Finegold’s Rules: Never Play F3/F6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- GM Ben Finegold lectures on his most important rule NEVER PLAY F3 or F6!. This video was recorded on October 07th, 2024 in Roswell, Georgia. Thank you to Eric Osgood for sponsoring this lecture!
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Patiently awaiting the “always sac the exchange” lecture. No better feeling than sacrificing the exchange
Lectures featuring the Finegold rules is a great idea!
Would a c4 lecture be too explosive for TH-cam?
omg, instant classic lecture... FINALLY
When I started playing chess, I actually came up with the f3/f6 rule independently, along with 1:25 "don't blunder your queen"
I sometimes play f6 when necessary and it usually backfires
If it’s necessary and it “backfires,” you were already losing.
Never play f6
Fire your coach.
it can be necessary and backfire. backfire is sometimes a tactical necessity. just make sure the backfire doesn't hang mate and that it gives you compensation.
@@iidoyila_live_ Do you know what backfire even means?
Thank you for this Ben, I’ve been spreading your teachings
This is honestly the best chess lecture.. i love seeing my opponent play f6/f3 ... thanks mate... i want to play chess, but i want to finish the video...
I NEVER play f6... even if it's the only move, I just resign
I love this series' idea, Finegold's Rules. Thanks for this, Ben!
A lot of people think f6 was the losing move for Caruana, but they overlook the fatal misplay of queen taking f2, thus preventing f3 removing his winning chances.
15:03 Amazing comedy moment.
Fantastic.
Go Eric Osgood, but stay there
I know chess history very well, as I have been studying it ever since Larry Evans invented the Evans Gambit. I even wrote a treatise on Edward Gufeld's invention of the Grünfeld defense.
Ah yes, Ernst Gruenfeld, once called a walking encyclopedia of analysis.
A Finegold's Rules Series would blow up like c4. Unless it doesn't.
I always follow what you advise gran maestro Ben
Fantastic series idea!!!!!!!!!
F3F6 is my favorite letter and numbers
The greatest lecture of all! And I don't mean just in chess
"Knight D7 is a legal move, so thats good" LOL
To answer the question when F3/F6 are probably vaild moves: you can play it if the underlying thread doesn't exist anymore. After queenside castle, there is no weekend king. Rules does not exist out of nothing - they have a purpuse. As Ben explained, F3/F6 drasticly weakens the king and creates open diagonals to attack the king. Without this precondition, the F3/F6 rule may(!!!!) not apply anymore.
stockfish vs lela new computer chess game today is a showcase of why you should ask "When can i allow mate in 1" a brilliant game with a bang of a finish.
I never play f6, except for when I sometimes do, so then I never, never play f6. And so forth.
Except for one thing.
I don't know if you've seen it, but theres an interesting game between morphy and tw Barnes that began 1.e4 f6.
I hate to post a serious comment on a Ben Finegold video, but I'd love to get a solid explanation of why f4/f5 aren't so bad, given that they seem to share the same issues (opening up the diagonal to the king and the 7th rank).
A pawn on f4 is attacking the center, isn't as in the way for your bishop, and you can play g3 to defend it, forming a pawn chain. Also, you are a tempo closer to queening the pawn, f3 isn't even a tempo ahead of the starting position.
Great lecture, thanks! All your rules are engraved in my brain! 👍🧐 Unfortunately, I'm still a bad player, but at least I don't break your rules... 😉😀
melkumyan so good plays f3 against magnus and still doesn't lose.
great lecture, now do c4 is explosive and knife f5
Someone sponsor a lecture for Hikaru
Mister Grandmaster Finegold sir, in the Magnus game when white plays a4, isn’t that also one of your rules? 😳 (opp pawn on b5)
F3/F6, AKA Osgood's Immortal
If you do a lecture on C4, the feds might come knocking the door, because C4 is explosive!
The title is why descriptive should have never gone away, we could have "Never play P-KB3" instead of having to say the same thing twice.
Is that a Star Wars droid?
@@wsemenske No, it's P3AR in English
Grünfeld died in 1960s. So he was indeed alive in the forties
Always sax 🎷 the exchange!
Capablanca was the World Champion in 1923. He lost the W.C. against Alekhine in 1927
Never play f/3-6 unless you zero out.
Is it still the sameish when white plays the Sämisch variation against the King's Indian?
35:45 XAXAXXA LOL damn
What if you have castled queen side?
That's why I always play f5 and c4.
Can't believe Giri-Carlsen isn't here
Nice
Weird to say Fabi is a good bet to win a won game. I saw him against Nepo in the last round of the candidates
Always play f3 vs c6
Benst by test. Fischer.
Finally
I play f5 against d4 and have a 45% win rate at 1400-1600. That way I Make it impossible to play f6 and I play kings gambit sometimes so I don't play f3. Problem solved
I think you are confusing chess rules with chess principles. Chess rules can not be broken. It's the chess principles that can be broken
Look, I can always appreciate more chess content. But I am beginning to think Ben Finegold is inauthentic. While I used to watch his content and enjoy it, I have increasingly become suspicious of him. Recently, in a Facebook group, many people presented evidence that he may have been involved with norm factories and played inauthentic games to obtain his grandmaster status. If this is true, I simply cannot support him any longer. I have already unsubscribed from his channel. Also, he is very off putting. He acts nothing like a grandmaster should. He should carry himself with some prestige. He acts rude and arrogantly.
Don't support these guys!
@@douglash044 oh my god, because when it's on the internet it MUST be true right 🤣🤣
Facebook jury and Douglas prosecutor. No proofs and a mix of lies a la Tramp.
Here goes the troll. 😅😅
Good logic! Except for one thing.