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GM Yermolinsky - Life after Astana - Part 3
Firouzja, Ding, Giri C65, C54 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence, Giuoco Piano |
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GM Yermolinsky - Life after Astana - Part 2
Gelfand, Svidler, Keymer A15, A04 English: Anglo-Indian Defence: 1...Nf6, Réti Opening or Zukertort Opening |
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GM Yermolinsky - Life after Astana - Part 1
Suleymanli, Niemann, Esipenko, Sevian D43, E04 QGD: Semi-Slav Defence, Catalan: Open 5.Nf3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Women Chess 2023 - Part 5
Kramnik, Hou, Keymer, Assaubayeva, Lagno, Sindarov B90, A62, C88, B31 Sicilian: Najdorf, Benoni: Fianchetto Variation without early ...Nbd7, Ruy Lopez: Closed, Sicilian: Nimzovich–Rossolimo Attack |
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GM Yermolinsky - Women Chess 2023 - Part 4
Zhu, Koneru, Lagno, Vaishali E48, B85, E91 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 0-0 5.Bd3 d5, Sicilian: Scheveningen Classical Variation with ...Qc7 and ...Nc6, King's Indian: 6.Be2 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Women Chess 2023 - Part 3
Zhu, Goryachkina, Batsiashvili, Harika C67, D00, E11 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence Open Variation, Queen's Pawn Game, Bogo-Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky recaps Games 3 and 4 of the 2023 World Chess Championahip Match
Ian Nepomniachtchi, Liren Ding D35, A28 QGD; Exchange Variation, English Opening; Four Knights System: 1...e5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.Nf3 Nf6 (without 4.g3) |
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GM Yermolinsky recaps Games 1 and 2 of the 2023 World Chess Championahip Match
Liren Ding, Ian Nepomniachtchi C85, E10 Ruy Lopez: Exchange Variation Doubly Deferred (DERLD), Queen's Pawn Game 3.Nf3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Women Chess 2023 - Part 2
Assaubayeva, Harika, Shuvalova A13, E76 English Opening: 1...e6 (without: 2.e4 2.d4), King's Indian: Four Pawns Attack |
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GM Yermolinsky - Women Chess 2023 - Part 1
Maltsevskaya, Valsecchi, Osmak A21, C28 English Opening: 1...e5 2.Nc3 (without: 2...Nf6 2...Nc6 2...Bb4 3.g3 Nf6 2...Bb4 3.Nf3 Nc6 2...Bb4 3.e3 Nf6), Vienna Game |
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GM Yermolinsky - Pro League 2023 - Video 1
Wei Yi, Fedoseev, Sevian, Carlsen, Indjic, Vachier-Lagrave D43, C11, D90 QGD; Semi-Slav Defence, French Defence, Grünfeld; Three Knights Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - WR Masters 2023 - Video 3
Nepomniachtchi, Gukesh, Aronian, Keymer D26, D37, E60 QGA; Classical Variation, QGD; 4.Nf3 Be7 5.Bf4 (Harrwitz Attack), King's Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - WR Masters 2023 - Video 2
Gukesh, Praggnanandhaa, Keymer, Esipenko C54, B90, E11 Giuoco Piano, Sicilian Najdorf, Bogo-Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - WR Masters 2023 - Video 1
Aronian, Praggnanandhaa, Abdusattorov, Giri, Esipenko A20, B76, C67, E04 English Opening: 1...e5, Sicilian Dragon Yugoslav Attack 7...0-0, Ruy Lopez Berlin Defence Open Variation, Catalan Open |
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GM Yermolinsky - Tata Steel 2023 - Video 5
Abdusattorov, Van Foreest, Giri, Rapport B48, B60 Sicilian - Taimanov variation, Sicilian - Richter-Rauzer |
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GM Yermolinsky - Tata Steel 2023 - Video 4
Ding Liren, Giri, Erigaisi, Rapport A14, E44 English - Neo-Catalan declined: 1...e6 2.Nf3 d5 3.g3 Nf6 4.Bg2 Be7, Nimzo-Indian - Fischer Variation 5.Ne2 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Tata Steel 2023 - Video 3
Giri, Gukesh, Carlsen D38, E15 QGD; Ragozin Variation, Queen's Indian: 4.g3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Tata Steel 2023 - Video 2
Abdusattorov, Erigaisi, Carlsen C43, A34 Petrov's Defence: Modern (Steinitz) Attack, English Opening: Symmetrical |
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GM Yermolinsky - Tata Steel 2023 - Video 1
Rapport, Abdusattorov, Maghsoodloo C29, C84 Vienna Gambit - Kaufmann Variation including Würzburger Trap, Ruy Lopez - Closed |
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GM Yermolinsky - World Rapid Championship 2022 - Video 4
Carlsen, Giri, Sarana, Nakamura, Nihal, Dubov, Martirosyan C18, D31, C27, D02, D78 French; Winawer - Advance Variation, QGD Semi-Slav: Abrahams–Noteboom Variation, Vienna Game: Frankenstein–Dracula Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - World Rapid Championship 2022 - Video 3
Caruana, Ponkratov, Savchenko, Fedoseev, Artemiev A29, A21, D35, C88 English Opening: Four Knights - Kingside Fianchetto, English Opening: 1...e5 2.Nc3, QGD; Exchange Variation, Ruy Lopez: Closed |
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GM Yermolinsky - World Rapid Championship 2022 - Video 2
Quparadze, Carlsen, Van Foreest, Keymer, Nepomniachtchi, Vidit, Yu C07, A13, A17, A06, B14 French: Tarrasch - Open Variation, English Opening: 1...e6 (without: 2.e4 2.d4), English Opening: Hedgehog Defence, Réti Openi |
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GM Yermolinsky - World Rapid Championship 2022
Tomashevsky, Carlsen, Keymer, Abdusattorov B06, E04, A01 Robatsch (Modern) Defence, Catalan Open 5.Nf3, Larsen's Opening |
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GM Yermolinsky - Unlikely Heroes - Video 8
Erigaisi, Muradli, Jumabayev B23, E20 Sicilian Closed 2.Nc3 (without 2...a6 3.Nf3 (B28) -, 2...d6 3.Nf3 (B50) - 2...Nc6 3.g3 (B24–B26)), Nimzo-Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - Unlikely Heroes - Video 7
Erigaisi, Indjic, Sadhwani A67, B92 Benoni - Taimanov Variation, Sicilian Najdorf; Opocensky Variation (6.Be2) |
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GM Yermolinsky - Unlikely Heroes - Video 6
Murphy, Bluebaum B11 Caro–Kann: Two knights with 3...Bg4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Unlikely Heroes - Video 5
Keymer, Abdusattorov, Gukesh D02, D38 Queen's Pawn Game 2.Nf3 (including the London System), QGD; Ragozin Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - Unlikely Heroes - Video 4
Abdusattorov, Ziska, Caruana B30, D02 Sicilian Defence: 2.Nf3 Nc6 (without 3.Bb5 g6 (B31) 3.Bb5 d6 (B51)), Queen's Pawn Game: 2.Nf3 (including the London System) |
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GM Yermolinsky - Unlikely Heroes - Video 3
Gukesh, Shirov, Caruana B30, B31 Sicilian Defence: 2.Nf3 Nc6 (without 3.Bb5 g6 (B31) 3.Bb5 d6 (B51)), Sicilian: Nimzovich–Rossolimo Attack with 3.Bb5 g6 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Unlikely Heroes - Video 2
Gukesh, Giorgiadis, Vocaturo, Caruana B44, D50, B31 Sicilian Defence: 2.Nf3 e6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nc6, QGD: 6.Nf3, Sicilian: Nimzovich–Rossolimo Attack - 3.Bb5 g6 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Unlikely Heroes - Video 1
Murphy, Tabatabaei, Bluebaum B13, B11 Caro–Kann: Exchange Variation, Caro–Kann: Two knights, 3...Bg4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 10
Yermolinsky, Manion, Braunlich E71 King's Indian Makogonov System (5.h3) |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 9
Yermolinsky, Radjabov, Muhammad E71 King's Indian Makogonov System (5.h3) |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Bits and Pieces - 3
Yermolinsky, Bisguier, Akobian E70 King's Indian 4.e4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Bits and Pieces - 2
Yermolinsky, Matikozian, Bercys E70 King's Indian: 4.e4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Bits and Pieces - 1
Yermolinsky, Bercys, Kempinski E70 King's Indian: 4.e4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 8
Yermolinsky, Rajlich, Kasimdzhanov E71 King's Indian Makogonov System (5.h3) |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 7
Yermolinsky, Naroditsky, Raptis E71 King's Indian Makogonov System (5.h3) |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 6
Barcenilla, Treger, Yermolinsky E71 King's Indian Makogonov System (5.h3) |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 5
Yermolinsky, Murthy, Wongso E71 King's Indian Makogonov System (5.h3) |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 4
Yermolinsky, Gufrld, Kiewra E71 King's Indian Makogonov System (5.h3) |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 3
Yermolinsky, Gufeld, MacIntyre A65 Benoni with 6.e4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 2
Yermolinsky, Popovich, Del Campo A65 Benoni with 6.e4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - KID - Part 1
Yermolinskt, Neverov, Perelshteyn A70, A65 Benoni Classical with e4 and Nf3, Benoni with 6.e4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Benoni Part 5
Yermolinsky, Pruess, Sevillano A67 Benoni: Taimanov Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Benoni Part 4
Yermolinsky, Peavy, Langer A70 Benoni: Classical with e4 and Nf3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Benoni Part 3
Friedel, Sharma, Yermolinsky A70, E10 Benoni Classical with e4 and Nf3, Queen's Pawn Game 3.Nf3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Benoni Part 1
Yermolinsky, Shliperman, Wedberg A70 Benoni: Classical with e4 and Nf3 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps round 10-12 of the FIDE Candidates 2022
Nepomniachtchi, Ding Liren, Nakamura, Caruana, Radjabov, Duda, Firouzja, Rapport |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - g3 - Vd 6
Panchanatham, Yermolinsky, Stupak E18 Queen's Indian - Old Main line with 7.Nc3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - g3 - Vd 5
Yermolinsky, Gulko E17 Queen's Indian 5.Bg2 Be7 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - g3 - Vd 4
Yermolinsky, Gulko E17 Queen's Indian 5.Bg2 Be7 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - g3 - Vd 2
De Firmian, Yermolinsky, Rubenchik E18 Queen's Indian: Old Main line with 7.Nc3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Remembering Viktor Kupreichik - Part 3
Yermolinsky, Kupreichik E90 King's Indian: 5.Nf3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Remembering Viktor Kupreichik - Part 2
Yermolinsky, Kupreichik D21 QGA: 3.Nf3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - Remembering Viktor Kupreichik - Part 1
Yermolinsky, Kupreichik D15 QGD Slav 4.Nc3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - g3 - Vd 2
Yermolinsky, Gliksman, Atalik E18 Queen's Indian: Old Main line with 7.Nc3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - g3 - Vd 1
Yermolinsky, Giorgadze, Adamson E18 Queen's Indian: Old Main line with 7.Nc3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - Vd 6
Yermolinsky, Rosen E12 Queen's Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - Vd 5
Dreev, Yermolinsky, Granda Zuniga E12 Queen's Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - Vd 4
Yermolinsky, Almeida, Steigman, Browne E12 Queen's Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - Vd 3
Yermolinsky, Ivanov, Burnett E12 Queen's Indian Defense |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - Vd 2
Yermolinsky, Tukmakov, Kuzmin, Ivanov E12 Queen's Indian defense |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Queen’s Indian - Vd 1
Yermolinsky, Kelson, Mulyar, Stein E12 Queen's Indian defense |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Nimzo - Vd 2
Yermolinsky, Martinez Alcantara, Cardoso E54 Nimzo-Indian 4.e3 Gligoric System with 7...dxc4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - Nimzo - Vd 1
Yermolinsky, Henrichs, Thompson E57, E54 Nimzo-Indian 4.e3 Main line with 8...dxc4 and 9...Bxc4 cxd4, Nimzo-Indian 4.e3 Gligoric System with 7...dxc4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGA - Vd 4
Yermolinsky, Ibragimov, Kaidanov D27 QGA; Classical Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGA - Vd 3
Yermolinsky, Quinn, Lesiege D27 QGA; Classical Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGA - Vd 2
