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GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Mastering Piece Trades - Video 4
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Mastering Piece Trades - Video 3
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Mastering Piece Trades - Video 2
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Mastering Piece Trades - Video 1
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 12
Carlsen, M-Hossain, Firouzja, Flores
E43, D15, A37 Nimzo-Indian: Fischer Variation, QGD: Slav 4.Nc3, English Opening: Symmetrical
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 11
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 10
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 9
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 8
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 7
Carlsen, Nakamura, So, Naiditsch
D37 QGD: 4.Nf3
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 6
Kacheishvili, Shankland
D17 QGD: Slav Defence - Czech Defence
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 5
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 4
Van Foreest, J-Ganguly S
A18 English: Mikenas–Carls Variation: 1...Nf6 2.Nc3 e6 3.e4 (without: 3...c5)
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 3
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 2
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - Pawns are the Soul of Chess - Video 1
IM John Watson: Wrapping up “Beyond the Opening” - Part 2
IM John Watson: Wrapping up “Beyond the Opening” - Part 1
IM John Watson: Indian systems: Part 14
Nedochotov, Zimmerma Petrosian, Spassky
E63, E63 King's Indian: fianchetto, Panno variation, King's Indian: fianchetto, Panno variation
IM John Watson: Indian systems: Part 13
Farago, VanLaatum, Palo, Nevednichy
E74, E63 King's Indian: Averbakh, 6...c5, King's Indian: fianchetto, Panno variation
IM John Watson: Indian systems: Part 12
Kozul, Nu Polugaevsky, Uhlmann
A68, E75 King's Indian: Four pawns attack, King's Indian: Averbakh, main line
IM John Watson Indian systems: Part 11
Blokh, Feldman
E76 King's Indian: Four pawns attack, dynamic line
IM John Watson Indian systems: Part 10
Gunawan, Gelfand
E90 King's Indian: Larsen variation
IM John watson Indian systems: Part 9
Paunovic, PiayGarcia
E92 King's Indian: Petrosian system
Im John watson Indian systems: Part 8
Paunovic, PiayGarcia, Ocampos, Hernandez
E92 King's Indian: Petrosian system, King's Indian: Petrosian system - Stein variation
IM john Watson: Indian systems: Part 7
E94 King's Indian: orthodox, 7...Nbd7
IM John Watson: Indian systems: Part 6
Shirov, Kasparov
E86 King's Indian: Sämisch, orthodox, 7.Nge2 c6
IM John Watson: Indian systems: Part 5
E92 King's Indian: Petrosian system, Stein variation
IM John Watson - Indian systems: Part 3
Malakhatko, DiazCastro, Sakaev, Belov, Nikolic, Ivanovic
E92, E92, E68 King's Indian: Andersson variation, King's Indian: Gligoric-Taimanov system, King's Indian: fianchetto, classical variation, 8.e
IM Watson Indian Systems - Video 1
Danailov, Kasparov, Borsuk Maminski
E90 King's Indian: 5.Nf3
IM watson: Indian Systems - Introduction
E20 Nimzo-Indian defense
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd20: Playing against Backward Pawns
Smyslov, Denker
B24 Sicilian Closed 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.g3 (without 3...g6 (B25–B26))
Charles Storey’s “Positional Chess Skills” - Stereotypical Positional Advantages
Andersson, Guyot, Roos
E04, D79 Catalan: 5. Nf3, Neo-Grunfeld: 6.0-0 main line
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd19: Backward Pawns
Unzicker, Taimanov
B58 Sicilian Classical
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd18: Playing against Hanging Pawns
Alzate, Jussupow
