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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>
 
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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=== Favorite opening ===
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With the white pieces, Fischer liked to play "e4" (King's pawn advancing by two pieces), followed by Bb5 (to threaten the opponent's king), as he played in Game 10 of the [[Match of the Century]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdMNoDieOFs</ref>
    
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