Grandmaster Reuben Fine proposed thirty Principles, or Rules, for conducting a Chess Game. Obviously if it were simply a matter of memorizing and implementing these guidelines, chess would not be the game it is. Nevertheless these are well worth knowing. They may even help you when you find… Continue reading
by National Life Master Loal Davis The Queen’s Indian Defense has often been thought of as a “poor cousin” of the Nimzo-Indian Defense. Black doesn’t always get to pin that Knight on c3 and if Black isn’t going to fall back into a regular Queen’s Gambit, then the Queen’s Indian… Continue reading
PGN Chess Game: Steiner, Herman vs. Fine, Reuben, New York, 1932.??.??, Round 5 Play in our Free Editor Continue reading
Reuben Fine Mikhail Botvinnik In the first round of the famous A.V.R.O. Tournament of 1938, Reuben Fine of the United States demolished the future (and several times) World Champion Mikhail Botvinnik. It’s hard to find a game (most likely impossible) where Botvinnik was ever strategically outplayed within the first… Continue reading
PGN Chess Game: Fine, Reuben vs. Fink, Adolf, Pasadena, 1932.??.??, Round ? Play in our Free Editor Continue reading
PGN Chess Game: Fine, Reuben vs. Steiner, Herman, New York, 1932.??.??, Round 10 Play in our Free Editor Continue reading
PGN Chess Game: Steiner, Herman vs. Fine, Reuben, New York, 1932.??.??, Round 3, Result1/2-1/2 Play in our Free Editor Continue reading
PGN Chess Game: Fine, Reuben vs. Steiner, Herman, New York, 1932.??.??, Round 4, Result0-1 Play in our Free Editor Continue reading
PGN Chess Game: Fine, Reuben vs. Steiner, Herman, New York, 1932.??.??, Round 2, Result1-0 Play in our Free Editor Continue reading
PGN Chess Game: Steiner, Herman vs. Fine, Reuben, New York, 1932.??.??, Round 1, Result 1/2-1/2 Play in our Free Editor Continue reading