E42 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 c5 5.Ne2 (Rubinstein)
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd16: Playing Against Isolated Pawns
Bisguier, Karpov
D94 Grünfeld 5.e3
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd15: Isolated Pawn
Petrosian, Balashov
E57 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 - Main line with 8...dxc4 and 9...Bxc4 cxd4
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd14: Outpost
Adams, Almasi
C90 Ruy Lopez Closed; 7...d6 - 9.d3 (Pilnik Variation)
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd13: French - Advanced
Lahlum, Petrov
C02 French: Advance Variation
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd12: Attacking the King in the Center
Kasparov, Anand
C51 Evans Gambit
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd11: The Queen’s Gambit
D20-D42 Queen's Gambit
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd10: The Italian Game
C50-C59 Italian Game
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd9: The Dutch Defense
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd8: Play against Doubled Pawns
Plachetka, Jussupow, Smyslov, Stahlberg
A07, C13 Réti Opening: King's Indian Attack (Barcza System) 1...d5 2.g3, French Classical
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 12
Gledura, Grandelius, Meier, Heinemann, Vachier-Lagrave, Svidler, Giri, Ding Liren
A37 English Opening: Symmetrical 1...c5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.g3 g6 4.Bg2 Bg7 5.Nf3
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd7: Doubled Pawns
Reti, Spielmann
C62 Ruy Lopez: Old Steinitz Defence
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 11
Navara, Topalov, Svidler, Aronian, Carlsen, Kramnik, Gelfand, Edouard
A29 English Opening: Four Knights - Kingside Fianchetto
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd6: Benoni strategies
A56 Benoni
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 10
Oleksienko, Harikrishna, Galliamova, Naiditsch, Salem, Ganguly, Rajdeep, Demchenko, Vachier-Lagrave, Topalov
E68 King's Indian - Fianchetto: Classical Variation with 8.e4
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd5: Open Files
Petrov, Popchev, Tsatsalashvili
C02, B12 French Advance Variation, Caro–Kann Defence
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 9
Kramnik, Kasparov, Korobov, Guliev, Acs, Zelcic, Anand, Topalov, Nepomniachtchi
E54 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3, Gligoric System with 7...dxc4
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd4: Counterattack
Petrov, Bae
B32 Sicilian Defence: 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 (without 3...cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 (B33) 4...e6 (B44–B47) 4...g6 (B34))
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 8
Meier, Kramnik, Fedoseev, Prithu, Giri, Karjakin, Gelfand, Inarkeiv, Aronian, Navara
E15 Queen's Indian; 4.g3
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd3: KID Structures
E60 King's Indian Defense
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 7
Anton Guijarro, Harikrishna, Ding, Topalov, Bacrot, Korobov, Visakh, Hossain, Vidit, Sethuraman
D45 QGD; Semi-Slav 5.e3
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd2: Pirc Structures
B08 Pirc: classical system - 5.Be2
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 6
Rozentalis, Vaganian, Olivencia, Pertuzatti, Perunovic, Berkes, Ivic, Muradli, Robson, Naroditsky
B03 Alekhine's Defence 3.d4
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd1: Sicilian Structures
B85 Sicilian Scheveningen Classical Variation with ...Qc7 and ...Nc6
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 5
Karjakin, Carlsen, Caruana, Meier, Grischuk, Vocaturo, Robson, Vachier-Lagrave, Bluebaum
C11 French Defense
GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Introduction
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 4
Vujakovic, Predojevic, Haldorsen, Artemiev, Mekhitarian, Hansch, Huschenbeth, Xiong, Ivic, Bluebaum
B15 Caro–Kann Defence
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 3
Aravindh, Saric, Nakamura, Nisipeanu, Topalov, Anton Guijarro, Akopian, Postny, Djukic, Blagojevic
C96 Ruy Lopez - Closed 8...Na5
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 2
Firouzja, Mamedyarov, Karjakin, Tomashevsky, Giri, Anton Guijarro, Kasimdzhanov, Carlsen, Ding
C54 Giuoco Piano
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Video 1
Lu, Ding, Anton Guijarro, Duda, Carlsen, Firouzja, Nepomniachtchi, Bologan, Karjakin
C54 Giuoco Piano
GM Davorin Kuljasevic - The Importance of Modern Middlegame Tabiyas - Intro
GM Misa Pap - Strategic Planning in Chess - Intro
GM Joel’s Need to Know Basics - Video 14
Petrosian, Tal, Johannessen, Sarkar, Benjamin, Timman, Nogueiras, Kramnik, Kasparov
A13, D93, E32, C50, D47, D27 English Opening, Gruenfeld with Bf4, Nimzo-Indian: Classical, Giuoco Piano, QGD Semi-Slav, QGA Classical
GM Joel’s Need to Know Basics - Video 12
Fischer, Keres, Bisguier, Ariel, Benjamin, London
C96, C98, A12, E94 Ruy Lopez: Closed, Ruy Lopez: Closed - Chigorin Defence, English with b3 (1 c4 c6 2 Nf3 d5 3 b3), King's Indian: Orthodox
GM Miguel Illescas - Chess Strategy Lessons - Video 13
Reshevsky, Woliston, Kasparov, Karpov, Polgar, Ljubojevic, Deep Junior
C10, D98, B48, B44 French: Paulsen variation, Grunfeld: Russian, Sicilian: Taimanov, Sicilian: Szén variation
GM Joel’s Need to Know Basics - Video 8
Kavalek, Benjamin, Jussupow, Ivanov
C02, C16, E92 French: advance variation, French: Winawer - advance variation, King's Indian: classical variation
GM Miguel Illescas - Chess Strategy Lessons - Video 11
Botvinnik, Capablanca, Illescas, Kamsky
E49, A17 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 - Botvinnik system, English opening: 1. c4 Nf6 2. Nc3 e6
GM Joel’s Need to Know Basics - Video 5
Winter, Capablanca, Short, Kramnik, Salv, Yusupov, Hort, Donner, Petrosian, Gligoric
C48, C48, A12, B09, E93 Four Knights, English: Caro-Kann defensive system, Pirc: Austrian Attack, King's Indian: Petrosian system - main line
GM Miguel Illescas - Chess Strategy Lessons - Video 6
Karpov, Gligoric, Unzicker, Illescas, Vallejo Pons
C95, C98, A53 Ruy Lopez: closed - Breyer - Simagin variation, Ruy Lopez: closed - Chigorin - Rauzer attack, Old Indian Defense
FM Charles Storey’s “Positional Chess Skills” - Stereotypical Positional Advantages
Andersson, Guyot, Roos
E04, D79 Catalan: 5. Nf3, Neo-Grunfeld: 6.0-0 main line
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Unclear positions
Pap, Milanovic, Fontaine
A30, C56 English symmetrical, Two Knights
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Small advantages
Pap, Avram, Popovic
C43, B22 Philidor's Defence, Sicilian Alapin
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Queenless Middlegame
Pap, Czebe, Radovanovic, Janev
C41, B07 Philidor Defense, Pirc Defense
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Patient Play
Pap, Frank, Savic
A30, C65
GM Petrov’s Attack the King! - Attacking on the c-file
Petrov, Jackson, Tsatsalashvili
B33, B12
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Fight for Initiative #2
Pap, Maric, Lajthajm
C02, A58
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Fight for Initiative #1
Pap, Pelunovic, Radulovic
B22, B33
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Attack and Defend
Pap, Poetsch, Nestorovic
B33, C55
GM Petrov’s Attack the King! - Greek gift
Lasker, Bauer, Petrov, Soylu, Jonsson
A03, B82, D04
IM Valeri Lilov’s Tips to Improve your Chess - Part 43
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Under Pressure!
