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This article lists the times taken for the moves of game 15 of the 1972 Fischer - Spassky World Chess Championship Match.
Game 15, August 17-18, 1972
Spassky Fischer
White Black
(ar) (0:04)
1. e4 (0:00) c5 (0:04)
(Spassky left after making his first move and returned 3 minutes after Fischer made his move.)
(ar) (0:03)
2. Nf3 (0:03) d6 (0:05)
3. d4 (0:03) cxd4 (0:05)
4. Nxd4 (0:03) Nf6 (0:05)
5. Nc3 (0:03) a6 (0:05)
6. Bg5 (0:04) e6 (0:05)
7. f4 (0:05) Be7 (0:05)
8. Qf3 (0:05) Qc7 (0:05)
9. 0-0-0 (0:07) Nbd7 (0:05)
10. Bd3 (0:07) b5 (0:10)
11. Rhe1 (0:07) Bb7 (0:12)
12. Qg3 (0:07) 0-0-0 (0:43)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of the 1972 Fischer-Spassky World Chess Championship Match.
Game 9, August 1st, 1972
Spassky Fischer
White Black
(ar) (0:10)
1. d4 (0:00) Nf6 (0:12)
(When Fischer appeared, Spassky had already left and did not come back until 4 minutes after Fischer's move.)
(ar) (0:04)
2. c4 (0:04) e6 (0:13)
3. Nf3 (0:05) d5 (0:14)
4. Nc3 (0:06) c5 (0:22)
5. cxd5 (0:07) Nxd5 (0:22)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of game 16 of the 1972 Fischer - Spassky Match.
Game 16, August 20th, 1972
Fischer Spassky
White Black
(ar) (0:09) (ar) (-:01)
1. e4 (0:09)
(Spassky appeared a minute before play was to begin. When Fischer arrived and played his move, Spassky had gone. He returned two minutes later.)
(ar) (0:02)
1. e5 (0:03)
2. Nf3 (0:09) Nc6 (0:03)
3. Bb5 (0:09) a6 (0:03)
4. Bxc6 (0:10) dxc6 (0:03)
5. 0-0 (0:10) f6 (0:04)
6. d4 (0:10) Bg4 (0:06)
7. dxe5 (0:10) Qxd1 (0:06)
8. Rxd1 (0:10) fxe5 (0:06)
9. Rd3 (0:16) Bd6 (0:06)
10. Nbd2 (0:20) Nf6 (0:07)
11. Nc4 (0:27) Nxe4 (0:11)
12. Ncxe5 (0:29) Bxf3 (0:25)
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This article lists the times for the moves of game 17 of the 1972 Fischer - Spassky World Chess Championship Match.
Game 17, August 22th, 1972
Spassky Fischer
White Black
(ar) (0:05)
1. e4 (0:00) d6 (0:05)
2. d4 (0:02) g6 (0:05)
3. Nc3 (0:06) Nf6 (0:09)
4. f4 (0:07) Bg7 (0:09)
5. Nf3 (0:07) c5 (0:24)
6. dxc5 (0:12) Qa5 (0:24)
7. Bd3 (0:13) Qxc5 (0:25)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of game 18 of the Fischer - Spassky World Chess Championship Match.
Game 18, August 24-25, 1972
Fischer Spassky
White Black
(ar) (0:08)
1. e4 (0:08) c5 (0:02)
2. Nf3 (0:09) d6 (0:02)
3. Nc3 (0:09) Nc6 (0:03)
4. d4 (0:09) cxd4 (0:03)
5. Nxd4 (0:09) Nf6 (0:03)
6. Bg5 (0:10) e6 (0:04)
7. Qd2 (0:10) a6 (0:04)
8. 0-0-0 (0:10) Bd7 (0:05)
9. f4 (0:10) Be7 (0:06)
10. Nf3 (0:12) b5 (0:06)
11. Bxf6 (0:13) gxf6 (0:07)
12. Bd3 (0:18) Qa5 (0:30)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of game 19 of the 1972 Fischer - Spassky World Chess Championship match.
