Kasparov or Fischer - Who is better?
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jisngeorge
May 12, 2016
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Garry Kasparov and Bobby Fischer are both greatest players in the history of chess.Both almost played in a common period.But there was not a single game fought between them.Both are excellent players who proved their brilliance.If they fought each other in the chess board,who would probably win?
I would have to say Fischer, he was the youngest grand master ever in the history of chess. maybe other than Carlsen.
I would have to say Fischer, he was the youngest grand master ever in the history of chess. maybe other than Carlsen.
Tater1234 wrote:
I would have to say Fischer, he was the youngest grand master ever in the history of chess. maybe other than Carlsen.
That record has been broken a few times since fischer.
I will say Kasparov. Even though i have no way to back this up.
Stockfish, on the other fin, is a chess porgy.
May 12, 2016
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Tater1234 wrote:
I would have to say Fischer, he was the youngest grand master ever in the history of chess. maybe other than Carlsen.
50 years ago he set a record.
Like almost all 50 year old records, it's been broken many times since then.
Carlsen isn't the current record holder for youngest GM, I think that's Karjakin who became a GM at 12 years old. For reference Fischer became a GM at 15.
BettorOffSingle escribió:
I believe the best player ever was Max Euwe.
As an human being, it would be a hard contest between him, Tal and Spassky if we take world champions.
His problem was that he was just too normal.Doctor Max Euwe was very popular in Holland .
Jan Timman the same thing.Very nice guy .
May 12, 2016
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0110001101101000 wrote:
Tater1234 wrote:
I would have to say Fischer, he was the youngest grand master ever in the history of chess. maybe other than Carlsen.
50 years ago he set a record.
Like almost all 50 year old records, it's been broken many times since then.
Carlsen isn't the current record holder for youngest GM, I think that's Karjakin who became a GM at 12 years old. For reference Fischer became a GM at 15.
But today there are more players, more resources, and all that jazz. Fischer was the only kid in the whole top circuit back then.
May 13, 2016
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Tater1234 wrote:
I think the age one would become a grandmaster not only determine the quality of the player.There are many factors other than that.
I would have to say Fischer, he was the youngest grand master ever in the history of chess. maybe other than Carlsen.
Fischer by far.
May 13, 2016
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Lasker1900 wrote:
Always bet on the guy that's breathing
Fischer's chess came to a dead end, twice!