Mujic, Pap, Panelo
B30, A04
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Is it the Right Moment? #2
Pap, Lapcevic, Pavlovic
A57, A59
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Is it the Right Moment? #1
Pap, Buljovcic, Kovacevic
C02
GM Misa Pap’s “Make the Right Decisions in Critical Positions!” - Intro
Alekhine, Podgorny, Yates
B22, B40
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Exploiting OPEN FILES - Part 6
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Exploiting OPEN FILES - Part 5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Exploiting OPEN FILES - Part 4
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Exploiting OPEN FILES - Part 3
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Exploiting Open Files - Part 2
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Exploiting Open Files - Part 1
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Positional sacrifice #7
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Positional sacrifice #6
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Positional sacrifice #5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Positional sacrifice #4
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Positional sacrifice #3
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Positional sacrifice #2
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Positional sacrifice #1
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Queenside Attack - Part 5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Queenside Attack - Part 4
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Queenside Attack - Part 3
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Queenside Attack - Part 2
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Queenside Attack - Part 1
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Space Advantage #6
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Space Advantage #5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Space Advantage #4
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Space Advantage #3
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Space Advantage #1
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Strong Outpost #6
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Strong Outpost #5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Strong Outpost #4
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Strong Outpost #3
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Strong Outpost #2
FM Charles Storey’s “Super Human Chess Engine” - Middlegame Plugin
Zagroskis, Storey
E62
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Strong Outpost #1
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Art of Defense #6
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Art of Defense #5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Art of Defense #4
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Art of Defense #3
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Art of Defense #2
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Opposite Side Castling Attack - 6
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Opposite Side Castling Attack - 5
IM Valeri Lilov’s Tips to Improve your Chess - Part 22
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Opposite Side Castling Attack - 4
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Opposite Side Castling Attack - 3
IM Rahal Ace up Your Sleeve for Black - Part 10
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Opposite Side Castling Attack - 2
IM Rahal Ace up Your Sleeve for Black - Part 9
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Opposite Side Castling Attack - 1
IM Rahal Ace up Your Sleeve for Black - Part 8
IM Valeri Lilov’s Tips to Improve your Chess - Part 20
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Rook on the 7th rank #7
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Rook on the 7th rank #5
IM Rahal Ace up Your Sleeve for Black - Part 6
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Rook on the 7th rank #4
IM Rahal Ace up Your Sleeve for Black - Part 5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Rook on the 7th rank #3
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Rook on the 7th rank #2
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Rook on the 7th Rank - Part 1
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Power of Passed Pawns - Part 5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Power of Passed Pawns - Part 4
IM Valeri Lilov’s Tips to Improve your Chess - Part 17
Ehlvest, Lysyj
A56
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - The Power of Passed Pawns - Part 3
IM Valeri Lilov’s Tips to Improve your Chess - Part 11
Eljanov, Kamsky, Shirov, azarov
D15, E09
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 5
Vidit, Wojtaszek, Carlsen, Nakamura, Nepomniachtchi
A14, B90, B97
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 4
Xiong, Shabalov, Kramnik, Giri
B10, D05
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 3
Aronian, Carlsen, Li, Eljanov, Mamedyarov, Inarkiev
D45, E12, D30
IM Lilov’s Carlsen Positional Secrets - Part 12
Carlsen, Nakamura
D31
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 2
Robson, Shabalov, Giri, Radjabov
B06, D37
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 1
