Rama: Spassky tries an ambitious opening, perhaps an attempt to get Gligoric out of his books. with 8. Qh5 ..., and 9. Qe2 ..., it seems to be working.After 13. ... bxc6, I like the black center. Boris has done well. 14. Nf3 ..., gets right to the point, though: There is no good way to defend e5 so the pawn must advance.
The dust settles after 20. ... Kxf8, and you'd have to say it does not look good for black. Both c-pawns are vulnerable.
With 24. ... c5, black has stabilized the situation. In the maneuvers that follow, white plays 29. Bc1 ..., which I do not understand; and 31. Nf3-h2 ..., 32. Nh2-f3 ..., 33 Nf3-g5 ..., where it is taken. Meaningless back and forth moves is the theme of this game. Why?
It looks like time-trouble except the dismal moves continue after move 40. Oh, well.
In the final position black threatens 58. ... d2, and a double dis-check. In my 350 tournament games, I won 2 by double dis-check, it really felt great!