Fischer's chess is a fairly new but popular game. Learning to play Fischer's chess is easy. It is enough to be able to play classical chess.
You can play chess pieces not only in chess. There is another very interesting game, Fischer's chess, invented by the eleventh world chess champion, Robert Fischer.
By and large, Fischer's chess is no different from ordinary chess. The pieces move the same way. Strategy, tactics are all the same. The difference is in the position of the shapes. The first row, on which the pawns are located, remains unchanged. In the second row, the pieces are on different squares. There are many types of arrangement of figures. Each of them has its own numbering.
At first glance, it may seem that nothing special has happened. However, the game takes on a completely new, unusual look. It becomes more difficult to play, even for a seasoned chess player. The opening theory is losing its relevance.
Fischer's chess was originally predicted to have a great future. Many chess players who participated in the development of this game believed that they would soon replace classical chess. This, of course, did not happen, but Fischer's chess is a good training for classical chess players before various competitions. Develops combination vision and attentiveness.
There are practically no tournaments in the new kind of chess. At least at a high level. Fischer's chess gained the greatest popularity on the Internet, on various chess servers.
