Great Players of the Past: Reuben Fine, Lecture by GM Ben Finegold
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Reuben C. Fine was an American chess player, psychologist, university professor, and author of many books on both chess and psychology. He was one of the strongest chess players in the world from the mid-1930s until his retirement from chess in 1951.
This lecture was recorded on June 17, 2024 in Roswell, Georgia. Thank you to Anonymous for sponsoring.
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05:45 Reuben Fine vs. Mikhail Botvinnik, AVRO 1938
13:16 Reuben Fine vs. Alexander Alekhine, AVRO 1938
19:19 Reuben Fine vs. Emanuel Lasker, Nottingham 1936
23:32 Reuben Fine vs. Bobby Fischer, New York Blitz 1963
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Another fine finegold lecture
This is a great series considering nobody else is doing one like this
I dream of the day I can afford to sponsor a lecture and keep these masterpieces going… thanks Ben, cheers
I'm a student but when I'm done, I will sponsor. Ben is really a gem in this community. I think I would ask him to make lessons on winning move from rules like never play f3 or always play king b1
G'day. Just keep thanking the sponsors and more shall come. A 'thank you' is the best currency ever invented. Thanks to all sponsor dudes and dudettes. Peace.
how much does a lecture cost?
Lectures are not particularly expensive, fyi
@@carlosaugusto3583wonder the same thing
You're like the premium version of Benjamin Fine
This comment deserves a Gold medal
Incredible cut away by the editor at 4:53
I used to have a book on the AVRO tournament and played through all Fine's games. Super strong player and an interesting person.
I bet Fine was talented enough to become a WCC challenger. I base that on his results I saw when I was young.
Another fine lecture
Benjamin Finesilver approved.
OH BEN YOU ARE SO PERFICT
SO SPECTACULARRRR IN EVERY WAY
FIne was gold
Thanks Ben!!
Not a single Indigo Girls reference! Astonishing.
hey Ben, this is your friend from Germany, remember? I wanna share some thoughts with you from which i know youre probably sharing. Did you by any chance see Levy from Gotham chess and how he explained how he makes the names of his opponents invisible in online chess and by that "making himself more couragious and confident, which often "results in a nice performance boosts that often helps him drawing or winning stronger GMs"? That made so much sense to me, i had to sleep over it. Did you ever had eye-contact with Levy or Hans Niemann? I had. Only on the monitor though. Which one looks more honest and sincere in your opinion? I feel like they both have something very trustworthy in their eyes. Wouldnt you agree?
I am confused
Very suspicious
Rubinstein, Reuben Fine, Bengold Fine.
“In one of his chess books he was assisted by his son, Benjamin Fine…” .Technically, you can take 80% credit of the book by syllable. Also: why no comments, “This is Fine?” Terrible.
Yeee it's Ben! Go Ben!
Did you get a new higher def camera? Can you go back to the old one?
/s
He may have been Reuben Fine, but he wasn't Reuben Finegold, the truth hurts.
31:41 hahahaha
Seems like Ben isn't payed by the hour anymore
Fine is ben
Go Fine-goldless
I'm Ben, he is Fine but I am fine too. No more such jokes, too bad.
Fine, but not gold.
Psychologist chess player...sounds like cheating. Hypnosis midway through the opening and his opponent magically foes a Botez gambit.
Very suspicious...
Once again, every single you showed is famous. PLEASE find lesser known games.