Bobby Fischer's Attacking Chess Game - Remote Chess Academy

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Let me remind you that the open enrolment to the course “GM’s Positional Understanding” will be closed in 24 hours. I’d like to highlight that the course also has the following powerful practical tasks: Strategic Rules about Pawn’s Playing Strategic Rules about Weak Squares Strategic Rules about Bishops’ Playing Playing with the King Playing with the Queen Playing with the Rook Complete Chess Strategy The Right System of Thinking Training with the Computer These practical tasks will help you to implement the ideas you learn. There are 234 special tasks and games for your training to make those lessons stick. Additionally, the course has special “Mind Maps” and other KEY materials for printing. And nothing better than one of our students to explain you why: Enrol to the course now, get it with a huge 50% discount, and get my courses “Attack and Win” (worth 89 USD) and “Self-taught Grandmaster” (worth 129 USD) for FREE! You also get access to the private Facebook group, where they will be assisted (by GM Igor Smirnov) and also be able to learn with other students. << Become a Positional Master >> Today I’d like to share with you a game played by Bobby Fischer in the 1966 Chess Olympiad. This has to be one of his best attacking chess games. His opponent tried to attack Fischer with a Scholar’s Mate threat, but the move that Fischer played will shock you. It almost looked like Fischer blundered the Scholar’s Mate, but it’s a counter-attacking ingenious move by him! You can find the PGN of this game below: