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Quote by Bobby Fischer

“It's little quirks like this that could make life difficult for a chess machine.”

Quote by Bobby Fischer

Book:My 60 Memorable Games: chess tactics, chess strategies with Bobby Fischer

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My 60 Memorable Games: chess tactics, chess strategies with Bobby Fischer

This book features a selection of Bobby Fischer's most memorable chess games, providing insights into his approach to the game and his innovative strategies and tactics. more

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Bobby Fischer, born on March 9, 1943, in New York, USA, was a brilliant chess player. He became the World Champion in 1963, one of the youngest in history. Fischer was known for his unique openings and tactical innovations, which had a profound impact on the development of chess. more

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