Chapter
The Game of the Century
1:24:26 - 1:29:43 (05:17)
A discussion about the infamous 1956 chess match between a 13-year-old Bobby Fischer and international master Donald Byrne, exploring why it was so captivating and still talked about today.
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Alexandra Botez describes her love for playing chess in chaotic environments, such as Times Square, which allows the game to appeal to a wider audience.
1:24:26 - 1:25:36 (01:10)
Summary
Alexandra Botez describes her love for playing chess in chaotic environments, such as Times Square, which allows the game to appeal to a wider audience. She explains that the atmosphere and the people you play with are what makes the game enjoyable beyond its competitiveness.
ChapterThe Game of the Century
Episode#319 – Botez Sisters: Chess, Streaming, and Fame
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The game was beautiful, and the atmosphere of a young newcomer beating a top player was fascinating, especially before Bobby Fischer's rise to stardom in chess.
1:25:36 - 1:27:30 (01:53)
Summary
The game was beautiful, and the atmosphere of a young newcomer beating a top player was fascinating, especially before Bobby Fischer's rise to stardom in chess. Grandmasters were amazed as they watched the 13-year-old display his incredible skill.
ChapterThe Game of the Century
Episode#319 – Botez Sisters: Chess, Streaming, and Fame
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This podcast discusses the importance of studying famous chess games, particularly in recognizing opening principles and avoiding delayed development.
1:27:32 - 1:29:43 (02:10)
Summary
This podcast discusses the importance of studying famous chess games, particularly in recognizing opening principles and avoiding delayed development. They also touched on the tragic end to the life of a brilliant but troubled chess prodigy.