Game of the Century ASMR Donald Byrne vs Bobby Fischer, 1956 Chess Relaxation

I come back here incredibly often thank you for this:)

Donald was so nice letting Bobby mate him on the board 😩

94% accuracy really doesn't mean squat. Making all the right defensive, waiting, and obvious moves after a terrible blunder didn't equate to 94% accuracy it equated to 0-1.

This is the best channel for chess analysis. Other channels just rush the moves and don't see the beauty of it. I have watched this video at least 4 times. Great job. Thank you.

Love the introductions you do before the games, then again everything about your content is amazing!

I know you kinda said it in the intro but a cool name for you would be AchesSMR (the capitalized letter spell out asmr)

Intro sounds like HSMR lol

Can you make a video on Bobby's playstyle and how it was different than other GMs?

I really enjoy these walkthroughs from these GM games. Going through all the variations that you could play and why they don't work is really educational and fun. Keep up the great work !

Hey I just want to say this shit absolutely slaps

wao thia asmr chess videos are awesome, not only make me relaxed but also I'm learning chess strategy. love it really cool stuff

As far as I'm concerned, this is simply the best chess video ever. Pure poetry

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What about the game where deep blue beat Garry Kasparov

Me: Having my eyes closed and I am imagining that I am a grown man named Donald 😌

A teenage boy comes to the table and says his name is Bobby

Me: 😳

Ayo 😳

At 41.13 the king was already checkmate

Its interesting how the players just transposed from one opening to another so many times I'm curious if they did it on purpose, trying to find a blindspot in a theoretical battleground,
Or perhaps they simply played moves which gave them positions they were familiar with and were confident in their abilities playing?

I wish I could ask what went through their mind as the game happened along every twist and turn. Every game of chess is a story in some way and I think some games (like this one) show it extremely well.
Thank you for the video! Much love ❤

I’m wearing airpods and this might sound redundant but I’m like “uhhh, sir can you take your mouth out of my ear”

Do you think he was better than Kasparov?

I joined chess club in 3rd grade and about 15 years later I’m getting back into the game. I love watching these and learning the history and how to play!

More Bobby Fischer games please

EPIC GAME THO

Hello

My goal is to listen to this without watching to picture the pieces of the board in my head and I just can't do it

It took me 2 weeks to finish this video 😴😪

Add some metal gear solid sounds

Awesome video!

Yes! Your back!

y donde esta boris spasky
>;V

Awesome video and choice of game dude. I appreciate the hard work you put into these!

Do you have notes off-screen to help you while you do them?

I thought it was maybe knight B1 :-( Need to get back into chess I've forgotten a lot.

Ooh! I love the warm up intro! I’m invested in seeing this poor kid from Brooklyn step out into the chess spotlight.

I would love more Bobby Fischer games, but honestly every single video where you go over any historical game is amazing, thanks for your work!

more Bobby :D

i would absolutely love some more capa games, or if you are going to do nsome recent games dubov is a really exciting player to watch, love your content as always mr Asmr Chess.

Lets go, i would like more of Bobby

Broooooo what kind of chess pieces you got ???

So damn good

I just noticed that you are almost nearing 50K subs. Its been only 2 months since reaching 40k, so the channel is still growing strong!

By the way, I really like this angle of the board. Feels like it has a bit of a fish-eye effect. Makes everything very easy to see

Another wonderful video! I LOVE STORY TIME SO MUCH!!!!

He’ 100% from Denmark

Great content as always 🥂

Such a great job on these! Thanks for your posts