Queen Sacrifices, with GM Ben Finegold
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GM Ben Finegold discusses queen sacrifices from five games. This lecture was recorded April 30, 2019 at CCSCATL in Roswell, Georgia. Special thanks to Nick Ragone for donating to make this video possible!
Games Discussed:
Fernando Visier Segovia vs. Juan Betancourt Curbelo
(1968)
Bent Larsen vs. Heikki Westerinen
(1969)
Walter Shawn Browne vs. James Tarjan
(1969)
Mikhail Tal vs. Sejer Holm Petersen
(1970)
Terry C Fox vs. Jan Timman
(1970)
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I've been watching Ben for years and I never knew Karen was older than him! I have a good excuse though, I don't know anything
why would you have known or why would it matter?
The truth hurts.
Very suspicious!
Ben what are u talking abouth he run from the Nacist in Argentina and the nacist also run in Argentina so 😂😂😂😂😂
Old or not ben is a total pimp for having pulled such a fine woman!
Jus sayin.....😁😍
Waiting for a future Jamaican super GM to prove Ben wrong.
he'll revolutionize bongcloud theory
Nice job Ben. You don't get enough credit as a comic chess genius. Your videos are always very entertaining.😂
heikki westerinen is the most finish name i have heard. i was kind of sad that noone guessed his country
I would have been quite surprised. It's not common for Americans to know more than a handful of European countries by name. btw Ben's pronounciation wasn't bad on the second try. I think to nail words like "Heikki", as a non-Finnish speaker, you have to pay close attention to that double consonant length.
yeah mate the same here. Even an adult man from the audience doesn't know anything about Europe. Sad
Ben’s double queen sacrifice game may not have been sound chess, but it’s still one of my favorite Finegold clips.
That old timer is killing me
Student who talks too much is back. Haven’t heard him in awhile.
wish people would not talk except for ben
Love his Southern drawl
Go Ben!!!
"Tarjan has a very funny story. He was raised by animals in the jungle..."
"Do you lose every game?" 😂🤣😂🤣
Good to hear Dave again... hope he's doing well, been a while since this was recorded. Got some background on him too... he's an old-timer.
GENERAL Victory
5:10 lol
Would.like to.visif a class in Atlanta. I am 75 years old and enjoy your lectures.
" This is a 45 minute lecture " (video runs for 57 mins)
sickkkk
Damn Ben is always a savage lol
Westerinen is still alive. aged 79!!
79! is a crazy age to live to, but 79!! is truly something else
@@leobaker9686 79!! years is more than about 10^46 times the age of the universe. 79! is actually a much larger number. double factorial has this specific interpretation where you only use every other integer.
@@coosoorlog ah, interesting
Seventy-NEIN!
OMG From which country else can Heikki Westerinen can be except from Finland? 😃 Salud from Ukraine. Great lectures. TY
A general Víctory!!!
🤣
17:22 I did nazi that coming 😅
What is the most famous game where the checkmate was after a king move?
Lasker - Thomas 1912 probably. Ben showed a million times.
I cant believe you didn't call it a Tal Tale
One day I sponsor a lecture just to make him say Neun.
First, if you can even call it that
You tried and succeeded, the lesson is- wait, what's the lesson?
The lesson is fries.
@@mitchellwilson4873 The lesseon is: Never try.
"a Tal story" - surely you mean a Tal tale...
Argentina not-so bad hahahahahaha omg hahahahahaha
That guy needs to remember no talking.