Mikhail Tal vs Robert James Fischer
Bled-Zagreb-Belgrade Candidates, 1959 · result 1-0 · source: brianerdelyi/ChessPGN (CC0)
Opening: King's Indian Defense: Normal Variation, Standard Development (E73) — this game followed that line's move order.
Mikhail Tal faced Robert James Fischer in Bled-Zagreb-Belgrade Candidates, 1959. Mikhail Tal won. The game lasted 34 moves. The opening was the King's Indian Defense: Normal Variation, Standard Development (ECO E73).
Both players castled kingside: White on move 10, Black on move 5. The first capture came on move 13. Both queens had left the board by move 29.
Blunder: White’s Nc4 drops the winning chances from 88% to 12%.
Blunder: Black’s b5 drops the winning chances from 88% to 10%.
Blunder: White’s Ne5 drops the winning chances from 90% to 12%.
Key moments
Blunder Nc4
White’s Nc4 drops the winning chances from 88% to 12%.
Blunder b5
Black’s b5 drops the winning chances from 88% to 10%.
Blunder Ne5
White’s Ne5 drops the winning chances from 90% to 12%.
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