Game 19, August 27th, 1972
Spassky Fischer
White Black
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 Bg4
5. Be2 e6
6. 0-0 (0:04) Be7 (0:05)
7. h3 (0:06) Bh5 (0:06)
8. c4 (0:08) Nb6 (0:08)
9. Nc3 (0:08) 0-0 (0:08)
10. Be3 (0:16) d5 (0:27)
11. c5 (0:22) Bxf3 (0:27)
12. Bxf3 (0:43) Nc4 (0:27)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of game 1 of the 2008 World Chess Championship Match between Viswanathan Anand and Vladimir Kramnik in Bonn, Germany.
Game 1, October 14th, 2008
Kramnik Anand
White Black
1. d4 (1:59) d5 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:59) c6 (1:59)
3. Nc3 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
4. cxd5 (1:59) cxd5 (1:59)
5. Bf4 (1:59) Nc6 (1:58)
6. e3 (1:59) Bf5 (1:57)
7. Nf3 (1:58) e6 (1:56)
8. Qb3 (1:56) Bb4 (1:54)
9. Bb5 (1:55) O-O (1:53)
10. Bxc6 (1:48) Bxc3+ (1:52)
11. Qxc3 (1:48) Rc8 (1:52)
12. Ne5 (1:48) Ng4 (1:46)
13. Nxg4 (1:41) Bxg4 (1:46)
14. Qb4 (1:40) Rxc6 (1:42)
15. Qxb7 (1:36) Qc8 (1:26)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of game 2 of the 2008 Anand - Kramnik World Chess Championship Match.
Anand Kramnik
White Black
1. d4 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:59) e6 (1:59)
3. Nc3 (1:59) Bb4 (1:59)
4. f3 (1:59) d5 (1:57)
5. a3 (1:59) Bxc3+ (1:57)
6. bxc3 (1:59) c5 (1:56)
7. cxd5 (1:58) Nxd5 (1:56)
8. dxc5 (1:58) f5 (1:54)
9. Qc2 (1:56) Nd7 (1:45)
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This article lists the times for the moves of game 20 of the 1972 Fischer - Spassky World Chess Championship match in Iceland. This was Fischer’s last game as White.
Game 20
Fischer Spassky
White Black
1. e4 c5
2. Nf3 Nc6
3. d4 cxd4
4. Nxd4 Nf6
5. Nc3 d6
6. Bg5 e6
7. Qd2 a6
8. 0-0-0 Bd7
9. f4 Be7 (0:04)
10. Be2 (0:09) 0-0 (0:14)
11. Bf3 (0:26) h6 (0:42)
12. Bh4 (0:30) Nxe4 (0:45)
13. Bxe7 (0:40) Nxd2 (0:46)
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This article contains the links to the times for the moves of the Anand - Kramnik World Chess Championship Match in Bonn, Germany, from October 14th to October 29th, 2008. Our Agent Chronicle was in place and covered all 11 games:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
The management of time played a significant role in the match, as can be seen in Games 3 and 5. Kramnik responded to new positions successfully, but took a lot of time with his early decisions. As a result, he had to hurry his moves later, made decisive mistakes, and lost both of these game. These two losses turned out to be the margin of defeat at Bonn.
Remember the time factor; it always comes into play in the end, and this match was no exception.
For more on time management at the World Chess Championship level, please view our notes on Fischer - Spassky 1972, which provides information that has been unavailable for 36 years.
Until now.
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This article contains links to the times for the moves of games 3-21 of the 1972 Fischer - Spassky World Chess Championship match. In addition, there are some notes on the match and how the times came to be recorded.
Watch this page, as links will be added when the other games are posted.
