Grandes Torneos Y Partidas Vol 4 – GM Marc Narciso

Anatoly Karpov

El GM Marc Narciso examina una partida entre los legendarios Anatoly Karpov y Viktor Korchnoi. Ambas glorias de la historia del ajedrez disputaron 2 matches por el título mundial, el primero en Baguío, Filipinas en 1978 y la revancha en Merano, Italia en 1981, la victoria estuvo siempre del lado de Karpov que tuvo que esforzarse para retener la corona.

En esta vista previa el GM Marc Narciso tiene la satisfacción de presentar el DVD “Grandes Torneos y Partidas Vol 4.” La partida del video es de 1994, año en que Karpov realizara la performance más impresionante de su carrera al ganar el torneo de Linares con 11 puntos sobre 13 posibles sacando 2,5 puntos de ventaja sobre su eterno rival Garry Kasparov y Alexei Shirov.

Sin embargo en el encuentro contra Korchnoi jugado en Dortmund pierde en una muy divertida Defensa India de Dama. Viktor Korchnoi es un ejemplo viviente de garra deportiva, con más de 60 años pudo derrotar a Karpov en su mejor momento. Junto a Paul Keres es considerado el mejor jugador que no ha podido ganar el título de campeón mundial.

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• Learn from the Immortal Games of Aron Nimzowitsch! - Part 2 - GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
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• Learn from the Immortal Games of Aron Nimzowitsch! - Part 1 - GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/nimzovitchs-my-system-part-1-gm-roman/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2015/03/02/nimzowitsch-my-system-part-1/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless In the video "Nimzowitsch's My System Part 1" by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili, he reviews some of Aron Nimzowitsch's games and a few key positions. Throughout the video, Roman shows how Nimzowitsch evaluated certain positions, and also adds his own explanations as well. Roman's explanations help the viewer to really understand the underlying principles, criteria and reasons for the moves made by Nimzowitsch. In contrast to the variations that Nimzowitsch only used, we also get to see the thought process behind the moves played. In the first position analyzed, Roman explains how White is able to carry out a strong attack on his opponent's king. Instead of just showing us the moves that could be made, we also get to understand the criteria behind this attack and why these factors help White to know if he should attack right now or not. What are the criteria for attacking that Roman talks about? How can we figure out the plans in positions that we have in our own games? Watch the video to find out! Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• A set-up to Crush the Pirc Modern Defense! - GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
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• A Full Scale Battle out of the Opening! - GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
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• Crush your opponents positionally with the Grand Prix and Reti! - GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/grand-prix-and-reti-gm-roman/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2015/02/19/grand-prix-reti/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless In the video “Grand Prix and Reti” by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili, we see an explanation of how White can play the Grand Prix opening in a positional style much different from the normal attacking style that most are used to seeing with this opening. White begins by trading his light square bishop for Black’s knight and doubling Black’s c-pawns. Next, we see how White can attack this pawn structure weakness and how it blocks in Black’s light square bishop for much of the game. In a different variation that we are shown, White is able to make use of a weak square in Black’s territory and possibly use it as an outpost for his knight. The ideas in many of these variations can transpose and be used in different types of positions. How can White switch from thinking in an attacking way to a positional way? In what ways can this surprise Black? What are the key moves for White to know when playing this opening positionally? Watch the video to find out! Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• Fight against White's strong center with the King's Indian Defense! - GM Dzindzichashvili
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/the-kings-indian-defence-gm-roman/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2015/02/16/kings-indian-defense/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless In the video “The King’s Indian Defense” by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili, we see different variations of the King’s Indian Defense opening, where White does not play e4 or g3. This means that in these variations he will be playing Bf4 or Bg5 combined with the move e3. This move reinforces White’s d4 pawn a bit more and steers the game into a bit different type of position because Black’s counterattacks in the center are not as strong anymore. Black needs to know what to do against this set-up or he may find himself lost without a plan because of the differences he is not used to. After seeing the basic set-up, we are shown some things that Black can try. This includes his attempt at chasing down White’s dark square bishop and also pawn pushes in the center of the board. These pawn pushes open lines for his pieces, specifically his dark square bishop, which is Black’s strongest piece. How can Black fight against White’s center despite White’s reinforcement? What can Black do to activate his pieces in these variations? Watch the video to find out! Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• Attack with the Scotch and Giuoco Piano! - GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
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• Watch how a TOP Grandmaster describes a complex position! - GM Ivan Sokolov (GingerGM)
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/middlegame-pawn-structures-gm-ivan-sokolov/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2015/02/09/sokolov-explains-gm-ivan-sokolov/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless In this video from the DVD “Middlegame Pawn Structures” by GM Ivan Sokolov, we are shown a position that occurred in a game between two grandmasters. The position came from a Queen’s Gambit Declined opening where White has some queenside pressure. Black made a move that attempted to counter White’s queenside play and Ivan explains the three different options that White has in the position and why one of them is better than the others. Throughout the video, Ivan explains many different positions that happen later in the game, and all of his explanations are very in-depth, helping the viewer to really appreciate all of the intricacies of the position. What can we learn from the explanations that Ivan shares with us? How can we understand the details of the positions and thinking behind the grandmasters’ moves? Watch the video to find out! Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• A World-Class Game Explained! - Ponomariov vs. Carlsen
