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Bobby Fischer vs Boris Spassky for the The 1972 World Chess Championship. Taking a look at the history and the famous chess games, analyzed for beginners and intermediate players.
0:00 Intro
1:01 Game 1 + Drama
4:17 Game 3
9:03 Game 5
13:19 Game 6
20:25 Game 11
24:10 FINAL GAME
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The current chess boom, due to the internet, is bigger. One thing I remember about the Fischer boom was that you could buy a chess set basically anywhere. Gas stations, 7-11, drugstores, nearly everywhere almost anything was sold. We would play during recess in elementary school, chess was still pretty big through most of the 70s. In the 80s it kind of tapered off, then Kasparov came along and there was a kind of mini-boom. Likewise with Magnus as both gentlemen have charisma and were marketable.
It's March 2023 and you spoiled the final scene of Queen's Gambit
GREAT RECAP
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hey watch, more like hear carefully through 25min 13 sec to 25 min 18 sec, tell me did you hear it?