Robert James Fischer at the age of 17 |
Spassky, known for his tendency to grab initiative at all cost, had played the game in very romantic spirit. He played King's Gambit, one of the very aggressive gambits which we can see in tournament practise even nowadays. However, in the "pre-computer era" this opening had a different "oomph".
Fischer took first pawn, then second, and he kept the pace up with Spassky till move 26. The position was balanced. Then he made a mistake and the rest is history....
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