Yermolinsky, Xu, Jones, Bonin D27 QGA; Classical Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGA - Vd 1
Yermolinsky, Rachels, Wolff D27 QGA; Classical Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd13
Yermolinsky, Sulava, Chinchilla Miranda D39 QGD: Ragozin - Vienna Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd12
Yermolinsky, Speelman, Baburin D39 QGD: Ragozin - Vienna Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd11
Yermolinsky, Glienke, Koenig D63 QGD; Orthodox Defence - 7.Rc1 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd10
Yermolinsky, Beltre, Colas, Ziatdinov D61, D65, D63 QGD; Orthodox Defence - Rubinstein Variation, QGD; Orthodox Defence Rubinstein Attack Main line, QGD; Orthodox Defence 7.Rc1 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd9
Yermolinsky, Topalov, Sulskis, Guerro Rodriguez D67 QGD; Orthodox Defence - Bd3 line - Capablanca freeing manoeuvre |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd8
Yermolinsky, Frias, Orlov D67 QGD; Orthodox Defence Bd3 line - Capablanca freeing maneuver |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd7
Yermolinsky, Brownescombe, Shapiro, Formanek, Kolvick D55, D58, D67, D63 QGD; 6.Nf3, QGD; Tartakower, QGD; Orthodox Defence - Bd3 line Capablanca freeing manoeuvre, QGD; Orthodox Defence 7.Rc1 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd6
Yermolinsky, Polovodin, Shapiro, Beliavsky D58 QGD; Tartakower (Tartakower–Makogonov–Bondarevsky) System |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd5
Yermolinsky, Epishin, Ziatdinov, Serper D53 QGD; Anti-neo-Orthodox Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd4
Lputian, Agapov, Goldin, Yermolinsky D59 QGD; Tartakower (Tartakower–Makogonov–Bondarevsky) System 8.cxd5 |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd3
Yermolinsky, Timoschenko D58, D59 QGD; Tartakower (Tartakower–Makogonov–Bondarevsky) System, QGD; Tartakower (Tartakower–Makogonov–Bondarevsky) System 8.cxd5 Nxd |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd2
Shashin, Yermolinsky, Podgaets, Anikaev D61, D67, D60 QGD: Orthodox Defence - Rubinstein Variation, QGD: Orthodox Defence Bd3 line Capablanca freeing manoeuvre, QGD; Orthodox |
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GM Yermolinsky - What it takes to be a complete 1.d4 player - QGD - Vd1
Yermolinsky, Lobachev, Zamansky, Polovodin D59, D55, D58 QGD; Tartakower, QGD; 6.Nf3, QGD; Tartakower (Tartakower–Makogonov–Bondarevsky) System |
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GM Yermolinsky - U.S. Women Championships
Tokhirjonova, Yip, Zatonskih, Eswaran, Krush, Abrahamyan, Foisor D76, D85, B15, A13, E60 Neo-Grunfeld, Grunfeld, Caro–Kann Defence, English Opening: 1...e6 (without: 2.e4 2.d4), King's Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - U.S. Championships - Part 3
Lenderman, Caruana, Shankland, So E62, E06, A28 King's Indian: Fianchetto Variation, Catalan Closed: 5.Nf3, English Opening - Four Knights System: 1...e5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.Nf3 Nf6 |
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GM Yermolinsky - U.S. Championships - Part 2
Bruzon, Sevian, So, Naroditsky A13, C55 English Opening: 1...e6 (without: 2.e4 - 2.d4), Two Knights Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - U.S. Championships - Part 1
Yip, Abrahamyan, Krush, Robson, Xiong C02, B12, B30 French: Advance Variation, Caro–Kann Defence, Sicilian Defence: 2.Nf3 Nc6 (without 3.Bb5 g6 (B31) 3.Bb5 d6 (B51)) |
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GM Yermolinsky - U.S. Championship preview - Part 1
Shankland, Caruana, So, Dominguez E39, A20, B90 Nimzo-Indian: Classical - Pirc Variation, English Opening: 1...e5, Sicilian Najdorf |
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GM Yermolinsky - The rise of Artemiev - Part 4
Artemiev, Vachier-Lagrave. Dominguez Perez B12, B06, C55 Caro–Kann Defence, Robatsch (Modern) Defence, Two Knights Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - The rise of Artemiev - Part 3
Artemiev, Nakamura, So, Aronian D02, A07, D79 Queen's Pawn Game: 2.Nf3 (including the London System), Réti Opening: King's Indian Attack (Barcza System), Neo-Grünfeld 6.0-0 |
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GM Yermolinsky - The rise of Artemiev - Part 2
Artemiev, Giri A07, B12, D47 Réti Opening, Caro–Kann Defence, QGD; Semi-Slav 7.Bc4 |
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GM Yermolinsky - The rise of Artemiev
Firouzja, Artemiev, Carlsen, C66, D32 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence including Mortimer Trap, QGD: Tarrasch Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - Sinquefield Cup 2021 - Part 2
Xiong, So, Vachier-Lagrave D02, C67 Queen's Pawn Game,:2.Nf3 (including the London System), Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence - Open Variation |
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GM Yermolinsky - Sinquefield Cup 2021 - Part 1
Xiong, Caruana D02 Queen's Pawn Game: 2.Nf3 (including the London System) |
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GM Yermolinsky - FIDE World Cup 2021 - Part 2
Carlsen, Fedoseev B12 Caro–Kann Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - FIDE World Cup 2021 - Part 1
Fedoseev, Carlsen E60 King's Indian Defence |
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GM Yermolinsky - U.S. Senior Championship 2021 - Part 3
Yermolinsky, Sokolin D41 QGD; Semi-Tarrasch - 5.cxd5 |
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GM Yermolinsky - U.S. Senior Championship 2021 - Part 2
Kaidanov, Yermolinsky D94 Grünfeld: 5.e3 |
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GM Yermolinsky - U.S. Senior Championship 2021 - Part 1
Kaidanov, Tarjan, Khachiyan, Yermolinsky A95, C48 Dutch: Stonewall with 6.0-0 d5.7.Nc3 c6, Four Knights Game: Spanish Variation |
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GM Yermolinski - Return of the rook Endgame – Winning Plan with the Pawn on the 7th - Part 2
Becerra, Nakamura, Skatchkov, Iliushkin, Najer, Nepomniachtchi B41, E19, B51 Sicilian: Kan Variation, Queen's Indian: Old Main line - 9.Qxc3, Sicilian: Canal–Sokolsky Attack |
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GM Yermolinski - Return of the rook Endgame – Winning Plan with the Pawn on the 7th - Part 1
Carlsen, Wesley So D37 QGD; 4.Nf3 Be7 5.Bf4 (Harrwitz Attack) |
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GM Yermolinski - National Open
Chen, Yermolinsky B03 Alekhine's Defence 3.d4 |
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GM Yermolinski - GCT Bucharest - Part 2
Giri, Vachier-Lagrave, Grischuk, Caruana A34, C78 English Opening: Symmetrical, Ruy Lopez: 5.0-0 |
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GM Yermolinski - GCT Bucharest - Part 1
Vachier-Lagrave, Deac, Caruana, Giri C80, C67 Ruy Lopez: Open (Tarrasch) Defence, Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence - Open Variation |
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GM Yermo in Mexico City! - Part 4 |
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GM Yermo in Mexico City! - Part 3
Henriquez Villagra, Capo Vidal, Benitez Losano, Yermolinsky B57, A14, D94 Sicilian: Sozin (not Scheveningen), English: Neo-Catalan declined, Grünfeld: 5.e3 |
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GM Yermo in Mexico City! - Part 2
Yermolinsky, Cardoso Cardoso, Garcia Guerrero, Sanchez Enriquez E54, A28, A09 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 - Gligoric System with 7...dxc4, English Opening: Four Knights System, Réti Opening: 1...d5 2.c4 |
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GM Yermo in Mexico City! - Part 1
Yermolinsky, Obregon Rivero, Ibarra Chami A04, B38 Reti Opening, Sicilian: Accelerated Fianchetto Maroczy bind 5...Bg7 6.Be3 (without 6...Nf6 7.Nc3 Ng4 (B39)) |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - The Averbakh KID - Part 5
Basin, Yermolinsky E73 King's Indian - 5.Be2 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - The Averbakh KID - Part 4
Moskalenko, Yermolinsky E73 King's Indian - 5.Be2 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - The Averbakh KID - Part 3
Glyanets, Yermolinsky, Lputian E73 King's Indian: 5.Be2 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - The Averbakh KID - Part 2
Yermolinsky, Lputian, Agzamov E73 King's Indian: 5.Be2 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - The Averbakh KID - Part 1
Lputian, Ubilava, Szabo, Olafsson E73 King's Indian, 5.Be2 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Chapter 2 - Part 5
Yermolinsky, Onyekwere, Wasiluk D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Chapter 2 - Part 4
Yermolinsky, Becerra D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Chapter 2 - Part 3
Yermolinsky, Sevilllano D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Chapter 2 - Part 2
Atalik, Yermolinsky D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Chapter 2 - Part 1
Yermolinsky, Acosta D44 QGD: Semi-Slav 5.Bg5 dxc4 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s Tata Steel 2021 SPECIAL - Video 4
Firouzja, Duda D02 Queen's pawn game: 1. d4 d5 2. Nf3 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s Tata Steel 2021 SPECIAL - Video 3
Wojtaszek, Esipenko, Caruana E20, A29 Nimzo-Indian defence, English_ four knights - kingside fianchetto |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s Tata Steel 2021 SPECIAL - Video 2
Giri, Vachier-Lagrave B90 Sicilian: Najdorf |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s Tata Steel 2021 SPECIAL - Video 1
Caruana, Van Foreest D40 Queen's Gambit Declined: Semi-Tarrasch |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Part 5
Yermolinsky, Machulsky, Kaidanov D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Part 4
Yermolinsky, Lapshun, Pruess, Cooke, Yuneev D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Part 3
D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Part 2
Yermolinsky, Gurevich, Azmaiparashvili, Shirov, Van Wely, Smeets D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Botvinnik Semi-slav - Part 1
Yermolinsky, Ivanchuk D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran): 1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 c6 5. Bg5 dxc4 6. e4 |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Alekhine Defense - Part 7
Yermolinsky, Martinez, Stojkovska B03 Alekhine Defense |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Alekhine Defense - Part 6
kotlyar, Yermolinsky, Adams, Motylev B05 Alekhine Defense |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Alekhine Defense - Part 5
Yermolinsky, Smirin B05 Alekhine Defense |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Alekhine Defense - Part 4
Tseitlin, Lukin, Vorotnikov, Yermolinsky B02, B04 Alekhine Defense |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Alekhine Defense - Part 3
Yakovlev, Tal, Yermolinsky B03 Alekhine's defense |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Alekhine Defense - Part 2
Moni, Tsinis, Yermolinsky B02, B04 Alekhine's defense |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Alekhine Defense - Part 1
Gipslis, Larsen, Jimenez Zerquera B04, B05 Alekhine's Defense: Modern (1 e4 Nf6 2 e5 Nd5 3 d4 d6 4 Nf3), Alekhine's defence: modern, 4...Bg4. |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 10
Anand, Caruana, Khanin, Timofeev B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 9
Li Chao, Hou Yifan, Svidler, Dubov B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 8
Shirov, Kozul, Saric B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 7
Benjamin, Kozul, Nisipeanu, Bologan B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 6
Sadvakasov, Yermolinsky, Hansen B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 5
Sobolev, Yermolinsky, Lobzhanidze, Stripunsky B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 4
Fedorov, Korzubov, Sobolev, Yermolinsky B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 3
Ivanov, Gruenfeld, Yermolinsky B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 2
