Stein Player index

	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
	GM Misa Pap - Strategic Planning in Chess - Vd10: The Carlsbad Structure for White Petrosian, Krogius, Botvinnik, Larsen, Marshall, Rubinstein, Timman, Karpov D91, D36, D35 Grünfeld: Three Knights Variation, QGD; Exchange - positional line: 6.Qc2, QGD: Exchange Variation
	GM Misa Pap - Strategic Planning in Chess - Vd6: Open Center Pap. Kang, Marcus, Steinbacher, De Wachter B22, C41, C07 Sicilian: Alapin Variation, Petrov's Defence, French; Tarrasch - Open Variation
	GM Misa Pap - Best Championship Matches - 2. 1894 - Steinitz vs. Lasker Lasker, Steinitz C65, C62, C54, C10, D35, D40, D60 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defense, Ruy Lopez: Ols Steinitz Defense; Giuoco Piano; French: Paulsen Variation, QGD: Exchange Variation
	GM Misa Pap - Best Championship Matches - 1. 1886 - Steinitz vs. Zukertort Steinitz, Zukertort D11, C47, D10, C67, E57, D26, C49, D35, C65, C25, D60 QGD: Slav Defence, 3.Nf3, Four Knights Game, QGD; Slav Defence, Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence Open Variation, Nimzo-Indian, QGA
	GM Miguel Illescas - Top 10 Checkmate Patterns - Video 2 Bernstein, Capablanca, Morozevich, Bratchenko
	Champions’ Extraordinary Winning Ideas - Video 5 - Steinitz King Steinitz, Paulsen, Pap, Nestorovic, Pirrot, Ansell, Milosevic C25, C56, C05, B22, B25 Vienna Game, Two knights defence, French: Tarrasch - closed variation, Sicilian: Alapin's variation, Sicilian: Closed
	Play the Pap Attack! - Model Games 1 Pap, Vuelban, Pastor, Agdestein, Picazo Gonzalez C02 French: advanced variation
	GM Joel’s Need to Know Basics - Video 9 Karpov, Unzicker, Petrosian, Spassky, Kasparov, Shirov, Englisch, Steinitz, Benjamin, Zaichik, Mamedyarov, Gordon C98, E66, B33, C60, D26, D38 Ruy Lopez: closed - Chigorin - Rauzer attack, King's Indian: Fianchetto - Yugoslav Panno, Sicilian, Ruy Lopez, QGA, QGD Ragozin
	GM Miguel Illescas - Chess Strategy Lessons - Video 9 Illescas, Dgebuadze, Bronstein, Najdorf, Botvinnik, Reshevsky, Canela A17, E29, E21 English (1 c4 Nf6 2 Nc3 e6), Nimzo-Indian: Samisch, Nimzo-Indian, three knights variation
	GM Davorin Kuljasevic’s “Develop Your Counter-intuitive Thinking!” - Endgame Ideas Bronstein, Botvinnik, Zelcic, Bosiocic, Huschenbeth, Buhmann B63, B51, B12 Sicilian: Richter-Rauzer Attack, Sicilian: Canal-Sokolsky (Nimzovich-Rossolimo - Moscow) attack, Caro-Kann defense
	GM Petrov’s Attack the King! - Attack on the h-file and back-rank mate Schott, Cwiek, Bernstein, Capablanca B79, D63
	GM Davorin Kuljasevic’s “Mastering Closed Position”- Semi-open Files Botvinnik, Bronstein, Rodshtein, Fressinet E45, E94
	Attack with LarryC: More Championship blasts from the Past Tarrasch, Lasker, Bronstein, Botvinnik C66, A91 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defense, Dutch Defense
	Attack with LarryC: Back to the Future! Steinitz, Chigorin, Gunsberg C52, C65 Evans Gambit, Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defense
	Attack with LarryC: Stein’s Salute with Two Shots of Ruy Stein, Mecking, Evans C98, C94 Ruy Lopez
	Attack with LarryC: Symphony of Attack with the SteinWay Stein, Korchnoi B84
	Attack with LarryC: Wild Norwegian Slam-on as Adams Smokes Agdestein Adams, Agdestein B02
	Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Cherepkov-Bronstein 1961 Cherepkov, Bronstein C80 Ruy Lopez, Open Variation
	GM Joel’s Chess Week Recap - Episode 81 Carlsen, Navara, Vachier-Lagrave, Mamedyarov, Andersen, Agdestein, Hammer, Keymer, Andreikin, Tari D38, B90, A34, A17, D41, C91
	Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Zukertort-Steinitz 1886 Zukertort, Steinitz
	Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Alekhine-Rubinstein 1921 Alekhine, Rubinstein
	Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Steiner-Alekhine 1921 Steiner, Alekhine
	Attack with LarryC! Model Games: Nimzo-Indian Knaak, Bronstein E20 Nimzo-Indian
	Ronen’s Greatest Hits! - David Bronstein Part 2 Bronstein
	Ronen’s Greatest Hits! - David Bronstein Part 1 Bronstein, Botvinnik
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda - part 3 Stein, Petrosian, Smyslov, Bronstein C18, A17, A42 French: Winawer, English, Modern defence: Averbakh system
	Ronen’s Greatest Hits! - Akiba Rubinstein #2 Akiba Rubinstein
	Ronen’s Greatest Hits! - Akiba Rubinstein #1 Akiba Rubinstein
	Ronen’s Greatest Hits! - Wilhelm Steinitz - Part 3 Steinitz
	Ronen’s Greatest Hits! - Wilhelm Steinitz - Part 2 Steinitz
	Ronen’s Greatest Hits! - Wilhelm Steinitz - Part 1 Steinitz
	Ronen’s Greatest Hits! - Mikhail Chigorin #2 Chigorin, Steinitz
	Sharpen your chess-sense with IM Watson! - Unconventional #6 Wojtkiewicz, Bronstein, Thierry, Van den Braak A40, B00
	Attack with LarryC: Simen Subtracts from Ledger and A Fabien Lights up Noel Ledger, Adgestein, Libiszewski, Studer A20, E06 English Opening, Catalan
	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
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rubinstein Endgames - part 3 Rubinstein, Salwe, Levenfish, Duras, Tarrasch C01, C45, D33, C48 French, Scotch Game, QGD, Four Knights
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rubinstein Endgames - part 2 Rubinstein, Spielmann, Fabrikant, Yermolinsky C90, E11 Ruy Lopez, Bogo-Indian Defense
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Rubinstein Endgames - part 1 Janowsky, Rubinstein, Burn C49, C01 Four Knights, French
	Ronen through Chess history: Toward the Candidates - part 3 Boleslavsky, Bronstein C15 French: Winawer
	Improve Your Chess: Alekhine-Rubinstein 1921 Alekhine, Rubinstein D02 Queen's pawn game
	Ronen through Chess history: Botvinnik vs. Bronstein - Part 3 Bronstein, Botvinnik E69, A91, D71, D44 Kings Indian: Ftianchetto: 6… Nbd7, Classical Dutch: E4arly Deviations, Fianchuetto Grünfeld: 3g3d5, Semi-Slav: Botvinnik System
	Ronen through Chess history: Botvinnik vs. Bronstein - Part 2 Bronstein, Botvinnik E43, B63, A94 Nimzo-Indian: Rubinstein: 4..b6, Sicilian:Richter-Rauzer: 7..Be7 and unusual 7th moves, Classical Dutch: Classical Stonewall: 7 b3 c6 8 Ba3
	Ronen through Chess history: Botvinnik vs. Bronstein - Part 1 Bronstein, Botvinnik E43, B63, A94 Nimzo-Indian: Rubinstein: 4..b6, Sicilian:Richter-Rauzer: 7..Be7 and unusual 7th moves, Classical Dutch: Classical Stonewall: 7 b3 c6 8 Ba3
	Chess Olympiad 2012 - Game Of the Day - Round 3 Ziska, Radjabov, Kamsky, Prasca, Rhodstein, Ponomariov, Aronian, Valleo-Pons C02 French: advance, Euwe variation
	Attack with LarryC! - Model Games: Rubinstein Nimzo-Indian Knaak, Bronstein E45 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3, Bronstein (Byrne) variation
	Attack with LarryC: Mixed Sacrifices Part 2 Przepiork, Steiner, Land, Shaposhnikov, Murdzia, Kryvoruch,Ivanovic, Ginsburg, Short, Mchedli, Kasparov, Smirin
	Beyond the Opening: Surrender of Center #1 Simonsen, Stoll, Schoeneberg, Bronstein
	Beyond the Opening: The Center #4 Matousek, Gofstein, Bindrich, Geiling, PolgarJ, Spassky
	Attack with LarryC: Two Knight sacrifice - Part 2 Nargulis, Nadel, Damljano, Plachetka, Ivanovic, Steinbe, Vukic, Velim, Holek, Ftacnik, Henrichs, Prusiki
	Beyond the Opening: Isolated Pawns 10 Kasparov, Karpov, Stein, Peterson, Larsen, Penrose
	Attack with LarryC: Stay Forceful! Kholmov, Bronstein
	Attack with LarryC: Attacking Pioneer Joseph Blackburne Steinkubler, Blackburne, Schwarz
	Attack with LarryC: Learn from the Grand Masters of the past Keres, Hasenfuss, Byrne, Stein, Korchnoi
	Attack with LarryC: Legendary attackers Bronstein, Larsen

Login

Stein Player index

Need any help?

Quick links

What's in store