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Games that changed chess.

Legends of the game, each with its story. Hover one to watch it draw.

The Opera Game

Morphy vs Duke Karl · 1858

Paul Morphy demolished the Duke of Brunswick and Count Isouard during a performance of The Barber of Seville.

The Game of the Century

Byrne vs Fischer · 1956

A 13-year-old Bobby Fischer stunned the chess world with a queen sacrifice against Donald Byrne that was so deep and beautiful it earned this game its legendary title.

Fischer vs Spassky, Game 6

Match of the Century · 1972

Game 6 of the Match of the Century is widely regarded as the greatest game Fischer ever played.

Steinitz's Masterpiece

Steinitz vs von Bardeleben · 1895

Wilhelm Steinitz, the first World Champion, played a combination so devastating that Von Bardeleben simply walked away from the board rather than face the forced mate.

Rubinstein's Immortal

Rotlewi vs Rubinstein · 1907

Akiba Rubinstein, arguably the greatest player never to become World Champion, played one of the most beautiful combinations ever seen.

The Windmill

Torre vs Lasker · 1925

Carlos Torre Repetto played the most famous tactical motif in chess history, a 'windmill' of discovered checks that took Emanuel Lasker's pieces one after another.

Short's King Walk

Short vs Timman · 1991

Nigel Short marched his king from g1 to g5 in the middle of an attack, with Kh6 and mate to follow.

Nezhmetdinov's Brilliancy

Polugaevsky vs Nezhmetdinov · 1958

Rashid Nezhmetdinov, who never earned the Grandmaster title, gave up his queen with 24...Rxf4 and hunted Polugaevsky's king up the board to a5.

The Marshall Attack

Capablanca vs Marshall · 1918

Frank Marshall had been saving a devastating gambit for years, waiting for the perfect moment to spring it on Capablanca.

Tal vs Botvinnik

World Championship · 1960

The 'Magician from Riga' Mikhail Tal challenged the methodical Botvinnik in one of the most dramatic World Championship matches ever.

Fischer vs Larsen

Candidates · 1971

Bobby Fischer's march to the World Championship was unprecedented — he demolished Larsen 6-0.

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