Ivanov, Yermolinsky, Sveshnikov, Kaiumov B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Sicilian: Richter-Rauser Attack - Part 1
Ljubojevic, Gheorghiu, Torre B67 Sicilian: Ricther-Rauzer Attack |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Grunfeld Part 4
Lputian, Yermolinsky, Stauffer, Zhao D84 Grunfeld: Grunfeld Gambit Accepted |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Grunfeld Part 3
Yermolinsky, Lukin, Grischuk, Caruana D83, D92 Grunfeld: 5.Bf4 (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 Nf3 Bg7 5 Bf4), Grunfeld Gambit (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 Bf4 Bg7 5 e3 O-O) |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Grunfeld Part 2
Borisenko, Yermolinsky, Akobian, Makarov, Van Wely, D83, D92 Grunfeld Gambit (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 Bf4 Bg7 5 e3 O-O), Grunfeld: 5.Bf4 (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 Nf3 Bg7 5 Bf4) |
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GM Yermo Teaches You Openings! - Grunfeld Part 1
Tolush, Botvinnik, Ioffe, Yermolinsky, Ziatdinov D83 Grunfeld Gambit (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 Bf4 Bg7 5 e3 O-O) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Rook Endings with an outside passer - Part 4
Yermolinsky, Nasybullin E11 Bogo-Indian Defense (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e6 3 Nf3 Bb4+) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Rook Endings with an outside passer - Part 3
Urkedal, Onischuk E16 Queen's Indian (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e6 3 Nf3 b6 4 g3 Bb7 5 Bg2 Bb4+) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Rook Endings with an outside passer - Part 2
Yermolinsky, Fedorowicz, Timoschenko B80, D58 Sicilian: Scheveningen variation, QGD: Tartakower (Tartakower–Makogonov–Bondarevsky) System |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Rook Endings with an outside passer - Part 1
Lerner, Dorfman D94 Gruenfeld - Smyslov defence: 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 d5 4. Nf3 Bg7 5. e3 O-O 6. Bd3 c6 7. O-O Bg4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - The Carlsen English - Part 2
Carlsen, Caruana A22 English Opening |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - The Carlsen English - Part 1
Carlsen, Caruana A22 English Opening |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Deadly Dubov at the Lindores Abbey - Part 4
Nakamura, Dubov A29, B30, B35, C25 English: four knights kingside fianchetto, Sicilian defence, Sicilian: accelerated fianchetto, Vienna Game |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Deadly Dubov at the Lindores Abbey - Part 3
Dubov, Ding C28, E10, A15 Vienna Game, Queen's pawn game: 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nf3, English opening: 1. c4 Nf6 2. Nf3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Deadly Dubov at the Lindores Abbey - Part 2
Dubov, Karjakin C55, B01, D37 Two knights defence: 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nf6, Scandinavian (centre counter) defence: 1. e4 d5, Queen's Gambit Declined |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Deadly Dubov at the Lindores Abbey - Part 1
Dubov, So, Firouzja, Carlsen C26, B14, C41 Vienna game, Caro-Kann: Panov-Botvinnik Attack, Philidor Defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - New Opening Ideas at the Carlsen Invitational -2
Ding, Firouzja, Caruana A07 Reti: King's Indian attack (Barcza system) - 1. Nf3 d5 2. g3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - New Opening Ideas at the Carlsen Invitational
Nepomniachtchi, Vachier-Lagrave A11 English: Caro-Kann Defensive System |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Selected games from the Candidates 2020 - 7
Liren, Alekseenko E08 Catalan: closed - Zagoryansky variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Selected games from the Candidates 2020 - 6
Nepomniachtchi, Ding Liren C77 Ruy Lopez |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Selected games from the Candidates 2020 - 5
Giri, Caruana D12 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Selected games from the Candidates 2020 - 4
Vachier-Lagrave, Grischuk C67 Ruy Lopez - Berlin Defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Selected games from the Candidates 2020 - 3
Grischuk, Wang Hao C01 French: Exchange variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Selected games from the Candidates 2020 - 2
Caruana, Alekseenko E20 Nimzo-Indian defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Selected games from the Candidates 2020 - 1
Vachier-Lagrave, Caruana C78 Ruy Lopez 5. 0-0 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Endgame Curiosities - Part 4
Giri, Nepomniachtchi A33 Engllish: symmetrical |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Endgame Curiosities - Part 3
Narayanan, Frolyanov, Carlsen, Karjakin D24, C54 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Endgame Curiosities - Part 2
Kulkarni, Flom, Liu, Katz A67, C42 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Endgame Curiosities
Yuffa, Navara E15 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Bishop vs. Pawns - Part 4
Timman, Mestel, Short, Yermolinsky, Istratescu, Bauer, Kulaots, Bacrot, Nisipeanu, Zhao, Kortschnoj, Karpov B76, B66, C08, C92, C43, E42 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Bishop vs. Pawns - Part 3
Ewue, Baay, Horvath, Zimmerman, Martorelli, Molina, Yermolinsky, Uhlmann, Popczynski, Markiewicz, Gelfand, Inarkiev, Aronian C48, D02, C41, D86, E74, A29, D15 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Bishop vs. Pawns - Part 2
Kaya, So, Tiraturyan, Petrosyan, Baghri, Zaragatski, Lyell, Galyas, Szabo, Blasko |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Bishop vs. Pawns - Part 1
Salamanca, Larsen, Andreikin, Zhou, Yermolinsky, Rogelio, Topalov, Shirov A46, D02, B51,, D85 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Same Color Bishop Endgame - Part 2
Borda, Yermolinsky, Smith B04, B12 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Same Color Bishop Endgame - Part 1
Morales, Jimenez B33 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Endgame Lessons from the World Cup - 2
So, Vidit, Mcshane, Yuffa D38, B12 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Endgame Lessons from the World Cup - 1
Ding, Firouzja, Dominguez, Wang D37, C65 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - English-Catalan Part 2
Ding, Karjakin, Navara, Duda, Aronian, Anand, Aleksandrov, Yermolinsky, Lautier A13 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - English-Catalan Part 1
Ding Liren, Carlsen, Giri, Karjakin A13 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Players profile: Richard Rapport Part 3
Rapport, Nepomniachtchi, Amin, Inarkiev A04, E12, D78 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Players profile: Richard Rapport Part 2
Rapport, Le Quang Liem, Wei Yi, Howell A01, D30, E60 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - Players profile: Richard Rapport Part 1
Rapport, Riazantsev, Tsydypov, Carlsen E20, C00, A12 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Modern Benko - Part 6
Yermolinsky, Doyle, Plaskett A59 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Modern Benko - Part 5
Atalik, Mariano, Radosavljevic A59 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Modern Benko - Part 4
Atalik, Kasparov, Ditiatev A59 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Modern Benko - Part 3
Atalik, Konovalov, Miton A59 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Modern Benko - Part 2
Atalik, Miton, Krivoshey A59 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Modern Benko - Part 1
Atalik, Scetinin, Gurevich, Georgiev, Salmensuu A59 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Players profile: Artemiev - Part 3
Artemiev, Esipenko, Hracek, B14, D77 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Players profile: Artemiev - Part 2
Artemiev, Sanal, Firouzja, Jumabayev E23, A49 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Players profile: Artemiev - Part 1
Artemiev, Bok, Korobov, Vaibhav B50, B91, C11 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Queen’s Endgame two Pawns Up - Part 2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Queen’s Endgame two Pawns Up - Part 1 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Arica, Chile! Part 4
Yermolinsky, Stupak E18 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Arica, Chile! Part 3
Yermolinsky, Stupak E18 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Arica, Chile! Part 2
Cruz, Yermolinsky B55 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Arica, Chile! Part 1
Yermolinsky, Martinez Alcantara E54 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: New ideas in the Catalan - Part 2
Nakamura, Yu, Mareco, Moradiabadi E06 Catalan |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: New ideas in the Catalan - Part 1
Gelfand, Stupak, Cornette, Lopez E09 Catalan |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Botvinnik Semi-Slav revisited #4
Grischuk, Klimov, Shirov D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran) |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky analyzes Game 11 of the World Championship match
Carlsen, Caruana |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps Games 9 and 10 of the World Championship match
Carlsen, Caruana |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Botvinnik Semi-Slav revisited #3
Yermolinsky, Gurevich, Shirov, Azmaiparashvili, Van Wely, Smeets D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran) |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps Games 5 and 6 of the World Championship match
Carlsen, Caruana |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Botvinnik Semi-Slav revisited #2
Yermolinsky, Ivanchuk D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran) |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps the first two games of the World Championship Match 2018
Carlsen, Caruana |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Botvinnik Semi-Slav revisited #1
Martinez, Shirov D44 Queen's Gambit Declined semi-Slav, Botvinnik system (anti-Meran) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Carlsen’s anti-Sicilian 4
Nakamura, Grischuk, Li Chao, Sarana, Dubov, Firouzja B23 Sicilian - Closed |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Carlsen’s anti-Sicilian 3
Nakamura, Vachier-Lagrave, Fedoseev, Najer, Brodsky, Huschenbeth B23 Sicilian - Closed |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Carlsen’s anti-Sicilian 2
Lagarde, Donchenko, Xu Xiangyu, Liu Yan B23 Sicilian - Closed |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Carlsen’s anti-Sicilian 1
Carlsen, Wojtaszek B23 Sicilian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Complex Minor Piece Endgames - Bishop and Knight vs. Two Knights - Part 4
Nakamura, Onischuk, Karpov, Fressinet, Leko, Ehlvest D36, D32, D46, A07 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Complex Minor Piece Endgames - Bishop and Knight vs. Two Knights - Part 3
Sveshnikov, Pokojowczyk, Sakaev, Galego B66, A53 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Complex Minor Piece Endgames - Bishop and Knight vs. Two Knights - Part 2
Greenfeld, Bykhovsky D48 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Complex Minor Piece Endgames - Bishop and Knight vs. Two Knights - Part 1
Smeets, Sokolov C77 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook and Knight vs. Rook - Part 3
Kramnik, Vachier-Lagrave D17 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook and Knight vs. Rook - Part 2
Kramnik, Kasparov, Gelfand, Lautier, Fominyh, Mohota D27, D47, E05 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook and Knight vs. Rook - Part 1
Zhigalko, Kuzubov, Fedoseev, Popov, Yermolinsky, Ehlvest |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Minor Pieces Endings - Knight vs. Bishop - Part 4
Yermolinsky, Ehlvest, Nakamura |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Minor Pieces Endings - Knigth vs. Bishop - Part 3
