Robert J Fischer advise alot of the great players ....

[AdminX]

http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=4543

His laptop is telling all ..., Now Duke the dog from Bushes Baked Beans would never sell the family secrets!! Who would have thought that we would be learning more about Fischer from Dell than anyone else.

[Cubeman]

It had me going for a second till I realised it was the 1st April.

[AdminX]

It had me going for a second till I realised it was the 1st April.

Now Alex, I thought I was going to get some mileage from this ...

[Michael Neish]

The E-mail from 29th September 1978 really gave it away ...

They had me until then though.

Mike.

[tjfroh]

Ted,

Nice article. The secret Fischer is now revealed....in part.

TJ

PS Duke the dog lives up the street from me.

http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=4543

His laptop is telling all ..., Now Duke the dog from Bushes Baked Beans would never sell the family secrets!! Who would have thought that we would be learning more about Fischer from Dell than anyone else.

[Kirk]

http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=4543

His laptop is telling all ..., Now Duke the dog from Bushes Baked Beans would never sell the family secrets!! Who would have thought that we would be learning more about Fischer from Dell than anyone else.

Did you see that he actually had written ANOTHER BOOK!!!? It was called "60 More Memorable Games", which he gave to a publisher in the Philippines. WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT BOOK!?

Here is a mystery....

[ArmoredGuns]

Chessbase actually mentioned Rybka??

Wow, what an unexpected surprise. Even in april's fools.

[Ponti]

Yeap! It was also discovered a letter in which he gives advice to George W. Bush to engage the US in Irak's war!

[Kirk]

Ted,

Nice article. The secret Fischer is now revealed....in part.

TJ

PS Duke the dog lives up the street from me.

http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=4543

His laptop is telling all ..., Now Duke the dog from Bushes Baked Beans would never sell the family secrets!! Who would have thought that we would be learning more about Fischer from Dell than anyone else.

Except the lost knowledge of this book he wrote that never saw the light of day

Somewhere in the Philippines is a lost chess treasure

[Kirk]

Another mystery "My 61 Memerorable Games"

http://main.uschess.org/content/view/8175/431

Bobby Fischer kept a low profile after becoming an Icelandic citizen, but he still made waves before his death. Another kerfuffle took place at an auction on eBay Canada last December for a revised edition called My 61 Memorable Games. The cover of this updated classic shows a diagram from Fischer-Spassky, 1st match game 1992 – the only addition. A 12-page foreword was supposedly penned by Fischer himself.