Bobby Fischer complains of the swimming pool, of the Hotel, the size of the Chess board, the color of the pieces, the TV cameras, etc. He arrives as usual,
four minutes late after the Arbiter started the Chess clock. He replies to Spassky’s first move (1. d4) with a Nimzoindian Defense (1. ... Nf6), the same he used in the
first game and lost. Bobby Fischer won the game after a questionable move from
Boris Spassky: 27. Qc2, which allowed Bobby Fischer to play 27. ... Bxa4! |