Shu, Ning, Yermolinsky, Carlin, Men B22, A56, E11 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Minor Pieces Endings - Knigth vs. Bishop - Part 2
Zarkovic, Popovic, Kutsyj, Rybakov B17, B22 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Minor Pieces Endings - Knigth vs. Bishop - Part 1
Caruana, Hou, Macovei, Djordjevic C42, B30 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Kramnik and the Modern Reti - Part 4
Kramnik, Svidler, Ghaem Maghami, Aronian, Harikrishna A04, A05, A07 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Kramnik and the Modern Reti - Part 3
Kramnik, Bluebaum, Adhiban A07 Reti, King's Indian Attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Kramnik and the Modern Reti - Part 2
Kramink, Shirov, So, Yermolinsky, Garcia A07 Reti, King's Indian Attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Kramnik and the Modern Reti - Part 1
Yermolinsky, Ehlvest, Kramnik, Vachier-Lagrave A07 Reti, King's Indian Attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 5
Vidit, Wojtaszek, Carlsen, Nakamura, Nepomniachtchi A14, B90, B97 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 4
Xiong, Shabalov, Kramnik, Giri B10, D05 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 3
Aronian, Carlsen, Li, Eljanov, Mamedyarov, Inarkiev D45, E12, D30 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 2
Robson, Shabalov, Giri, Radjabov B06, D37 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 1
Aronian, Rapport, Nakamura, Bacrot E18, A07 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Queen Endgames - Part 4
Kessler, Yermolinsky, Browne, Milovanovic, Lerner B23, D85, D38, A17 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Queen Endgames - Part 3
Granda Zuniga, Yermolinsky, Giri, Khamrakulov, Euwe, Alekhine, Ju, Gunina, Ni Hua, Sutovsky, Tukmakov, Ivanov, Dvoirys |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Queen Endgames - Part 2
Nepomniachtchi, Anand, Tsoi, Kamsky, Sokolov, Lautier, Amin, Svane B13, B43, C06, C00 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Queen Endgames - Part 1
Euwe, Reshevsky, Alekhine, Wang Yue, Adams, Jakovenko, Gurevich |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Exchange Sacrifice in the Endgame - Part 4
Akesson, Volkov, Caruana, Dominguez, Katz, Klemm D10, B90, B25 |
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GM Alex Yermolisnky recaps the GRENKE Chess Classic |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Exchange Sacrifice in the Endgame - Part 3
Yermolinsky, Donaldson, Kaufman, Doyle D53, E41, B22 |
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GM Yermolinsky recaps the first 5 rounds of the GRENKE Chess Classic |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Exchange Sacrifice in the Endgame - Part 2
Vaganian, Kraut, Sadler, Adams, Stopa, Yermolinsky D25, A57, D38 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps the last two rounds of the Candidates’ 2018 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps rounds 7, 8 and 9 of the Candidates’ 2018 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Exchange Sacrifice in the Endgame - Part 1
Dukhovny, Yermolinsky, Chandra, Friedel B02, E11 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps the first 3 rounds of the Candidates’ 2018 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Practical Endgames - Part 4
Ding Liren, Wang Hao E05 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Practical Endgames - Part 3
Aronian, Dubov, Grischuk, Vachier-Lagrave D85, A34 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Practical Endgames - Part 2
Kumar, Brodsky E20 Nimzo-Indian |
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GM Alex Yermoinsky recaps the first rounds of the Aeroflot Open 2018 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Practical Endgames - Part 1
Urkedal, Onischuk E16 Queen's Indian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 26
Yermolinsky, Gausel. Meyer, Lenderman, Hendrickson A11 English, Caro-Kann Defensive System |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 25
Yermolinsky, Anikaev, Van Wely, Zherebukh A11 English, Caro-Kann Defensive System |
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GM Alex Yermoinsky recaps rounds 6-8 of the Tata Steeel tournament 2018 |
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GM Joel’s Chess Week Recap - Episode 56
Burke, Tiglon, Gorovets, Zapata, Collins, Simantsev, Daly C18, B11, B42, C92, D44 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 24
Yermolinsky, Ubilava, Klovans A11 English, Caro-Kann Defensive System |
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GM Alex Yermoinsky recaps rounds 1-5 of the Tata Steeel tournament 2018 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 23
Yermolinsky, Langer, Barbosa, Atalik, Topalov, Karjakin, Bercys A70, A61, E15, E11 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 22
Atalik, Ditiatev, Mariano, Radosavljevic A59 Benko/Volga Gambit |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 21
Ding, Svidler, Caruana, Nakamura D11, B31 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 20
Karjakin, Ivanchuk, Ponomariov, Carlsen, Anand B66, C43, C50 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 19
Nakamura, Lenderman, Shabalov, Vioreanu, Mamedyarov, Beliavsky E04 Catalan |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps Round 6-8 of the London Chess Classic |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 18
Atalik, Pancevski D20 Queens Gambit Accepted |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps Round 1-5 of the London Chess Classic |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 17
Li Chao, Tomashevsky E12 Queen's Indian - 4.a3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows LIVE: FIDE 4th GP in Palma de Mallorca |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 16
Mamedyarov, Hou E20 Nimzo-Indian defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 15
Svidler, Topalov, Shirov, Caruana, Onischuk C78 Ruy Lopez |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 14
Navara, Morozevich C93 Ruy Lopez |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 13
Buchal, Luther, Hadzimanolis, Atalik, Matovic, Predojevic C02 French |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows LIVE: European Chess Team Championship 2017 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 12
Omori, Krasenkow, Vachier-Lagrave, Yermolinsky B22 Sicilian Defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows LIVE: Spice Cup 2017
Sevian, Yermolinsky B33 Sicilian Defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 11
Andriasian, Dreev, Vachier-Lagrave, Ding, Morozevich, Rozum, Hovhannisyan B12 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows LIVE: European Chess Club Championship |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 10
Kamsky, Seirawan B19 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 9
Blocker, Sharafuddin, Yermolinsky D97 Gruenfeld - Russian variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 8
Tennant, Akobian, Wei Yi, Yermolinsky D85 Grunfeld defence |
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World Cup 2017 - Recap #4
Aronian, Ding |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 7
Giri, Vachier_Lagrave, Caruana, Nakamura B96 Sicilian - Najdorf |
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World Cup 2017 - Recap #3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 6
Malakhov, Atalik, Svidler, Kursonov B81 Sicilian - Scheveningen, Keres Attack |
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World Cup 2017 - Recap #2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 5
Carlsen, Anand, Zherebukh, Belous, Morozevich, Grachev B85 Sicilian - Classical Scheveningen |
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World Cup 2017 - Recap #1 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 4
Nakamura, Robson, Weii Yi, Nepomniachtchi, Carlsen, Karjakin B78 Sicilian - dragon |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 3
Brodsky, Burke B90 Sicilian, Najdorf |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 2
Anand, Grischuk, Caruana, Mamedyarov B33 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps the Rapid play in St. Louis GCT 2017 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Revolution Revisited - Part 1
Nepomniachtchi, Kramnik, Yermolinsky, Adelberg, Danailov A30 English: symmetrical variation |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s recap of Sinquefield Cup 2017 Rd 8 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s recap of Sinquefield Cup 2017 Rd 2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 33: KID Averbakh Part 10
Yermolinsky, Saleem, Yurtaev, Zaichik E75 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 32: KID Averbakh Part 9
Yermolinsky, Kinderman E74 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 31: KID Averbakh Part 8
Petrosian, Wojtkiewicz, Kaidanov, Fedorowicz E75 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 30: KID Averbakh Part 7
Kaidanov, Kamsky, Polugaevsky, Uhlmann E75 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps GCT in Leuven - Blitz |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps GCT in Leuven - Rapid |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps GCT in Paris - Blitz |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky recaps GCT in Paris - Rapid |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 29: KID Averbakh Part 6
Yermolinsky, Sharafuddin E73 |
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Norway Chess 2017 - Round 8 Recap by GM Alex Yermolinsky |
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Norway Chess 2017 - Round 2 Recap by GM Alex Yermolinsky
Kramnik, Anand C78 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 28: KID Averbakh Part 5
Yermolinsky, Dolmatov, Martinovsky E73 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 27: KID Averbakh Part 4
Moskalenko, Yermolinsky, Basin E73 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 26: KID Averbakh Part 3
Agzamov, Yermolinsky, Glyanets, Lputian E73 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 25: KID Averbakh Part 2
Lerner, Yermolinsky, Atalik E73 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 24: KID Averbakh Part 1
E73 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 23: Offbeat e4 lines #2
Yermolinsky, Sandipan, Fressinet, Cheparinov B51 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Nimzovich-Rossolimo, Moscow) attack |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s LIVE SHOW - 2017-04-27 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 22: Offbeat e4 lines #1
Yermolinsky, Kretchetov, Luther, Danailov C45 Scotch Game |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 21: QGD Bf4 line #8
D37 QGD |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build your opening repertoire - Part 20: QGD Bf4 line #7
Yermolinsky, Lenderman, So, Caruana, Dreev, Yilmaz D37 QGD |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s LIVE SHOW - 2017-04-06 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical patterns of play in the King’s Indian Defense #1
Beliavsky, Nakamura, Ivanchuk, Yermonlinsky, Poluliakhov, Meyer E97, E92, E94 King's Indian: orthodox, Aronin-Taimanov variation (Yugoslav attack / Mar del Plata variation), King's Indian: Gligoric-Taimanov |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s LIVE SHOW - 2017-03-30 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows:The missing pages of Kasparov’s books #4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows:The missing pages of Kasparov’s books #3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows:The missing pages of Kasparov’s books #2 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s LIVE SHOW - 2017-03-09 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows:The missing pages of Kasparov’s books #1 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: IT’S THE 70’S SHOW! - Part 2 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s LIVE SHOW - 2017-02-23 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: IT’S THE 70’S SHOW! - Part 1