Aronian, Rapport, Nakamura, Bacrot
E18, A07
Attack with LarryC! Pawn formations and Lightning Strikes
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Bishop Pair Advantage #8
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Bishop Pair Advantage #7
Flohr, Botvinnik
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Bishop Pair Advantage #6
Lasker
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Bishop Pair Advantage #5
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Bishop Pair Advantage #4
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Bishop Pair Advantage #3
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Bishop Pair Advantage #2
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Bishop Pair Advantage #1
Learn How to Win with GM Boris! - Exploiting OPEN FILES #7
Smyslov, Gligoric
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Positional Queen Sac #3
Zagrebelny, Benjamin, Morozevic, Volokitin
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Positional Queen Sac #2
Yermolinsky, Christiansen
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Positional Queen Sac #1
Yermolinsky, Machulsky, Kaidanov
Beyond the Opening: Wrapping up “Beyon the Opening” - Part 2
Beyond the Opening: Wrapping up “Beyon the Opening” - Part 1
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 14
Nedochotov, Zimmerma Petrosian, Spassky
E63, E63 King's Indian: fianchetto, Panno variation, King's Indian: fianchetto, Panno variation
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 13
Farago, VanLaatum, Palo, Nevednichy
E74, E63 King's Indian: Averbakh, 6...c5, King's Indian: fianchetto, Panno variation
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 12
Kozul, Nu Polugaevsky, Uhlmann
A68, E75 King's Indian: Four pawns attack, King's Indian: Averbakh, main line
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 11
Blokh, Feldman
E76 King's Indian: Four pawns attack, dynamic line
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 10
Gunawan, Gelfand
E90 King's Indian: Larsen variation
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 9
Paunovic, PiayGarcia
E92 King's Indian: Petrosian system
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 8
Paunovic, PiayGarcia, Ocampos, Hernandez
E92, E92 King's Indian: Petrosian system, King's Indian: Petrosian system, Stein variation
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 7
E94 King's Indian: orthodox, 7...Nbd7
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 6
Shirov, Kasparov
E86 King's Indian: Sämisch, orthodox, 7.Nge2 c6
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 5
E92 King's Indian: Petrosian system, Stein variation
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 4
Babula, Pesout
E92 King's Indian: Petrosian system
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 3
Malakhatko, DiazCastro, Sakaev, Belov, Nikolic, Ivanovic
E92, E92, E68 King's Indian: Andersson variation, King's Indian: Gligoric-Taimanov system, King's Indian: fianchetto, classical variation, 8.e4
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 2
E92 King's Indian: Andersson variation
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Part 1
Danailov, Kasparov, Borsuk Maminski
E90 King's Indian: 5.Nf3
Improve your Chess: Tabiyas 12: The Trappy Cambridge Springs Defense
D52 QGD
Beyond the Opening: Indian systems: Introduction
E20 Nimzo-Indian defense
Beyond the Opening: The Triangle Structure in the Semi-Slav #4
GrandaZunica, Dominguez, Gravaiev, Mikalchichin, Notkin, Makarov, Avrukh
Beyond the Opening: The Triangle Structure in the Semi-Slav #3
Popov, Skatchov, Taimanov, Trifunovic, Jussupov, Kenkin, Gelfand, Shabalov
Beyond the Opening: The Triangle Structure in the Semi-Slav #2
Miguel Illescas, Kramnik, Uhlma Larsen, Nikolic, Paunovic
Beyond the Opening: The Triangle Structure in the Semi-Slav #1
Topalov, Kramnik, Flear, Fressinet
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical Patterns of Play in the Kings Indian Defense #4
Yermolinsky, Meyer
E94 King's Indian: orthodox variation
Beyond the Opening: Restraint Structures #2
Sasikiran, Rublevsky, Khalifma Anand, Christiansen, Sher
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical Patterns of Play in the Kings Indian Defense #3
Yermonlinsky, Poluliakhov
E94 King's Indian: orthodox variation
Beyond the Opening: Restraint Structures #1
Gulko, Lakdawala, Miguel Illescas, Dominguez, Vigorito, Ippolito
Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical Patterns of Play in the Kings Indian Defense #2
Ivanchuk, Yermonlinsky
E92 King's Indian: Gligoric-Taimanov system
Improve your chess: Tabiyas 11: Avoiding the Exchange Gruenfeld
D80 Grünfeld: Stockholm variation
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)
Beyond the Opening: Hanging pawns in the Queen Openings
Beyond the Opening: Closed Game Structure - QGD #7
Malaniuk, Petronijevic, Alekhine, Colle, Pillsburry, Chigorine, Karpov, Yussupov
Beyond the Opening: Closed Game Structure - QGD #6
Nikolic, Miladinovic, Kramnik, Morozevich, Atalik, Capablanca, Alekhine
Beyond the Opening: Closed Game Structure - QGD #5
Schulman, Vouldis, Kasparov, Smyslov, Nielsen, Georgiev
Beyond the Opening: Closed Game Structure - QGD #4
Gelfand, Ivanchuk, Andersson, Kasparov, Karpov, Pelletier

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