Many chess players like playing for a draw, proposing passive openings, choosing boring positions, trading pieces, etc. However, quite often playing for a draw is playing just to survive. Chess Grandmaster Ben Finegold presents this time some of his instructive victories against a lower-rated player who played for a draw. A lecture that you can’t miss.

Trying to Draw a Higher-Rated Opponent by Ben Finegold ©STLChessClub

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Robert M. Cuadros
October 2013

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