Sturua, Yermolinsky, Anastasian A30, A52 English: symmetrical, hedgehog system, Budapest |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s LIVE SHOW - 2017-02-16 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: A Tribute to GM Tseshkovsky #3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: A Tribute to GM Tseshkovsky #2 |
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GM Alex Yermolinsky’s LIVE SHOW - 2017-02-02 |
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Tata Steel 2017 - Round 11 recap |
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Gm Alex Yermolinsky’s LIVE SHOW - 2017-01-19 |
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Tata Steel 2017 - Round 1 recap |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: A Tribute to GM Tseshkovsky
Tseshkovsky, Hort B05 Alekhine defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Opposite Color Bishop Endgame #4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Opposite Color Bishop Endgame #3 |
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London Chess Classic 2016 - Round 9 |
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London Chess Classic 2016 - Round 6 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Opposite Color Bishop Endgame #2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Opposite Color Bishop Endgame #1 |
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FIDE World Championship 2016 - Game 7
D10 QGD Slav defense |
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FIDE World Championship 2016 - Game 5
C50 Giuoco Piano |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Same Color Bishop Endgame #4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Same Color Bishop Endgame #3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Same Color Bishop Endgame #2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Same Color Bishop Endgame #1
Same Color Bishop |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 19
D37 QGD |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 18
D37 QGD |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 17
D37 QGD |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 16
D37 QGD |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 15
D37 QGD |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 14
D37 QGD |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 13
B12 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 12
B12 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 11
B12 Caro-Kann |
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Sinquefield Cup 2016 - Round 6 Video Recap
So, Topalov A20 English opening |
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Sinquefield Cup 2016 - Round 5 Video Recap
Svidler, Nakamura E63 King's Indian: fianchetto, Panno variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 10
B12 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 9
C18 French Defense - Armenian Variation |
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Bilbao Masters 2016 - Round 9 Video Recap
Carlsen, Giri D00 Queen's pawn, Mason variation |
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Bilbao Masters 2016 - Round 3 Video Recap
Carlsen, Karjakin B50 Sicilian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 8
C18 French Defense - Armenian Variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 7
B09 Austrian Attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 6
B07 Pirc Defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 5 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 4
B67 Sicilian Defence: Richter-Rauzer - Rauzer Attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 3 - #2
B67 Sicilian Defence: Richter-Rauzer - Rauzer Attack |
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Gashimov Memorial 2016 - GOTD Round 2
Caruana, Eljanov D91 Grunfeld: 5.Bg5 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 3
B67 Sicilian Defence: Richter-Rauzer - Rauzer Attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 2
B67 Sicilian Defence: Richter-Rauzer - Rauzer Attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Build you opening repertoire - Part 1
B67 Sicilian Defence: Richter-Rauzer - Rauzer Attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Viktor Gavrikov (1957-2016)
Gavrikov |
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Norway Chess Tournament 2016 - GOTD Round 9
Topalov, Kramnik C65 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense |
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Norway Chess Tournament 2016 - GOTD Round 1
Carlsen, Harikrishna E15 Queen's Indian: Nimzovich variation (exaggerated fianchetto) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Karjakin’s Secret Weapon #3
Karjakin E15 Queen's Indian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Karjakin’s Secret Weapon #2
Kajrakin E15 Queen's Indian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Karjakin’s Secret Weapon
Karjakin, Nakamura E15 Queen's Indian |
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FIDE Candidates 2016 - Video Recap Round 14
Karjakin, Caruana B67 Sicilian: Richter-Rauzer |
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FIDE Candidates 2016 - Video Recap Round 12
Nakamura, Anand A29 English: four knights, kingside fianchetto |
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FIDE Candidates 2016 - Video Recap Round 4
Karjakin, Aronian A06 Reti Opening |
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FIDE Candidates 2016 - Video Recap Round 2
Karjakin, Nakamura, Caruana, Giri E15, C65 Queen's Indian, Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Eternal Struggle
Yermolinsky, Kudrin, Veach A34, D56 English: Symmetrical, Queen's Gambit Declined |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Botvinnik Variation Revisited
Tomashevsky, Sethuraman, Sarkar, Mulyar |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Another Epic Struggle from London 2015
Carlsen, Nakamura D11 QGD Slav: 4.e3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Grischuk - Anand, London Classic 2015
Grischuk, Anand A20 English opening |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: A triumph of opening preparation.
Vukic, Atalik E66 King's Indian: fianchetto - Yugoslav Panno |
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Tata Steel 2016 - Video Recap - Round 13
Tomashevsky, Caruana, Hou, Giri E44, A46 Nimzo-Indian: Fischer variation, Queen's pawn game |
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Tata Steel 2016 - Video Recap - Round 1
Caruana, Eljanov, So, Giri D37, A36 QGD, English: ultra-symmetrical variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda - part 5
Salov, Jussupow, Van Wely A13, A28, A34 English, English: four knights system, English: Symmetrical Variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda - part 4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda - part 3
Stein, Petrosian, Smyslov, Bronstein C18, A17, A42 French: Winawer, English, Modern defence: Averbakh system |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda - part 2
Rellstab, Junge, Bogoljubow, Foltys D47, B84, D59 QGD Semi-slav, Sicilian: Scheveningen, QGD: Tartakower |
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London Chess Classic 2015 - Round 8 Recap
Giri, Nakamura A07 Reti: King's Indian attack, French variation |
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London Chess Classic 2015 - Round 7 Recap
Vachier-Lagrave, Anand B92 Sicilian: Najdorf |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda - part 1
Pillsbury, Walbrodt, Janowsky, D53, D55 QGD, QGD: 6.Nf3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: What Every Russian Schoolboy Studies These Days - part 2
B23 Sicilian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: What Every Russian Schoolboy Studies These Days - part 1
B23 Sicilian Closed |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Knight endgames - Part 2
Yermolinsky, Drasko, Gurevich |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Knight endgames - Part 1
Yermolinsky, Serper, Lein |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: World Cup 2015 - Part 3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: World Cup 2015 - Part 2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: World Cup 2015 - Part 1 |
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World Cup 2015 - Game Of the Day - Final Game 1
Svidler, Karjakin A05 Reti: King's Indian attack - French variation |
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World Cup 2015 - Game Of the Day - Semifinal Game 2
Svidler, Giri, Eljanov, Karjakin B18, A29 Caro-Kann: classical, English: four knights, kingside fianchetto |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Yermo’s My system on the KID - Part 5
Yermolinsky, Perelshteyn, Braga, E71 King's Indian Defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Yermo’s My system on the KID - Part 4
Yermolinsky, Braunlich, Atoufi, Raptis E71 King's Indian Defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Yermo’s My system on the KID - Part 3
Yermolinsky, Piket, Kiewra E71 King's Indian Defense |
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3rd Sinquefield Cup - Round 9 recap
Aronian, Topalov D39 QGD: Ragozin, Vienna variation |
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3rd Sinquefield Cup - Round 1 recap |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Yermo’s My system on the KID - Part 2
Yermnolinsky, Kasimdzhanov, Rajlich E71 King's Indian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Yermo’s My system on the KID - Part 1
Yermolinsky, Manion, Treger, Barcenilla E71 King's Indian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Searching for a new Russian Schoolboy #2
Ponkratov, Dubov, Salem, Artemiev A57, D85 Benko Gambit, Gruenfeld |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Searching for a new Russian Schoolboy
Khalifman, Bukavshin, Kobalia D43, D16 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav, Slav Defense: Alapin Variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Goldilocks Principle - Part 2
Yandemirov, Zvjaginsev A04 Reti Opening |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Goldilocks Principle - Part 1
Popov, Solozhenkin B41 Sicilian: Kan variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Not only Wei Yi. Strong Chinese GMs charge the top spots - Part 2
Yu Yiangyi, Bruzon, Nepomniachtchi C65, B33 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense, Sicilian defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Not only Wei Yi. Strong Chinese GMs charge the top spots - Part 1
Yu Yiangyi, Andreikin, Dominguez Perez C65, E10 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense, Queen's Pawn Game |
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Dortmund 2015 - GOTD Round 2
Naiditsch, Nisipeanu B12 Karo-Cann: advance variation |
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Norway chess 2015 - GOTD Round 2
Caruana, Carlsen C67 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Chinese Chess #1
Yi, Liren C67 Ruy Lopez |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook Endings at the WWCC - Part 4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook Endings at the WWCC - Part 3 |
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4th FIDE GP 2015 - Round 11
Nakamura, Jakovenko E32 Nimzo-Indian: classical variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook Endings at the WWCC - Part 2
Krush, Milliet |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook Endings at the WWCC - Part 1 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: All American Opposite Bishops Endgame
Kamsky, Lenderman E20 NImzo-Indian |
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FIDE GP Baku 2014 - Round 8
Dominguez, Svidler C84 Ruy Lopez: Closed defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: they’re all good chessplayers!
