This is a chess analysis. Please understand the difference. Ok junior?
ScrewAttackChina 1 year ago
@ScrewAttackChina good advice, just dont call me junior ok
asimolok 3 months ago
Fischer such a shrewed, vicious genius :-)
qasion 1 year ago
what do you mean by "these are all only moves?"
MoPar7055 1 year ago
@MoPar7055 He means those are the only spaces the king can move to (it has no other choices).
novellterminator 1 year ago 5
@novellterminator well we can tell you got no chess skills
thoostorm4 9 months ago
@MoPar7055
Forced moves
osyrus99 1 year ago
fischer's a scrub ;]
sjrsport0817 1 year ago
if i was actually there in 1956. i would clap SOO HARD LOL!
achilies12346 1 year ago
Thank you for the most excellent analysis!
Lodermulch 1 year ago
Fisher was 13,, how old was his opponent??
qasion 1 year ago
@qasion Donald Byrne was born June 12, 1930. So on the date of this match played: October 17, 1956 Byrne would have been 26 years old plus a few months/days. Byrne died April 8, 1976. I am unsure of Byrne's rating category during the match, but I think he was an International Master.
Lodermulch 1 year ago
@qasion His opponent was 26.
Lodermulch 1 year ago
This was great. Thanks
dumpnchase 1 year ago 2
Thank You ! ! ! God Bless You ChessNetwork for your Good Work ! ! ! Excellent ! ! !
badjaeaux 1 year ago
Nice job, Thanks!
raylitalo 1 year ago
best commentary / analysis of this game i've had the pleasure of - nicely understated, expert narrative plus you've flipped the board - unbelievable that the majority of yr fellow commentators haven't! -thx
NoPrivacyANYMORE10 1 year ago
this is amazing
SyracuseLax09 1 year ago
good game , i enjoyd it!
TheKecman006 1 year ago
insightful. thanks.
VeilofTheDead 1 year ago
Dont mind the complaints too much. I remember as a begginner I saw variations of different games but I did not have intermediate knowledge of tactics and positional strategies.
Thus, all the variations people showed just seemed random and that a grandmaster just seemed to play one of the variations. Just remember that these videos are intermediate and not for the begginer.
If one would like to just see the moves you can look on a chess database. I find your annotations extremely helpful.
lfroggyl 1 year ago
Jerry, Your annotations are appropriate. I remember being a super noob and people kept saying what if this and what if that. As a beginner and just felt like random guessing of what to do because I didn't know all the tactics and positional strategies.
Remember that videos like these are for intermediate because we understand more what is going on. That is the reason for some of the complaints.
lfroggyl 1 year ago
@chess network. Would you please remake this video without your little tid bits and alt input. give us, just the game as it happened not moving pieces back and forth distorting the beauty and clarity of this masterpiece. That would be great.
TheBobNoxious 1 year ago
Why didn't black move his queen at 6:50? Was the checkmate setup only possible by letting his queen get taken?
xJMAN07x 1 year ago
Wait a minute. I didn't know that guy from the Talking Heads played chess.
kenp3L 1 year ago
1:53 why not Na6? 3:31 I love it! exacute!!
starmarie123 1 year ago
1:53 why not Na6?
starmarie123 1 year ago
That was a really good analysis!!!! Very thorough, very clear!!
polgarfan 1 year ago
i dont quite understand why people would choose a hobby such as chess. id think people would have more interest in a sport where it is somewhat more exciting. but if you enjoy chess just ignore me. whatever floats your boat man.
luxor135 1 year ago
@luxor135 look into chess boxing.
explosivedoubt 1 year ago
I never knew chess could be interesting. I had no idea how prominent the chess community was... there are many strategies, name for pieces, big names, competitions, etc. I'm sure there is more to it, but that is what I learned from this vid. Cool.
crazysoccerman14 1 year ago
Great video. The only possible way I could imagine you satisfy those who only want to see the game (Without a seperate video, anyway) is to hurry up and play it first, then go back and analyze the moves and what-ifs.
However, you and JrobiChess have both gotten me into chess all over again... I used to be in the Chess club in my Junior High school, but after that kinda lost all thouch with it. These videos have stepped my game up. Thanks a lot.
RyuLoki 1 year ago
How old was Byrne?
TokyoJapenese 1 year ago
@TokyoJapenese He was 26 years old. Not exactly the old demented master caught off guard. :p
noxure 1 year ago
Fantastic analysis. Thank you.
Achilles94627 1 year ago
I have played over this game for 40 years, the epitome of childhood genuis
ftworthxxx 1 year ago
13 are you kidding me
TheXanthosis 1 year ago
QED
pjl1015 1 year ago
at 4:01 cant the pawn at b2 capture the knight if he moves to c3 from e4!
RoyalDevil3 1 year ago
hey jerry, me again lol. it would be very interesting for you to play kingscrusher. i'm not sure how to contact him (other than comment on his youtube videos) but you both are very strong players. let me know what you think about it :)
cubbiesrule81 1 year ago
advice, stop wispering!! its creepy like pedofile
javijr9 1 year ago
queen s game superb if the oppent did not took the fisches queen da game was his
rinchen871 1 year ago