Garry Kasparov presents exclusive video course on Bobby Fischer for the “My Great Predecessors” series on Chessable

We’re excited to announce that GM Garry Kasparov has teamed up with Chessable to improve a timeless classic. In addition to the written content, chess players can now enjoy My Great Predecessors Part 4 in video, presented by the legendary Kasparov himself, along with brand new analysis and new trainable positions!

My great predecessors is one of the most authoritative explorations of chess history ever written. In the fourth part, Kasparov analyzes in depth the games and legacy of GM Bobby Fischer, one of the greatest chess players of all time. In this updated version, Kasparov revisits his comments and provides a new analysis of the games, powered by the world’s most powerful engines.

Are you ready to learn more about Fischer’s legacy through the eyes of legendary former world champion Kasparov? Then click the button below to watch the full course with over 10 hours of video lessons, brand new analysis, and more!

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Bobby Fischer is one of the most infamous chess players of all time. A genius on the chessboard, he was statistically one of the most dominant world champions in history. His unparalleled opening preparation, sharp play, deep strategic understanding and impeccable endgame technique made him an unstoppable chess machine.

In “My Great Predecessors Part 4” Kasparov will analyze key games from Fischer’s career. This course will give you a unique insight into the mind and thought process of one of the most talented players the world has ever seen.

Kasparov also presents the lives and games of the “Stars of the West”: GMs Samuel Reshevsky, Reuben Fine, Miguel Najdorf and Bent Larsen. Combined with more than 580 trainable positions, My Great Predecessors Part 4 gives you all the tools you need to take your game to the next level.

“Learning from the games of great players is very educational,” said Kasparov. “It always helps you improve your understanding of various aspects of our beloved game.”

Learning from the games of great players is very educational. It always helps you improve your understanding of various aspects of our beloved game.
— GM Garry Kasparov

Many consider Garry Kasparov to be the greatest player of all time – including current world number one GM Magnus Carlsen. Kasparov became the youngest world champion in history in 1985, a record that still stands today. He dominated the chess scene for 15 years, defeating titans such as GMs Anatoly Karpov, Nigel Short and Viswanathan Anand to retain his crown.

Kasparov’s My great predecessors is one of the most critically acclaimed chess book series in the world. Whether you want to learn from Fischer or just enjoy the beauty of his games, My Great Predecessors Part 4 on Chessable is a must-read. Click here to go to the course page now!

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