Four photos of encounters that made it into Fischer's '60 Memorable Games'.
Petrosian-Fischer, Portorož Interzonal 1958 (½-½).
Smyslov-Fischer, Candidates, Belgrade 1959 (0-1).
Walther-Fischer, Zürich 1959 (½-½).
Fischer-Geller, Bled 1961 (1-0).
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Petrosian-Fischer, Portorož Interzonal 1958 (½-½).
Smyslov-Fischer, Candidates, Belgrade 1959 (0-1).
Walther-Fischer, Zürich 1959 (½-½).
Fischer-Geller, Bled 1961 (1-0).
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Four photos of encounters that made it into Fischer's '60 Memorable Games'. Petrosian-Fischer, Portorož Interzonal 1958 (½-½). Smyslov-Fischer, Candidates, Belgrade 1959 (0-1). Walther-Fischer, Zürich 1959 (½-½). Fischer-Geller, Bled 1961 (1-0). @UnityChess
Fischer's '60 Memorable Games'.pgn
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"There are some aspects of work you need to keep working on and no matter what environment you are in. Continuous learning is very important. It's what I call 'competitive tension', which is about having a competition around."
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With the risk of repeating myself: take comfort in the fact that Magnus Carlsen's technique was not always perfect.
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Magnus Carlsen on Winning the GRENKE Chess Classic 2019
34.b4! [A race! White intends to push his a-pawn as soon as possible.]
34...h4 [34...Ne6 35.Bc4! e3 36.Kc2 Nf3 37.b5 h4 38.gxh4 gxh4 39.a6!+– △a7]
35.gxh4 g4 36.bxc5! [The white knight can return on time to stop the Black's g-pawn.]
36...g3 37.Nd4™ [△Ne2]
[37.a6? g2 38.a7 g1Q+ 39.Ka2 Qxc5 40.a8Q+ Kg7=]
37...g2 38.Ne2+–
34...h4 [34...Ne6 35.Bc4! e3 36.Kc2 Nf3 37.b5 h4 38.gxh4 gxh4 39.a6!+– △a7]
35.gxh4 g4 36.bxc5! [The white knight can return on time to stop the Black's g-pawn.]
36...g3 37.Nd4™ [△Ne2]
[37.a6? g2 38.a7 g1Q+ 39.Ka2 Qxc5 40.a8Q+ Kg7=]
37...g2 38.Ne2+–