Aronian, Carlsen, Can, Laurusas |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: A complicated endgame from the European Club Cup
Dominguez, Rodshtein |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Vancura Lives! - part 2
Aronian. Carlsen |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Vancura Lives!
Aronian, Carlsen |
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Sinquefield Cup 2014 - Round 5
Topalov, Vachier-Largave B90 Sicilian: Najdorf |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The one and only Turkish Schoolboy - part 2
Santagati, Atalik B18 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The one and only Turkish Schoolboy
Atalik, Wiwatanadate, Dzhumaev, D76, A87 Grunfeld, Dutch |
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Chess Olympiad 2014 - Round 9
Carslen, Solak A11 English: Caro-Kann defensive system |
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Chess Olympiad 2014 - Round 2
Urkedal, Ivanchuk, Gelfand, Amonatov, Shankland, Martinez A04, E94, B64 Reti, King's Indian, Sicilian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Every FRENCH Schoolboy Knows
Vachier-Kagrave, Carlsen, Motylev B90, B30 Sicilian Najdorf, Sicilian Nimzovich-Rossolimo Attack |
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Sparkassen Chess Meeting 2014 - Round 7
Ponomariov, Kramnik, Naiditsch, Meier, C67, E98 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defense, King's Indian |
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Sparkassen Chess Meeting 2014 - Round 1
Kramnik, Meier, Baramidze, Caruana, Leko, Ponomariov A30, A87, A88 English, Dutch Defense, Dutch: Leningrad |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames Tidbits - part 1
Timman, Brunello, Svidler, Yermolinsky B12 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rubinstein Endgames - part 4
Rubinstein, Nimzowitch, Alekhine, Reti A40. C33, D30, D18 Queen's pawn, King's Gambit Accepted, QGD, QGD: Slav |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rubinstein Endgames - part 3
Rubinstein, Salwe, Levenfish, Duras, Tarrasch C01, C45, D33, C48 French, Scotch Game, QGD, Four Knights |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rubinstein Endgames - part 2
Rubinstein, Spielmann, Fabrikant, Yermolinsky C90, E11 Ruy Lopez, Bogo-Indian Defense |
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Norway Chess 2014 - Round 2 GOTD
Topalov, Grischuk B90 Sicilian Najdorf |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rubinstein Endgames - part 1
Janowsky, Rubinstein, Burn C49, C01 Four Knights, French |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Forgotten Man - Part 2
Morozevich, Grischuk, Vitiugov, Tomashevsky A48, B40, D11 King's Indian, Sicilian, QGD Slav |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Forgotten Man - Part 1
Morozevich, Grischuk A48 King's Indian |
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Gashimov Memorial - Round 6 GOTD
Carlsen, Mamedyarov E34 Nimzo-Indian |
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Gashimov Memorial - Round 1 GOTD
Carlsen, Mamedyarov D52 QGD |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: A great quasi-comeback #2
Topalov, Karjakin, Anand A15, A13 English |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: A great quasi-comeback
Svidler, Karjakin A05 Reti Opening |
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Candidates 2014 - Round 12 GOTD
Anand, Andreikin B19 Caro-Kann |
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Candidates 2014 - Round 4 GOTD
Mamedyarov, Andreikin D10 QGD semi-Slav |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Caro-Kann Besieged - part 3
Naiditsch, Khenkin, Yeremolinsky, Bruzon B12 Caro-Kann |
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Candidates 2014 - Round 2 GOTD
Svidler, Andreikin B32 Sicilian |
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Candidates 2014 - Round 1 GOTD
Anand, Aronian C88 Ruy Lopez |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Caro-Kann Besieged - part 2
Shirov, Yermolinsky, Shabalov, Lenderman B12 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Caro-Kann Besieged - part 1
Timman, Brunello, Svidler, Yermolinsky B12 Caro-Kann defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Looking back at 2013 - part 4
Yermolinsky, Kaidanov, Naiditsch, Harikrishna D01, D00 Richter-Veresov Attack, Queen's pawn game |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Looking back at 2013 - part 3
Yermolinsky, Arbakov A40 Queen's Pawn Game |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Looking back at 2013 - part 2
Van Wely, Karjakin |
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Zurich Challenge 2014 - Round 4 GOTD
Carlsen, Caruana C65 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense |
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Zurich Challenge 2014 - Round 2 GOTD
Anand, Nakamura C65 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense |
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Tata Steel 2014 - Round 6 GOTD
Aronian, So A15 English Opening |
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Tata Steel 2014 - Round 1 GOTD
Caruana, Gelfand B90 Sicilian: Najdorf |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Looking back at 2013 - part 1
Yermolinaky, Bryant, Gareev D37, D90 Queen's Gambit Declined, Grunfeld |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Next Generation #4
Mamedyarov, Aronian, Karjakin E62, D90 King's Indian, Grunfeld |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Next Generation #3
Aronian, Nakamura, Ipatov D56, A05 QGD: Larker defense, Reti |
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London chess Classic 2013 - Round 5 GOTD
Gedland, Adams, Kramnik, Nakamura D37, D35, D97 QGD, Grunfeld |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Next Generation #2
Nakamura, Kramnik, Li, Meier E32, A05 Nimzo-Indian: classical variation, English Opening |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Next Generation #1
Kamsky, Korobov, Ding Liren D00, E62 Queen's pawn, Mason variation, King's Indian: fianchetto with ...Nc6 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Easy Come Easy Go - A story of Modern Opening Preparation - part 4
Wang Hao, Giri, Ding Liren, Vachier-Lagrave C41, A35 Philidor Defense, English Defense |
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World Championship Match - Game 10
Carlsen, Anand B51 Sicilian: Moscow attack |
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World Championship Match - Game 7
Anand, Carlsen C65 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Easy Come Easy Go - A story of Modern Opening Preparation - part 3
Vachier-Lagrave, Papaioannou, Jobava, Mamedyarov B01, C29 Scandinavian, Vienna Gambit |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Easy Come Easy Go - A story of Modern Opening Preparation - part 2
Karjakin, Topalov, Mamedyarov, Le Quang Liem C11, D47 French, QGD Semi-Slav |
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World Championship Match - Game 2 GOTD
Anand, Carlsen B19 Caro-Kann |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Easy Come Easy Go - A story of Modern Opening Preparation - part 1
Panjwani, Yermolinsky, Neimer A14, B43 English, Sicilian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Botvinnik… Kramnik, who’s next? - Part 4
Andreikin, Karjakin A15 English Opening: 1… Nf6 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Botvinnik… Kramnik, who’s next? - Part 3
Nepomniachtchi, Andreikin, Inarkiev, Kramnik |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Botvinnik… Kramnik, who’s next? - Part 2
Andreikin, Karjakin, Svidler, Nepomniachtchi, Shomoev E12 Queen's Indian: Unusual White 4th moves |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Botvinnik… Kramnik, who’s next? - Part 1
Kramnik, Shomoev, Vitiugov, Goganov |
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FIDE Grand Prix Paris 2013 - Round 10
Nakamura, Gelfand, Caruana, Tomashevsky B90, B12 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Tromso Heroes - Part 5
Korobov, Kramnik, Vachier-Lagrave, Kramnik, Andreikin E30, C45, D58 Nimzo-Indian: Leningrad Variation, Scotch Game, QGD: Tartakower Defence |
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FIDE Grand Prix Paris 2013 - Round 2
Fressinet, Grischuk E12 Queen's Indian: Miles variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Tromso Heroes - Part 4
Andreikin, Karjakin, Dreev, Tomashevsky C00, A46, D15 French: Unusual White 2nd move, 1D4 Nf6 2 Nf3 e6: Torre, London and Colle Systems, Slav Defence: 4Nc3 a6 and gambit lines after 4…dxc4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Tromso Heroes - Part 3
Kamsky, Mamedyarov, Nakamura, Korobov, Svidler, LeQuangLiem B47, B92, D10 Sicilian: Taimanov (Bastrikov) variation, Sicilian: Najdorf, Opocensky variation, QGD Slav defense |
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Sinquefield Cup Round 5
Nakamura, Kamsky,Aronian, Carlsen A85 |
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Sinquefield Cup Round 1
Carlsen, Kamsky D15 QGD Slav: 4.Nc3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Tromso Heroes - Part 2
Giri, Granda Zuniga, Caruana, Malakhov |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Tromso Heroes - Part 1
Fressinet, Christiansen, Nepomniachtchi, Wei Hi, Kaidanov, Areshchenko, Granda Zuniga, Leko, Wang Hao, Dreev |
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World Cup 2013 - Finals Game 2
Andreikin, Kramnik D37 QGD: classical variation (5.Bf4) |
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World Cup 2013 - Quarter finals - Tiebreaks
Vachier, Caruana, Andreikin, Svidler |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: TWO PAWNS DOWN BUT ALIVE AND KICKING - part 4
Rozenkrantz, Eljashoff, Schiffers, Trenchard, Balashov, Aleksandrov, Kurajica, Marjanovic |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: TWO PAWNS DOWN BUT ALIVE AND KICKING - part 3
Yermolinsky, Dzuban |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: TWO PAWNS DOWN BUT ALIVE AND KICKING - part 2
Gefanas, Yermolinsky |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: TWO PAWNS DOWN BUT ALIVE AND KICKING - part 1
Nakamura, Topalov |
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Dortmund 2013 - Round 8
Khenkin, Wang Hao, Kramnik, Caruana E91, D85 King's Indian: Kazakh variation, Grünfeld: exchange variation |
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Dortmund 2013 - Round 4
Meier, Kramnik, Wang Hao, Caruana, Naiditsch, Andreikin E06, A05, C70 Catalan: closed, 5.Nf3, Réti: King's Indian attack, Yugoslav variation, Ruy Lopez: Classical defense deferred |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Why did Magnus lose that rook ending - Part 4
Friedel, Atalik C91 Closed Ruy Lopez |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Why did Magnus lose that rook ending - Part 3
Carlsen, Caruana |
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FIDE GP Beijing 2013 - Round 9
Mamedyarov, Giri, Wang Hao, Gelfand D90, A30 Grünfeld: Flohr variation, English: symmetrical, four knights system |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Why did Magnus lose that rook ending - Part 2
Carlsen, Caruana |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Why did Magnus lose that rook ending - Part 1
Carlsen, Caruana |
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FIDE GP Beijing 2013 - Round 3
Morozevich, Karjakin E15 Queen's Indian: Nimzovich variation (exaggerated fianchetto) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Back from Chicago #5
Kavutskiy, Atalik E60 King's Indian: Unusual lines and Fianchetto Variation without Nc3 |
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Tal Memorial 2013 - Round 9
Nakamura, Morozevich E10 QGD: Vienna variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Back from Chicago #4
Mikhalevski, Yermolinski A13 English opening: 1…e6 |
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Tal Memorial 2013 - Round 8
Carlsen, Nakamura A13 English opening |
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Tal Memorial 2013 - Round 7
Nakamura, Gelfand B33 Sicilian: Sveshnikov variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Back from Chicago #3
