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World Champion Strategy! – GM Damian Lemos (EMPIRE CHESS)

July 7, 2014 NHaselton Chess Lectures

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This DVD builds upon disc 3/10 ‘strategy’ which discussed the many strategical openings primarily using game examples from ex World Champions. Emphasis is also given to ‘The Bishop Pair’ and the advantage and disadvantages in various situations.

In this long exclusive excerpt of the Strategy DVD from ‘The Club Player’s Manifesto’ By GM Damian Lemos we see the Grandmaster clearly explain the following points from the game Botvinnik-Reshevsky:

1. Bogo Indian, Queen’s Indian, Nimzo Indian discussed.
2. The Nimzo Indian plans discussed in more detail.
3. Rubinstein variation of Nimzo discussed in more detail.
4. Black’s Main Strategy versus the White Bishop Pair.
5. The …Ne8 Nimzo Maneuver.
6. Dealing with Whites Attack on the Black King Side.
7. Importance of keeping Black’s c5 Pawn supported.
8. Don’t activate your opponents pieces for free.
9. Make opponents Bishop useless in a Blocked Position.
10. Locking Down Doubled Pawns.
11. Denying Counter Play in a won position.

Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/

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