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The Chess Tactician

Grand Prix Attack - f7 pin
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Lessons with a Grandmaster - Strategy with Boris Gulko
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Active Rook vs passive Rook
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Scandinavian: 3.Nc3

Here is a Nc3 line for the Scandinavian ...
Budapest Gambit Declined - blog resource

I have been trying to learn the Budapest Gambit in recent years. It is nice to know that I'm not the only one - it appears that there a...
Sicilian Dragon: Yugoslav Attack

I have decided to start with a very common opening for Black in the Sicilian - The Dragon - which is often met by White's Yugoslav Attac...
1.e4 and the most popular responses ...

When you are new to chess you often start by playing 1.e4, hoping that maybe your opponent will play 1. ..e5 which is a pattern that you rec...
Grand Prix Attack Intro and Plans

Here is a very good introductory video for the Grand Prix Attack. This shows the basic plans for White and Black's likely responses ...
Grand Prix Attack - learn more ...

Here is some more information on the Grand Prix Attack - I'm trying to select what are, in my opinion the most relevant training videos....
Welcome to the Chess Opener!

It is a fact that all chess players would like to know a little more about the chess openings. Some may want to delve deeper into their favo...
Sicilian Dragon: Variation (3)

Here is a more in-depth analysis: PGN Viewer courtesy of http://chesstempo.com/
Grand Prix Attack - Lesson 1
Sicilian Dragon: Variation (2)

I have been trying to analyse the Yugoslav attack in some detail recently. Obviously as a Dragon player I am seeking some equalizing / winn...

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