1. e4 e5: A Discussion (Eventually Middlegames) - GM Ben Finegold
Grandmaster Ben Finegold gives an intriguing talk about the most common amateur opening, the double King pawn game. Learn to play more than the boring Giuoco Piano. Spring traps and know to avoid them. See two Ruy Lopez middlegames that Finegold played. 2016.01.12 C50 Blackburne shilling gambit Boris Kreiman vs. Benjamin Finegold, 2002: C64 Ruy Lopez, classical defence, Benelux variation Ferdinand Hellers vs. Finegold, 1990: C64 Ruy Lopez, classical defence, Benelux variation
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Advanced Game Analysis - GM Ben Finegold - 2014.01.29
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