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of Game 3 of the 1972 Fischer - Spassky World Chess Championship Match in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Game 3, July 16-17, 1972
Spassky Fischer
White Black
1. d4 (0:00) Nf6 (0:09)
2. c4 e6
3. Nf3 c5
4. d5 exd5
5. cxd5 d6
6. Nc3 g6
7. Nd2 Nbd7
8. e4 (0:11) Bg7 (0:24)
9. Be2 (0:15) 0-0 (0:24)
10. 0-0 (0:15) Re8 (0:31)
11. Qc2 (0:17) Nh5 (0:40)
12. Bxh5 (0:40) gxh5 (0:40)
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This article lists the times taken by Anand and Kramnik for the moves of the 11th and final game of their 2008 World Chess Championship Match in Bonn. Anand needed a draw to win the match; he got it today.
Game 11, October 29th, 2008
Anand Kramnik
White Black
1. e4 (1:59) c5 (1:58)
2. Nf3 (1:59) d6 (1:58)
3. d4 (1:59) cxd4 (1:58)
4. Nxd4 (1:59) Nf6 (1:58)
5. Nc3 (1:59) a6 (1:57)
6. Bg5 (1:58) e6 (1:57)
7. f4 (1:58) Qc7 (1:56)
8. Bxf6 (1:56) gxf6 (1:56)
9. f5 (1:56) Qc5 (1:51d)
10. Qd3 (1:42) Nc6 (1:49)
11. Nb3 (1:38) Qe5 (1:47d)
12. O-O-O (1:34) exf5 (1:36d)
13. Qe3 (1:17) Bg7 (1:11d)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of the 21st and final game of the World Chess Championship Match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer. Fischer won this game to go 4 games ahead with only three to play.
Game 21, August 31st-September 1st, 1972
Spassky Fischer
White Black
(ar) (0:03)
1. e4 (0:00) c5 (0:04)
2. Nf3 (0:01) e6 (0:04)
3. d4 (0:02) cxd4 (0:04)
4. Nxd4 (0:02) a6 (0:04)
5. Nc3 (0:04) Nc6 (0:05)
6. Be3 (0:05) Nf6 (0:10)
7. Bd3 (0:15) d5 (0:14)
8. exd5 (0:29) exd5 (0:16)
9. 0-0 (0:39) Bd6 (0:19)
10. Nxc6 (0:53) bxc6 (0:20)
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This article lists the times taken by Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky in the 6th game of their 1972 World Chess Championship Match in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Game 6, July 23rd, 1972
Fischer Spassky
White Black
1. c4 (0:08) e6 (0:02)
2. Nf3 (0:11) d5 (0:03)
3. d4 (0:11) Nf6 (0:03)
4. Nc3 (0:11) Be7 (0:03)
5. Bg5 (0:11) 0-0 (0:04)
6. e3 (0:12) h6 (0:04)
7. Bh4 (0:13) b6 (0:08)
8. cxd5 (0:13) Nxd5 (0:08)
9. Bxe7 (0:14) Qxe7 (0:08)
10. Nxd5 (0:14) exd5 (0:08)
11. Rc1 (0:14) Be6 (0:09)
12. Qa4 (0:14) c5 (0:12)
13. Qa3 (0:14) Rc8 (0:16)
14. Bb5 (0:15) a6 (0:19)
15. dxc5 (0:19) bxc5 (0:23)
16. 0-0 (0:20) Ra7 (0:36)
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This article lists the times taken by Anand and Kramnik for their moves in the 10th game of their 2008 World Chess Championship Match in Bonn.
Kramnik keeps it alive with his first win.
