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# 60 classic games analyzed Free shipping included Deep strategic insights My 60 Memorable Games

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## Summary

> ♟️ Unlock the genius of a world champion—your next move awaits!

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- **What is this?** My 60 Memorable Games
- **How much does it cost?** ₪228 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Fast & Free Delivery:** Get your copy shipped free and start mastering the board without delay.
- • **Master Chess Like a Pro:** Dive into 60 legendary games with expert analysis from Bobby Fischer himself.
- • **Strategic Depth Unlocked:** Explore complex positions and tactical shots that challenge even seasoned players.
- • **Perfect for Every Chess Enthusiast:** Ideal for students and fans eager to elevate their game and thinking.
- • **Collector’s Gem in Great Condition:** Used book in good condition—own a piece of chess history without compromise.

## Overview

My 60 Memorable Games by Bobby Fischer is a celebrated chess book featuring detailed analyses of 60 of Fischer’s most iconic games. Highly rated by over 1,300 readers, this used copy in good condition offers deep strategic insights perfect for chess students and enthusiasts. With free shipping, it’s a must-have for anyone serious about mastering chess tactics and history.

## Description

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Review: Entertaining - Very instructive, even amusing at times. His analyses of possible lines are impossible to follow without playing them out on the board, at least for mortals like me. Can he really see that far ahead? I guess a world champion can. The position is shown fairly often, so it's easy enough to keep up while playing through the games, and it's fun to think, "What would I do?" We even agree, once in a while. I prefer the notation for the moves in Alekhine's book, where they used capital letters for the pieces instead of the little pictures, which don't show up very well on my old Kindle, but are fine on my Samsung phone. A very good book for the chess student or fan.
Review: One of the greatest chess books ever. - I got this book, primarily to see the killer Rf6 tactical shot against Pal Benko. Back when i first started out, i thought he gave up his rook for nothing, but now I saw what fischer was up to. The f7 pawn is blocked and cannot go to f5, and if the rook is taken, fischer would play e5, with the unstoppable mate on h7 to follow. Unless nakamura proves me wrong, i doubt another American will win the world title again as nakamura threw away a couple draws against Vidit at the candidates in toronto earlier this year, and missed out by half a point. Fabi threw away the win when he missed an opportunity to win nepo's passed pawn and missing out on forcing tiebreaks vs gukesh.

## Features

- Used Book in Good Condition

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,308 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Entertaining
*by R***S on June 26, 2020*

Very instructive, even amusing at times. His analyses of possible lines are impossible to follow without playing them out on the board, at least for mortals like me. Can he really see that far ahead? I guess a world champion can. The position is shown fairly often, so it's easy enough to keep up while playing through the games, and it's fun to think, "What would I do?" We even agree, once in a while. I prefer the notation for the moves in Alekhine's book, where they used capital letters for the pieces instead of the little pictures, which don't show up very well on my old Kindle, but are fine on my Samsung phone. A very good book for the chess student or fan.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the greatest chess books ever.
*by A***N on October 3, 2024*

I got this book, primarily to see the killer Rf6 tactical shot against Pal Benko. Back when i first started out, i thought he gave up his rook for nothing, but now I saw what fischer was up to. The f7 pawn is blocked and cannot go to f5, and if the rook is taken, fischer would play e5, with the unstoppable mate on h7 to follow. Unless nakamura proves me wrong, i doubt another American will win the world title again as nakamura threw away a couple draws against Vidit at the candidates in toronto earlier this year, and missed out by half a point. Fabi threw away the win when he missed an opportunity to win nepo's passed pawn and missing out on forcing tiebreaks vs gukesh.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Book and I
*by J***R on January 8, 2010*

Hm... When I first decided on aquiring this literary masterpiece, I was quite under the impression that there would be a higher annotation:move ratio. I was wrong, but perhaps that is a good thing. There is a plethora of chess enlightenment within the pages. Knowledge isn't spoon-fed to you, as in many lower-level books, but there are excellent annotations which let us peek into the mind of a chess legend. A chess legend whom, if you are reading this page, you probably adore. The games are ones which Bobby Fischer considers memorable, so therefore they must be pretty great, right? They are! Still, as I mentioned, the annotations aren't spoon-fed to you, so you won't be getting anything out of simply playing over the moves really quickly and glancing at the annotations. You actually have to sit in front of Fischer's opponent and contemplate the moves through Fischer's eyes. C.S.Purdy once said,"If the student forces himself to examine all moves that smite, however absurd they may look at first glance, he is on the way to becoming a master of tactics." I quote him, because, a lot of Fischer's moves come out of nowhere. When going over Bobby's games in endeavor to guess which move comes next, calculating the bizarre moves is beneficial. It's an excellent book if you are a dedicated chess player. Casual chess players won't get nearly as much out of it. In other words, if chess is your hobby, you won't get as much out of it. If chess is your life, then stop reading customer reviews, and just go ahead and purchase the book!

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