And Even More Games of Ben Finegold, with GM Ben Finegold

GM Ben Finegold discusses some of his own games. This lecture was recorded August 5, 2018 at CCSCATL in Roswell, Georgia.
Games Discussed:
Arganian, DG vs. Finegold, Benjamin
Lansing-ch MI op-A 1993
Seawald, Dennis vs. Finegold, Benjamin
Detroit Motor City op 1994
Yumol, Roel vs. Finegold, Benjamin
New York op 1994
Rodriguez Vila, Andres vs. Finegold, Benjamin
US op 100th Reno 1999
Sarkar, Justin vs. Finegold, Benjamin
Chicago op 12th 2003
Heung, Christopher vs. Finegold, Benjamin
Las Vegas National op 2009
Brooks, Michael A vs. Finegold, Benjamin
Saint Louis 2012
Liang, Albert vs. Finegold, Benjamin
Southern Chess Congress 2016
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[@prazzz8322]

The only thing i want when i click on a finegold lecture is more finegold games lectured by finegold
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[@uwucotc]

I want some more finegold in my finegold please.

[@darrenstebbins8885]

I'm an in person Finegold chess lecture purist. Peak banter/education experience.

[@59jokes]

Thanks!

[@tomasjimenez185]

24:19 Ben missed the "I pinned a man in Reno, just to watch him cry" joke. Frankly, terrible.

[@SlightSmile]

It's great to watch one of these lessons and be met with the exact same dry humor every single time.

[@elishugar9664]

2:27 I got so scared 😂

[@syq1729]

same

[@Almoori7894]

6:10 I always notice these scars on Ben's arms and wonder what's the story behind them

[@matthewpaul985]

It's his dogs.

[@mikehartl8665]

Arm scars on chess players are usually from lots of speed chess over the years, both players slinging pieces and slamming clocks. It's a violent sport. 😁😂😁

[@sublimeade]

Mr Deeds