Game 10, October 27th, 2008
Kramnik Anand
White Black
1. d4 (1:58) Nf6 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:58) e6 (1:59)
3. Nc3 (1:58) Bb4 (1:59)
4. Nf3 (1:57) c5 (1:58)
5. g3 (1:57) cxd4 (1:58)
6. Nxd4 (1:56) O-O (1:58)
7. Bg2 (1:56) d5 (1:58)
8. cxd5 (1:56) Nxd5 (1:57)
9. Qb3 (1:56d) Qa5 (1:55)
10. Bd2 (1:54) Nc6 (1:54)
11. Nxc6 (1:54) bxc6 (1:54)
12. O-O (1:54) Bxc3 (1:54)
13. bxc3 (1:54) Ba6 (1:54)
14. Rfd1 (1:53) Qc5 (1:53)
15. e4 (1:53) Bc4 (1:53)
16. Qa4 (1:52) Nb6 (1:53)
17. Qb4 (1:52) Qh5 (1:53)
18. Re1 (1:52d) c5 (1:38)
19. Qa5 (1:51) Rfc8 (1:34)
20. Be3 (1:51d) Be2 (1:20)
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This article lists the times taken by the players in Game 9 of the 2008 World Chess Championship Match between Anand and Kramnik in Bonn.
Game 9, October 26th, 2008
Anand Kramnik
White Black
1. d4 (1:59) d5 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:59) e6 (1:59)
3. Nf3 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
4. Nc3 (1:58) c6 (1:59)
5. Bg5 (1:58) h6 (1:59)
6. Bh4 (1:58) dxc4 (1:58)
7. e4 (1:58) g5 (1:58)
8. Bg3 (1:58) b5 (1:58)
9. Be2 (1:58) Bb7 (1:58)
10. Qc2 (1:57) Nbd7 (1:57)
11. Rd1 (1:57) Bb4 (1:47d)
12. Ne5 (1:49) Qe7 (1:43d)
13. O-O (1:40) Nxe5 (1:35)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of the 8th game of the 2008 World Chess Championship between Anand and Kramnik in Bonn, Germany.
Game 8, October 24th, 2008
Kramnik Anand
White Black
1. d4 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:59) e6 (1:59)
3. Nf3 (1:59) d5 (1:59)
4. Nc3 (1:58) dxc4 (1:59)
5. e4 (1:58) Bb4 (1:59)
6. Bg5 (1:57) c5 (1:58)
7. Bxc4 (1:57) cxd4 (1:58)
8. Nxd4 (1:56) Qa5 (1:58)
9. Bb5+ (1:54) Bd7 (1:57)
10. Bxf6 (1:53) Bxb5 (1:57)
11. Ndxb5 (1:44d) gxf6 (1:56)
12. O-O (1:39) Nc6 (1:56)
13. a3 (1:27d) Bxc3 (1:55)
14. Nxc3 (1:25d) Rg8 (1:43d)
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Bonn, 2008.
The 12 game 2008 World Chess Championship match is between Viswanathan Anand of India, the titleholder, and challenger Vladimir Kramnik of Russia, a former World Champion, who beat Kasparov in a 16 game match 8 years ago.
After two draws at the start, Anand won game 3, and after another draw, won two in a row, and leads, 4 1/2 to 1 1/2. It was referred to as “a major tragedy in the making” by one of the German commentators.
Up to about 15 years ago, these matches were for 24 games. The shorter length makes it more difficult to catch up after losing a few early games. This is because of the high percentage of draws in chess at the grandmaster level.
Vladimir is sounding discouraged, talking about just winning one game, before considering his chances of winning the match.
Tragedy or comedy? That is the question.
The writers here at CrackTeam.org gave it some thought. The tasteless result is below.
Read at your own risk. You have hereby been warned.
* * *
“Ladies and Gentlemen: at the Bonn Chess Comedy Club, from the USA, let’s welcome our guest comedian!”
“Hey, it’s great to be here. Thanks for the welcome. Wow! Thanks for the applause. Thank you.”
“Yeah! A great audience! Thank you, thank you!
“All right! Thank you. Thank you!”
“Hey! If you love me before I even open my mouth, how do I know it’s not just PHYSICAL?”
Th-boomp.
“Bonn’s a crazy town. I came in here, thinking that the big match was too SHORT. The way Kramnik feels right now, he’s thinking the match is too LONG!”
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of Game 7 of the Anand - Kramnik World Chess Championship Match in Bonn, 2008.