Corrales, Yermolinsky B53 Sicilian: 2…d6: Lines with Qxd4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Back from Chicago #2
Yermolinsky, Kleinman D90 Grünfeld: Three knights variation |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 11
Bacrot, Ivanchuk, Nakamura, Svidler, Caruana, Kamsky, Dominguez, Topalov D85, A10, C88, B48 |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 10
Kamsky, Morozevich, Grischuk, Dominguez, Topalov, Caruana C96, D70, C78 Ruy Lopez: closed (10...c5), Neo-Grünfeld defense, Ruy Lopez: 5.O-O |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Back from Chicago #1
Yermolinsky, Rosen E12 Queen's Indian: Unusual White 4th moves |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 9
Bacrot, Kamsky, Caruana, Dominguez D15, B90, C84 QGD Slav: 4.Nc3, Sicilian: Najdorf, Ruy Lopez: closed defense |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 7
Ponomariov, Ivanchuk, Caruana, Bacrot, Grischuk, Morozevich, Topalov, Kasimdzhanov, Kamsky, Svidler, Dominguez, Nakamura A39, D20, A88, A30, B92, E11 |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 6
Ponomariov, Ivanchuk, Caruana, Bacrot, Grischuk, Morozevich, Topalov, Kasimdzhanov, Kamsky, Svidler, Dominguez, Nakamura C05, C45, C77, C84, A22, B01 |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 5
Kazimdzhanov, Dominguez, Bacrot, Morozevich, Svidler, Topalov E11, D90, D37 Bogo-Indian defense, Grünfeld: Flohr variation, QGD: classical variation (5.Bf4) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Same Color Bishop Endings #4
Cuartas, Yermolinsky, Adu |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 4
Morozevich, Nakamura, Topalov, Ivanchuk B80, B30 Sicilian: Scheveningen variation, Sicilian: Nimzovich-Rossolimo attack (without ...d6) |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 3
Kamsky, Grischuk A48, D86 King's Indian: London system, Grünfeld: exchange, classical variation |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 2
Morozevich, Svidler, Caruana, Ivanchuk C48, C76 Four knights: Rubinstein counter-gambit, Ruy Lopez: modern Steinitz defense, fianchetto (Bronstein) variation |
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FIDE GP Thessaloniki - Round 1
Kamsky, Dominguez, Kazimdzhanov, Nakamura, Svidler, Bacrot B90, A56, D35 Sicilian: Najdorf, Benoni defense, QGD: exchange variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Same Color Bishop Endings #3
Yermolinsky, Bick, Adams |
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Norway Chess Tournament - Round 9
Anand, WangHao A34 English: symmetrical variation |
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Norway Chess Tournament - Round 5
Karjakin, Carlsen C95 Ruy Lopez: closed, Breyer, Borisenko variation |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 9
Robson, Kamsky, Ramirez, Christiansen, Gareev, Holt B42, A30, D13 Sicilian: Kan, 5.Bd3, English: symmetrical, Botvinnik system reversed, QGD Slav: exchange variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Same Color Bishop Endings #2
Vaganian, Yermolinsky, Evans, Gonzales |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 8
Kamsky, Gareev, Holt, Benjamin, Christiansen, Shankland B51, E15, A28 Sicilian: Canal-Sokolsky (Nimzovich-Rossolimo, Moscow) , Queen's Indian: 4.g3, English: four knights, Nimzovich variation |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 7
Kamsky, Ramirez, Holt, Onischuk, Akobian, Shabalov, Gareev, Robson C84, E32, E32, D90 Ruy Lopez: closed defense, Nimzo-Indian: classical variation, Nimzo-Indian: classical variation, Grünfeld: Three knights variation |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 6
Robson, Shulman, Christiansen, Holt, Sammour-Hasbun, Ivanov C15, C00, C67 French: Winawer (Nimzovich) variation, French: King's Indian attack, Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense, open variation |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 5
Gareev, Shabalov, Onischuk, Christiansen, Akobian, Shulman A61, A31, E11 Benoni defense, English: symmetrical, Benoni formation, Bogo-Indian defense, Grünfeld variation |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 4
Holt, Kamsky, Ramirez, Hess, Shankland, Stripunsky D15, D45, D45 QGD Slav: 4.Nc3, QGD semi-Slav: Stoltz variation, QGD semi-Slav: Stoltz variation |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 3
Sevian, Shabalov, Bryant, Kaidanov B45, C89 Sicilian: modern Scheveningen, Ruy Lopez: Marshall, main line, 14...Qh3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Same Color Bishop Endings #1
Tisdall, Yermolinsky, AlModiahki, Ehlvest |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 2
Robson, Bryant, Gareev, Christiansen C45, E11 Scotch: Mieses variation, Bogo-Indian defense, Grünfeld variation |
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US Championship 2013 - Round 1
Holt, Shankland, Arnold, Gareev E15, E12 Queen's Indian: 4.g3 Bb7, Queen's Indian: Petrosian system |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 11
Kamsky, Giri, Leko, Kasimdzhanov, Topalov, Karjakin A30, C84, A62 Réti opening, Ruy Lopez: closed defense, Benoni: fianchetto, 11...Re8 |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 10
Mamedyarov, Nakamura, Karjakin, Kamsky, Caruana, Topalov D10, D15, B90 QGD Slav defense, QGD Slav: 4.Nc3, Sicilian: Najdorf, Byrne (English) attack |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 9
Nakamura, Morozevich, Kamsky, Caruana, Radjabov, Ponomariov E91, C84, D20 Sicilian: Najdorf, Adams attack, Ruy Lopez: closed defense, QGA: 3.e4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Heroes of the Candidates #4
Aronian, Kramnik, Carlsen, Gelfand |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 8
Karjakin, Giri, Morozevich, Topalov E81, A33 King's Indian: Sämisch, 5...O-O, English: symmetrical, Geller variation |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 7
Kamsky, Morozevich, Leko, Mamedyarov B27, C70 Pterodactyl defense, Ruy Lopez: Cozio defense deferred |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 6
Ponomariov, Kamsky, Kasimdzhanov, Nakamura, Caruana, Karjakin B14, C60, C65 Caro-Kann: Panov-Botvinnik attack, 5...e6, Ruy Lopez: Cozio defense, Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 5
Kamsky, Radjabov, Caruana, Kasimdzhnov, Topalov, Nakamura, Giri, Morozevich B30, D31, C84, E65 Sicilian: Nimzovich-Rossolimo attack (without ...d6), QGD: Charousek (Petrosian) variation, Ruy Lopez: closed defense, King's Indian: fianchetto, Yugoslav, 7.O-O |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 4
Kasimdzhanov, Topalov, Morozevich, Karjakin, Mamedyarov, Caruana, Nakamura, Kamsky E94, E34, D90, D10 King's Indian: orthodox variation, Nimzo-Indian: classical, Noa variation, Grünfeld: modern exchange variation, QGD Slav defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Heroes of the Candidates #3
Aronian, Gelfand, Kramnik, Svidler Ivanchuk, Carlsen |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 3
Kamsky, Topalov, Karjakin, Ponomariov, Leko, Nakamura B51, C45, C11 Sicilian: Canal-Sokolsky (Nimzovich-Rossolimo, Moscow) attack, Scotch: Potter variation |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 2
Kasimdzhanov, Kamsky, Topalov, Leko C03, D38 French: Tarrasch, QGD: Ragozin variation |
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FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 1
Leko, Kamsky, Caruana, Radjabov, Karjakin, Nakamura, Morozevich, Kasimdzhanov C80, C63, C11, A07 Ruy Lopez: open, Bernstein variation, Ruy Lopez: Schliemann defense, French: Steinitz, Boleslavsky variation, Réti: King's Indian attack, Keres variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Heroes of the Candidates #2
Kramnik, Grischuk, Svidler, Radjabov, Gelfand, Aronian |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Heroes of the Candidates #1
Grischuk, Radjabov, Aronian, Gelfand, Ivanchuk,Carlsen |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: KID by method #5
Chekhov, Yermolinsky |
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FIDE Candidates 2013 - GOTD - Round 13
Radjabov, Carlsen E32 Nimzo-Indian: classical variation |
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FIDE Candidates 2013 - GOTD - Round 10
Aronian, Ivanchuk A52 Budapest: Adler variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: KID by method #4
Atalik, Yermolinsky |
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FIDE Candidates 2013 - GOTD - Round 7
Aronian, Grischuk E18 Queen's Indian: old main line, 7.Nc3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: KID by method #3
Yermolinsky, Bercy |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: KID by method #2
Yermolinsky, Becerra |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: KID by method #1
Yermolinsky, Shashin |
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Zurich Challenge 2013 - Highlights - Round 6
Anand, Kramnik, Caruana, Gelfand C65, E00 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense, Catalan opening |
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Zurich Challenge 2013 - Highlights - Round 5
Gelfand, Anand, Kramnik, Caruana E04, A30 Catalan: open, 5.Nf3, Réti opening |
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Zurich Challenge 2013 - Highlights - Round 4
Anand, Caruana, Gelfand, Kramnik C78, E06 Ruy Lopez: 5.O-O, Catalan: closed, 5.Nf3 |
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Zurich Challenge 2013 - Highlights - Round 3
Anand, Gelfand, Caruana, Kramnik B90, A62 Sicilian: Najdorf, Adams attack, Benoni: fianchetto variation |
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Zurich Challenge 2013 - Highlights - Round 2
Kramnik, Anand, Gelfand, Caruana A07, D70 Réti: King's Indian attack (Barcza system), Neo-Grünfeld defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames by method #8
Fridman, Caruana |
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Zurich Challenge 2013 - Highlights - Round 1
Kramnik, Gelfand, Caruana, Anand A04, B90 Réti opening, Sicilian: Najdorf, Byrne (English) attack |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 10
Adams, Meier, Naiditsch, Anand, Fridman, Caruana C00, B52 French: King's Indian attack, Sicilian: Canal-Sokolsky attack, Sokolsky variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames by method #7
Hovhannyssian, Sjugirov |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 9
Meier, Naiditsch, Anand, Fridman, Caruana, Adams E11 Bogo-Indian defense |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 8
Fridman, Adams, Anand, Meier, Naiditsch, Caruana E34, C10, C68 Nimzo-Indian: classical, Noa variation, French: Rubinstein variation, Ruy Lopez: exchange variation, 5.O-O |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 7
Adams, Naiditsch, Caruana, Anand, Meier, Fridman A20, E06 English opening, Catalan: closed, 5.Nf3 |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 6
Anand, Adams, Meier, Caruana, Fridman, Naiditsch C84, D12, E97 Ruy Lopez: closed defense, QGD Slav: 4.e3 Bf5, King's Indian: orthodox, Aronin-Taimanov variation (Yugoslav attack / Mar del Plata variation) |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 5
Meiers, Adams, Caruana, Fridman, Anand, Naiditsch E00, C42, C65 Catalan opening, Petrov: Nimzovich attack, Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 4
Fridman, Anand, Adams, Caruana, Naiditsch, Meier A33, C78, D12 English: symmetrical, Geller variation, Ruy Lopez: 5.O-O, QGD Slav: 4.e3 Bf5 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames by method #6
Giri, HouYiFan |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 3
Meier, Adams, Caruana, Naiditsch A40, B90 Queen's pawn: Franco-Indian (Keres) defense, Sicilian: Najdorf, Byrne (English) attack |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 2
Anand, Caruana,Fridman, Meier, Naiditsch, Adams C92, A32, E56 Ruy Lopez: closed, 9.h3, English opening, Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3, main line with 7...Nc6 |
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GRENKE 2013 - Highlights - Round 1
Adams, Anand, Naiditsch, Fridman, Caruana, Meier C65, C47, C10 Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense, Four knights: Scotch, 4...exd4, French: Rubinstein variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames by method #5
