Punishing 11.Bg5 | Byrne vs Fischer, 1956
Donald Byrne vs Robert James Fischer
Byrne vs Fischer turns into a mating attack after 11.Bg5. See how Fischer finds three forcing moves in a row, builds the initiative, and converts the attack into a win.
Concepts · Attacking Ideas
An error is worth nothing unless it is answered: the winner finds the forcing moves that turn a mistake into a lost position. The lesson is the reply, not the mistake.
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Donald Byrne vs Robert James Fischer
Byrne vs Fischer turns into a mating attack after 11.Bg5. See how Fischer finds three forcing moves in a row, builds the initiative, and converts the attack into a win.
Donald Byrne vs Robert James Fischer
One mistake hands over the initiative completely, and it never comes back. Donald Byrne against Robert James Fischer ends in checkmate, after bold play sets up a relentless king hunt.