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/carlsens-black-magic-carlsen-in-baku-im-david-vigorito/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2015/02/05/carlsen-black-magic-baku/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless This preview from the ChessLecture DVD ¨Carlsen’s Black Magic and Carlsen in Baku¨ by IM David Vigorito will enhance your KID knowledge. We see a game from Ponomariov vs. Carlsen that features the King’s Indian Defense Saemisch variation. The knight maneuver Nge2 and Ng3 is considered, and a good overview as to how Black should handle it is considered. Carlsen’s approach is to weaken his king side with…h5, reasoning that the disruption in sending the knight backwards is justification for the weakening of his king. This chess DVD is presented by a popular Chess Master who clearly explains a number of key KID Saemisch concepts with a little help from Magnus Carlsen! Players of all abilities will be enhanced through this DVD. Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• Tune in to the King’s Indian Defense! - IM David Vigorito
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/kings-indian-for-black-im-david-vigorito/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2015/01/22/kings-indian-for-black/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless In this DVD David examines The King’s Indian Defense, Saemisch variation. He gives a basic overview of all Black’s 6th moves choices, the Saemisch c5 Pawn Gambit, then emphasis is given to Black setups of 8…c6 and 9..a6. The featured game sees a king side castling versus a queen side-king side castle middlegame. David promotes methods for Black and gives a tough test for some of the latest recommendations for White through some good Black analysis. The DVD is targeted toward a mixed range of abilities. Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• The MOST COMPLETE Openings Overview (IM Paschall and GM Kraai)
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• Trompowski Trounced! - IM Bill Paschall
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• Aggressive Play, Tricks, Opening Traps and much more! - GM Dzindzichashvili
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/dzindzichashvili-on-openings-gm-roman-dzindzichashvili/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2014/11/26/chess-openings/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless In this video we observe traps, instruction and chess openings, Roman explains that these should only be played ‘with good moves’ so as to not risk damaging you own position – just in case your opponent sees the trap, Roman is very keen on accentuating that a trap should not be played without fully considering positional considerations. This analysis features a number of chess opening traps. Roman includes an examination of the concepts of traps and the DVD is targeted toward beginning players as well as players of intermediate and advanced ability. Kids and adults will all enjoy the content. Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• The Leningrad in the Nimzo! - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• The Marshall variation in The French! - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• Master the fine Art of Attack! - IM Valeri Lilov
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• Try Alert Defense to Win! - Learn From Your Fellow Amateurs 4 - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• This Gambit? A Surprise Weapon Against Unprepared Players! (EMPIRE CHESS)
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• Trounce the unorthodox players! - GM Eugene Perelshteyn
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• The Closed Sicilian for White: Basic Principles - IM Attila Turzo
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• The Tarrasch French Defense for White - GM Jesse Kraai
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• The Pre-Endgame - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• “The Desperado” tactic! - NM Dana Mackenzie
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/learn-from-your-fellow-amateurs-2-nm-dana-mackenzie/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2014/10/15/learn-from-amateurs-2/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless Learn From Your Fellow Amateurs 2 – NM Dana Mackenzie, from the ChessLecture series. Fernandez – Shell, Florida, 2006, is targeted toward beginner and intermediate ability who are looking to learn about the main line of the Sicilian. Dana continues learning from amateurs and the exciting Sicilian Najdorf, featuring “The English Attack” with Be3, for which Dana gives us a clear and simple plan for White. The middlegame becomes very dynamic and Dana looks at the good and bad decisions made by amateurs that enable counter play, and suggests good alternatives to the bad. Then comes “The Desperado” tactic: a selfless tactic which is fully explained. Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• Learn From Your Fellow Amateurs (and their mistakes!) - NM Dana Mackenzie
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/learn-from-your-fellow-amateurs-1-nm-dana-mackenzie/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/: ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2014/10/08/learn-from-amateurs-1/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless The amateurs teach! Learn From Your Fellow Amateurs 1 – NM Dana Mackenzie, from the ChessLectures series. The Game features the Tamarkin – Salinkovic Nasau, 2006 Dana analyses “The 2 Knights’ Defense” when Tamarkin plays 4.d4 exd4 5.e5 d5 (The Modern Variation – sometimes called “The Nimzo 2 Knights”). White’s 6.Bb5, intending Bxc6 and then a blockade on the dark squares. 6…Bd7 is then examined and Dana is keen to mention that 6…Bc5 is the main line. After 6…Bd7 7. Bxc6 and the giving up of The Bishop Pair is discussed. The video is targeted toward beginner and intermediate ability, and students will appreciate Dana’s efforts to highlight important technical details with his clear teaching style. Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• Complex Chess Endgames! by GM Bryan Smith
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/complex-endgames-im-bryan-smith/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2014/10/01/complex-endgames/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless Complex Endgames by GM Bryan Smith, from The ChessLecture series. This lecture follows a game between two strong Russian Grandmasters, which features the Sicilian Richter Rauzer a sharp sub-opening of the Sicilian. Bryan examines the consequences of moving your king twice in the early stages of the game and then analyzes the ”pre-endgame factors”, including the ‘better placed bishop to help with winning chances.’ The DVD is targeted mainly toward intermediate and advanced ability, although beginner adults and children will also gain useful endgame snippets from Bryan’s presentation. Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/

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