Nakamura, Sokolov |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames by method #4
Yermolinsky, Kudrin, Carlsen, Hracek |
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Tata Steel 2013 - Game Of the Day - Rd 9 - GM Hikaru Nakamura vs. GM Anish Giri
Nakamura, Giri B40 Sicilian defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames by method #3
Kramnik, Timman |
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Tata Steel 2013 - Game Of the Day - Rd 3 - GM Sergey Karjakin vs. GM Wang Hao
Karjakin, WangHao C42 Petrov: Nimzovich attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames by method #2
Yermolinsky, Seirawan |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames by method #1
Polugaevsky, Vasikukov |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: An instructive Game
Atalik, Milanko A61 Benoni defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: On the Road…
Yermolinsky, Raptis E71 King's Indian: Makagonov system (5.h3) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgame : Rook + 1 Pawn vs Rook + 2 Pawns
Anand, McShane |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Finals
Orlov, Fisher C42 Petrov: Nimzovich attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Endgames - Bishop vs. Knight
Caruana, Gelfand |
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London Chess Classic 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 4
McShane, Aronian C84 Ruy Lopez: closed defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: A Tribute to WGM Elena Akhmilovskaya-Donaldson
Chiburdnidze, Akhmilovkaya,Khurtsidze, Donaldson C92, D53 Ruy Lopez: closed, Flohr-Zaitsev system (Lenzerheide variation) , QGD |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Semifinals
Sinanan, Mohandesi, Schvartsman, Gorman E04 Catalan: open, 5.Nf3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Isolated Pawn #4
Benjamin, Yermolinsky B22 Sicilian: Alapin's variation (2.c3) |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Quarterfinals
Herman, Vovsha, Orlov Georgi B90 Sicilian: Najdorf, Byrne (English) attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Isolated Pawn #3
Yermolinsky, Gurevich A46 Queen's pawn: Torre attack |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 10
Gulamali, Kaufman C11 French: Steinitz, Bradford attack |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Isolated Pawn #2
Navara, Svidler D16 QGD Slav: Soultanbeieff variation |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 9
Gelaschvili, Fisher C24 Giuoco Pianissimo |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Isolated Pawn #1
Radjabov, Svidler D16 QGD Slav: Soultanbeieff variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Positional Queen Sac #4
Yermolinsky, Egin, Topalov |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 8
Gelaschvili, Shankland B12 Caro-Kann: advance variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Positional Queen Sac #3
Zagrebelny, Benjamin, Morozevic, Volokitin |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 7
Defibaugh-Williams E15 Queen's Indian: Nimzovich variation (exaggerated fianchetto) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Positional Queen Sac #2
Yermolinsky, Christiansen |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 6
Rodriguez, Sarkar E10 Queen's pawn game |
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Bilbao 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 8
Vallejo Pons, Aronian B06 Modern Defense |
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Bilbao 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 7
Caruana, Karjakin C67 Ruy Lopez |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Positional Queen Sac #1
Yermolinsky, Machulsky, Kaidanov |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 5
Romanenko, Stripunski B17 Caro-Kann: Steinitz variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #9
Yermolinsky, Naroditsky, Blatny |
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FIDE Grand Prix London 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 8
Leko, Grischuk B90 Sicilian |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 4
Shmelov, Holt, Kraai, Kacheischvili D19 QGD Slav: Dutch variation, main line |
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FIDE Grand Prix London 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 6
Topalov, Dominguez D11 QGD Slav |
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FIDE Grand Prix London 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 5
Ivanchuk, Grischuk D87 Grünfeld |
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FIDE Grand Prix London 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 3
Mamedyarov, Giri D11 QGD Slav |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #8 |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 3
Perez, Sadorra, Zimmer, Colas E94, A14 King's Indian: orthodox variation, English: Neo-Catalan declined |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #7 |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 2
Finegold, Hushenbeth, Kekelidze, Korley E32 Nimzo-Indian: classical variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #6 |
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USCL 2012 Season - Game Of the Week - Week 1
Romanenko, Gelashvili, Bournival, Kapengut B07, B90 Robatsch (modern) defense, Sicilian: Najdorf |
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Chess Olympiad 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 8
Mamedyarov, Wang Yue, Amanov, Topalov, Sasikirian, Ivanisevic D11, D37 QGD Slav: 3.Nf3, QGD: classical variation (5.Bf4) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #5 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #3
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #2
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook + opposite color Bishop - #1
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook vs Minor pieces - part 5 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook vs Minor pieces - part 4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook vs Minor pieces - part 3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook vs Minor pieces - part 2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rook vs Minor pieces - part 1 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Bishop vs. Knight - Part 4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Bishop vs. Knight - Part 3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Bishop vs. Knight - Part 2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Bishop vs. Knight - Part 1 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Rook: the best defender your money can buy - Part 4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Rook: the best defender your money can buy - Part 3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Rook: the best defender your money can buy - Part 2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The Rook: the best defender your money can buy - Part 1
Yermolinsky, Fedorov |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Pawn Endings have no Secrets #5 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Pawn Endings have no Secrets #4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Pawn Endings have no Secrets #3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Pawn Endings have no Secrets #2 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Pawn Endings have no Secrets
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical Patterns of Play in the Kings Indian Defense #4
Yermolinsky, Meyer E94 King's Indian: orthodox variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical Patterns of Play in the Kings Indian Defense #3
Yermonlinsky, Poluliakhov E94 King's Indian: orthodox variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical Patterns of Play in the Kings Indian Defense #2
Ivanchuk, Yermonlinsky E92 King's Indian: Gligoric-Taimanov system |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical Patterns of Play in the Kings Indian Defense
Beliavsky, Nakamura E97 King's Indian: orthodox, Aronin-Taimanov variation (Yugoslav attack / Mar del Plata variation) |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The missing pages of Kasparov’s books - Part 4
Kasparov, Karpov C45 Scotch: Schmidt variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The missing pages of Kasparov’s books - Part 3
Kasparov, Karpov E12 Queen's Indian: 4.Nc3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The missing pages of Kasparov’s books - Part 2
Karpov, Kasparov D37 QGD: 4.Nf3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: The missing pages of Kasparov’s books - Part 1
Mikhalchishin, Kasparov B82 Sicilian: Scheveningen, 6.f4 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: It’s the 70’s show! Part 2
Anastasian, Yermolinsky A52 Budapest |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: It’s the 70’s show! Part 1
Sturua, Yermolinsky A30 English: symmetrical, hedgehog system |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 23 - A Tribute to GM Tseshkovsky #3
Tseshkovsky, Yermolinsky C18 French: Winawer, advance, poisoned pawn variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 23 - A Tribute to GM Tseshkovsky #2
Tseshkovsky, Yermolinsky A30, B90, C18 English: symmetrical, three knights system/Sicilian: Najdorf, Byrne (English) attack / French: Winawer, classical variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 22 - A Tribute to GM Tseshkovsky
Tseshkovsky, Hort B05 Alekhine's defense: modern, Flohr variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 21 Opposite Color Bishop Endgame #4
Aronian, Bacrot |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 20 Opposite Color Bishop Endgame #3
Kramnik, Svidler, Vallero-pons, Van Wely, Carlin, Yermolinsly |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 20 Opposite Color Bishop Endgame #2
Hodgson, Yermolinsky, Sorokin, Galliamova, Kovalevskaya |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 19 Opposite Color Bishop Endgame #1
Van Wely, Yermolinsky, Wedberg |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 18 Same Color Bishop Endgame #4
Filipovich, Yermolinsky |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 17 Same Color Bishop Endgame #3
DeFirmian, Yermolinsky, Stanojevic |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 16 Same Color Bishop Endgame #2
DeFirmian, Yermolinsky |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 15 Same Color Bishop Endgame #1
Zaja, Yermolinsky |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 14 - Chess & Friendship #5
Yermolinsly, Khalifman A48, E11 King's Indian: Torre attack /Bogo-Indian defense, Nimzovich variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 13 - Chess & Friendship #4
Yermolinsky, Shabalov B04 Alekhine's defense: modern, Larsen variation |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 12 - Chess & Friendship #3
Atalik, Yermolinsky E40 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 11 - Chess & Friendship #2
Yermolinsky, Bologan, Atalik, Blehm E90 King's Indian: 5.Nf3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 10 - Chess & Friendship #1
Lukyanov, Yermolinsky, Mezentsev, Atalik C03 French: Tarrasch |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 9 The Great Botvinnik #4
Matulovic, Botvinnik B06 Robatsch (modern) defense |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 8 The Great Botvinnik #3
Botvinnik, Najdorf |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 7 The Great Botvinnik #2
Benko, Botvinnik E10 English opening |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 6 - The great Botvinnik #1
Smyslov, Botvinnik B60 Sicilian: Richter-Rauzer |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 5
Poluljahov, Beshukov A30 English opening |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 4
Ribli , Karpov E06 Catalan: closed, 5.Nf3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 3
Baginstait, Melekinha E62 King's Indian: 3.g3 |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 2
Mecking, Kazimdzhanov |
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Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Episode 1
Mecking, Kazimdzhanov |
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