Bobby Fischer’s memorable ZUGZWANG

Featured in this analysis is the chess game between Bobby Fischer and Hector Rossetto from the 1959 Mar del Plata Tournament. This game features a Sicilian Kan, Maróczy Bind and it is part of Fischer's famous book, "My 60 Memorable Games." After reviewing this game on a physical chess set, as part of my preparations for recording this video, I observed a pattern in Fischer’s play. Can you observe what the pattern is as I present the game? I believe this pattern played a significant role in achieving the memorable final position characterized by zugzwang.

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