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New York Times'a 1983'te verdiği röportajda Tevis, aynı anda hem deha hem de takıntıdan beslenen Beth Harmon karakterini yaratmadaki esinini rekabetçi satranç dünyasından aldığını açıklamıştı. Tıpkı Beth gibi Fischer da okullu eğitimi yokken rekabetçi satrancın büyükleri arasına giren (Şah Mat (Pawn Sacrifice, 2014) filminde de işlendiği üzere), bu sırada Satranç960 olarak da anılan satranç varyantı Fischer Rastgele Satrancı'nı icat eden bir deha. Vasily Borgov. Who is Vasily Borgov? Vasily Borgov's Playing Style Vasily Borgov's Opening Repertoire Conclusion. Vasily Borgov is a fictional character in the 1983 novel The Queen's Gambit by Walter Tevis. The character gained notoriety after Scott Frank and Allan Scott adapted the novel into a Netflix miniseries of the same name in 2020. Borgov's character is loosely based on GM Boris Spassky. Like Spassky, Borgov was a Russian chess prodigy who fulfilled his prophecy by becoming the world chess champion. Backed by the might of the Soviet Union and an army of seconds, Borgov is a seemingly invincible player over the chessboard. However, after consecutive defeats, American Beth Harmon finally beats Borgov in the climactic scene. To Beth's great surprise, Borgov warmly embraces her and delivers one of the most famous quotes of the series: ”It's your game, take it.” Vasily Borgov's Playing Style. Vasily Borgov's Opening Repertoire. In this scene, Borgov plays the Sicilian Defense. Photo: The Queen's Gambit/Netflix. In his rematch with Beth in Paris, Borgov has the black pieces. Knots, saatte vavada 1 mil hızı ifade eder.