Game 7, October 23rd, 2008
Anand Kramnik
White Black
1. d4 (1:59) d5 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:59) c6 (1:59)
3. Nf3 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
4. Nc3 (1:59) dxc4 (1:59)
5. a4 (1:58) Bf5 (1:59)
6. e3 (1:58) e6 (1:58)
7. Bxc4 (1:58) Bb4 (1:58)
8. O-O (1:58) Nbd7 (1:58)
9. Qe2 (1:57) Bg6 (1:57)
10. e4 (1:57) O-O (1:56)
11. Bd3 (1:57) Bh5 (1:55)
12. e5 (1:56) Nd5 (1:54)
13. Nxd5 (1:55) cxd5 (1:54)
14. Qe3 (1:55) Re8 (1:54d)
15. Ne1 (1:49) Bg6 (1:51d)
16. Bxg6 (1:47) hxg6 (1:45d)
17. Nd3 (1:46d) Qb6 (1:39d)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of Game 6 of the 2008 match between Anand and Kramnik for the World Chess Championship.
Game 6, October 21, 2008
Anand Kramnik
White Black
1. d4 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:59) e6 (1:59)
3. Nc3 (1:59) Bb4 (1:59)
4. Qc2 (1:59) d5 (1:59)
5. cxd5 (1:59) Qxd5 (1:58)
6. Nf3 (1:58) Qf5 (1:58)
7. Qb3 (1:57) Nc6 (1:58d)
8. Bd2 (1:56) O-O (1:54)
9. h3 (1:55) b6 (1:47d)
10. g4 (1:45) Qa5 (1:45d)
11. Rc1 (1:28) Bb7 (1:41d)
12. a3 (1:15) Bxc3 (1:40)
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This article lists the times taken by Anand and Kramnik for the moves of the 5th game of their 2008 World Chess Championship Match in Bonn, Germany.
Game 5, October 20th, 2008
Kramnik Anand
White Black
1. d4 (1:59) d5 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:59) c6 (1:59)
3. Nf3 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
4. Nc3 (1:59) e6 (1:59)
5. e3 (1:59) Nbd7 (1:59)
6. Bd3 (1:59) dxc4 (1:59)
7. Bxc4 (1:59) b5 (1:59)
8. Bd3 (1:59) a6 (1:59)
9. e4 (1:58) c5 (1:58)
10. e5 (1:58) cxd4 (1:58)
11. Nxb5 (1:58) axb5 (1:58)
12. exf6 (1:58) gxf6 (1:58)
13. O-O (1:58) Qb6 (1:58)
14. Qe2 (1:58) Bb7 (1:58)
15. Bxb5 (1:57) Rg8 (1:58)
16. Bf4 (1:56d) Bd6 (1:57)
17. Bg3 (1:43d) f5 (1:53)
18. Rfc1 (0:59d) f4 (1:43)
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This article lists the times taken by each player for the moves of game 8 of the 1972 Fischer Spassky World Chess Championship Match in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Game 8, July 27, 1972
Fischer Spassky
White Black
(ar) (0:10)
1. c4 (0:10) c5 (0:01)
2. Nc3 (0:11) Nc6 (0:02)
3. Nf3 (0:13) Nf6 (0:13)
4. g3 (0:15) g6 (0:14)
5. Bg2 (0:16) Bg7 (0:14)
6. 0-0 (0:16) 0-0 (0:14)
7. d4 (0:16) cxd4 (0:14)
8. Nxd4 (0:16) Nxd4 (0:14)
9. Qxd4 (0:17) d6 (0:16)
10. Bg5 (0:25) Be6 (0:24)
11. Qf4 (0:25) Qa5 (1:23)
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This article lists the times taken by Anand and Kramnik for the moves of the 4th game of their 2008 World Chess Championship Match in Bonn, Germany.
