GM Jesse Kraai shows you the ins and outs of the Fried Liver Attack for beginners all the way up through how advanced players can use this to their advantage. He then goes on to show you how it was employed in 2 high profile games. Jesse says, “The Fried Liver is not just for beginners!”
ECO: C57, C58
Content: 60 minutes of instruction and analysis in a series of 4 lectures. PGN Included
Product Code:
DVD0070CL
Fried Liver and Variations, Theory and Examples - Chess Lecture - Volume 70
GM Jesse Kraai shows you the ins and outs of the Fried Liver Attack for beginners all the way up through how advanced players can use this to their advantage. He then goes on to show you how it was employed in 2 high profile games. Jesse says, “The Fried Liver is not just for beginners!”
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| ISBN | B00HXXJOYK |
|---|---|
| Popular Collections | ChessLecture.com DVDs |
| Publication Date | December 15, 2013 |
| Runtime | 65 minutes |
| Hardware Requirements | Standard DVD Player |
| Region Lock | None - Playable Anywhere |
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