Deadly Pin: Fischer's simple, yet powerful, moves that made Euwe resign
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Channel: Remote Chess Academy · 2018 · Education
What is it about the strong chess players' and grandmasters' way of thinking and strategies that makes these players stronger and helps them to gain more victories? Learn from the FREE course "Secrets of Strong Chess Players" - https://goo.gl/1xgjwr Bobby Fischer is known for his very crisp and powerful moves that may seem like very simple moves. In this game that he played against Max Euwe in 1960, he carefully exchanged the pieces in such a way that he got the upper hand in the game. Fischer created a deadly pin against Euwe's bishop, which remained undeveloped for a long time. He got an outside passed pawn and won the game eventually. ♕ How to analyze your games (FREE course): https://goo.gl/3XKJC6 ♕ Quick success in chess (FREE course): https://goo.gl/xjaacp ♕ Chess Training Plan for Rapid Improvement (FREE course): https://goo.gl/mcdzsw ♕ Secrets of Strong Chess Players (FREE course): https://goo.gl/a2M4uH ♕ Chess Courses and videos: https://goo.gl/Y75MoR
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