Game 4, October 18th, 2008
Anand Kramnik
White Black
(ar) (1:59)
1. d4 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:58) e6 (1:59)
3. Nf3 (1:58) d5 (1:59)
4. Nc3 (1:58) Be7 (1:59)
5. Bf4 (1:58) 0-0 (1:58)
6. e3 (1:57) Nbd7 (1:58)
7. a3 (1:55) c5 (1:57)
8. cxd5 (1:55) Nxd5 (1:57)
9. Nxd5 (1:54) exd5 (1:57)
10. dxc5 (1:54) Nxc5 (1:57)
11. Be5 (1:54) Bf5 (1:49)
12. Be2 (1:49) Bf6 (1:48)
13. Bxf6 (1:33) Qxf6 (1:47)
14. Nd4 (1:27) Ne6 (1:44)
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This article lists the times taken for the moves of Game 3 of the 2008 Viswanathan Anand - Vladimir Kramnik World Chess Championship Match in Bonn, Germany.
Game 3, October 17th, 2008
Kramnik Anand
White Black
1. d4 (1:59) d5 (1:59)
2. c4 (1:59) c6 (1:59)
3. Nf3 (1:59) Nf6 (1:59)
4. Nc3 (1:59) e6 (1:59)
5. e3 (1:58) Nbd7 (1:58)
6. Bd3 (1:58) dxc4 (1:58)
7. Bxc4 (1:58) b5 (1:58)
8. Bd3 (1:58) a6 (1:58)
9. e4 (1:57) c5 (1:58)
10. e5 (1:57) cxd4 (1:57)
11. Nxb5 (1:57) axb5 (1:57)
12. exf6 (1:57) gxf6 (1:57)
13. O-O (1:56) Qb6 (1:57)
14. Qe2 (1:56) Bb7 (1:57)
15. Bxb5 (1:45) Bd6 (1:56)
16. Rd1 (1:22) Rg8 (1:51)
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This article lists the times taken in Game 7 by Fischer and Spassky.
Game 7, July 25th, 1972
Spassky Fischer
White Black
1. e4 (0:00) (ar) (0:05)
1. ... c5 (0:06)
2. Nf3 (0:01) d6 (0:06)
3. d4 (0:01) cxd4 (0:06)
4. Nxd4 (0:01) Nf6 (0:06)
5. Nc3 (0:02) a6 (0:06)
6. Bg5 (0:04) e6 (0:06)
7. f4 (0:05) Qb6 (0:07)
8. Qd2 (0:07) Qxb2 (0:07)
9. Nb3 (0:08) Qa3 (0:10)
10. Bd3 (0:12) Be7 (0:19)
11. 0-0 (0:20) h6 (0:28)
12. Bh4 (0:55) Nxe4 (0:37)
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This article lists the times taken by Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky for their moves in Game 5 of their World Championship Chess Match in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 1972.
Game 5, July 20th, 1972
Spassky Fischer
White Black
1. d4 Nf6
2. c4 e6
3. Nc3 Bb4
4. Nf3 c5
5. e3 (0:02) Nc6 (0:07)
6. Bd3 (0:04) Bxc3+ (0:07)
7. bxc3 (0:04) d6 (0:07)
8. e4 (0:09) e5 (0:07)
9. d5 (0:17) Ne7 (0:09)
10. Nh4 (0:20) h6 (0:16)
11. f4 (0:40) Ng6 (0:27)
12. Nxg6 (0:55) fxg6 (0:28)
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This article lists the times taken by Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky for their moves in Game 4 of their World Championship Chess Match in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 1972.
Game 4, July 18th, 1972
Fischer Spassky
White Black
1. e4 (0:07) c5 (0:00)
2. Nf3 (0:07) d6 (0:00)
3. d4 (0:07) cxd4 (0:00)
4. Nxd4 (0:07) Nf6 (0:00)
5. Nc3 (0:07) Nc6 (0:00)
6. Bc4 (0:08) e6 (0:01)
7. Bb3 (0:08) Be7 (0:01)
8. Be3 (0:16) 0-0 (0:02)
9. 0-0 (0:16) a6 (0:02)
10. f4 (0:18) Nxd4 (0:03)
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