CHESS OPENING SOFTWARE
Opening Encyclopedia 2013
MR. KASPAROV - How to Play the Najdorf - VOLUME 3
My Best Games with Black - Alexei Shirov
Sicilian with 3. BB5 - Alexei Shirov
My Best Games in the Nimzo-Indian - Alexei Shirov
My Best Games in the King's Indian - Alexei Shirov
Philidor Defense - Alexei Shirov
English Opening - Nigel Davies
English 1.c4 c5 for Black - Victor Bologan
MR. KASPAROV - How to Play the Queen's Gambit
KNOW THE TERRAIN - Carlsbad - Sam Collins - VOLUME 1
CHESSBASE TUTORIALS - Queen's Gambit and Queen's Pawn Games - VOLUME 3
KNOW THE TERRAIN - The Capablanca Structure - Sam Collins - VOLUME 2
French Defense - Ari Ziegler
French Defense Strategy - Nigel Davies
My Best Games in the Sicilian Najdorf - Alexei Shirov
Sveshnikov Variation of the Sicilian - Loek Van Wely
MR. KASPAROV - How to Play the Najdorf - VOLUME 1
MR. KASPAROV - How to Play the Najdorf - VOLUME 2
Sicilian Defense with 2. c3 Alapin Variation - Sergei Tiviakov
My Best Games in the Sicilian - Alexei Shirov
My Best Games in the Sveshnikov - Alexei Shirov
Sicilian Dragon - VOLUME 2
Sicilian Alapin System
Sicilian Najdorf 6.Bg5 - Alexei Shirov
BEATING THE SICILIAN - A Grandmaster's Repertoire - Victor Bologan - VOLUME 1
BEATING THE SICILIAN - A Grandmaster's Repertoire - Victor Bologan - VOLUME 2
BEATING THE SICILIAN - A Grandmaster's Repertoire - Victor Bologan - VOLUME 3
Try the Sicilian Kalashnikov! - Dejan Bojkov
My Best Games in the Spanish by Alexei Shirov - VOLUME 1
Ever since the Kasparov-Kramnik World Championship Match held in London in 2000, players with the white pieces have been trying to crack the formidable Berlin Wall in the Ruy Lopez. There may also have been some successes for White of course, but time and again Black has convincingly demonstrated how to equalize or even how to construct an impregnable fortress. The situation from White's point of view has become precarious
Beating the Berlin Defense - Alexei Shirov
Vienna with 3.f4 - Nigel Davies
No Fear of 1.d4! - Nimzo Indian - Sergei Tiviakov - VOLUME 2
Bologans way to the Nimzo-Indian was very long and difficult. Which he now regrets a lot: “I would better start it when I was young. First I played only the King’s Indian against 1.d4, later I learned Black’s Knights Tango, which already had some elements of the Nimzo-Indian and only in the new millenium I included the Nimzo Indian into my repertoire.” This period coincided with the period of winning the Dortmund 2003 tournament, when he managed to hold with Black against Vladimir Kramnik in the decisive last round in a Nimzo with 4.Qc2. The Moldavian grandmaster recommends the Nimzo-Indian to players of all levels, because it’s complex and simple at the same time. It teaches one very important thing in chess - how to play with the knight against a bishop. The Nimzo- Indian therefore has the same importance as the Ruy Lopez after 1.e4. This DVD is aimed to give Black a clear idea what to do against 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 which is considered the strongest move order by White. Video running time: 4 hours 14 min. Video sample System requirements Pentium-Processor at 300 Mhz or higher, 64 MB RAM, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, DVD drive, mouse, soundcard
Never too Late for the Nimzo-Indian - Victor Bologan
The Dutch Stonewall - Valeri Lilov
On the ABC of the Classical Dutch, IM Andrew Martin gives the student a thorough grounding in the ways of this unconventional opening. The positions that are reached after 1...f5 are always sharp and unclear, suiting the chessboard warrior very well. You cannot play the Dutch with a faint heart! The ABC of the Classical Dutch will analyse systems where predominantly Black plays with an early ...d7-d6. There are discussions of all the key ideas and opening themes, as well as repertoire suggestions for Black. The Classical Dutch does not enjoy an especially good reputation at the highest level, but from time to time the great players have employed 1...f5 when fighting outright for the win. It would not have been a good idea to tell Alekhine, Botvinnik, Bronstein or Larsen that 1...f5 is a weak move! The world of the Classical Dutch is a rather unusual one. If you are looking for a winning weapon as Black and you are an uncompromising fighter, then this opening is for you! Video running time: 3 hours 45 min. IM Andrew Martin is 54 years old and holds the FIDE Senior Trainer title. Since 2004 he has recorded over 25 DVD's for ChessBase. System requirements: Pentium-Processor at 300 Mhz or higher, 64 MB RAM, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Vista, DVD drive, mouse, soundcard.
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The ABC of the Classical Dutch - Andrew Martin
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