Dominate the Positional Chess techniques used by Super GMs! – GM Damian Lemos (EMPIRE CHESS)

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In the 73rd volume of the Empire Chess series, Grandmaster Damian Lemos masterfully teaches you the Ultra Deep Strategy of super GMs and how the best players in the world think. He does this by extensively discussing strong Grandmaster games, so if you want to improve your knowledge of positional chess like a GM, you should watch these videos.

This work acts as a guide for learning how the super GMs dominate positional chess. Over the course of these videos we will see master games explained in-depth by GM Lemos, placing emphasis on every move, explaining the motives and distinct reasoning that cause GMs to make certain decisions. The plans and appropriate strategies for each position are explained in detail in order to better learn the concepts and improve our knowledge of chess strategy. The positional style is very powerful when we have control over it, since it helps us to transform small advantages into clear advantages, and clear advantages into decisive advantages.

In the preview video you will see a classic game between two former world champions, Mijail Botvinnik and Alexander Alekhine, from the AVRO 1938 tournament in which a Tarrasch Defense was employed.

White played calmly with e3 leaving the d-pawn isolated. Black played the dubious b6 that was punished in an exemplary manner by Botvinnik, who gained the advantage after the exchange on d5. Black remained very passive on the queenside and White gained a clear spatial advantage with the open c-file, the diagonal h2-b8, and a very active queen. Alekhine attempted to exchange several pieces in order to alleviate his defense, but the piece exchange is not always the best and does not guarantee equality. In fact, White allowed several exchanges because they were dominating the position, controlling the open files c and e, and entering the seventh row with the rook. Botvinnik played very well in the final phase of the game with an exquisite technique and managed to win material and the game in an instructive way.

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