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A statistical analysis of the games demonstrates that Fischer was right in complaining about the unfair collusion by the Soviet players. Ultimately chess organizers agreed with Fischer and changed the rules to reduce the possibility of collusion by playe

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In 1958, when Bobby Fischer was only 15 years old, he defeated a top, renowned grandmaster in only ten moves with what has become known as "Bobby's Trap." It uses the Bc4, and then Bb3, which are called Bobby's signature moves, and attains checkmate through ingenuous use of a bishop, a knight, and a sacrifice.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxzBKhVaRkU</ref>

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== Criticism of Communists in Candidates Tournament ==

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Bobby Fischer courageously exposed the cheating by [[communist]] [[Soviet Union]] players whereby they would collusively play either to draws, thereby puffing each others' scores, while trying harder against non-Soviet players such as Fischer. In the the 1962 Candidates Tournament in Curaçao, the Soviet players apparently teamed up with other to reach scores of 17½ points and two at 17 points, thereby exceeding Fischer with 14 points. A statistical analysis of the games demonstrates that Fischer was right in complaining about the unfair collusion by the Soviet players. Ultimately chess organizers agreed with Fischer and changed the rules to reduce the possibility of collusion by players.

==Paranoia and Offensive Statements==

[[Image:Bgdg.jpg|right|thumb|Bobby Fischer in 2005.]]

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