11/24/2011 – "Tonight I'm going to be examining a very tricky opening idea," says GM Daniel King, "the so-called Torre Attack. It is has a bit of a stodgy reputation, but there was a recent game that contained a very, very tricky opening idea, which I would like to examine tonight." The show, which starts at 8 p.m. CET (7 p.m. UK, 2 p.m. NY) is
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Daniel King: Power Play Show
Hello, my name is Danial King. I'd like to invite you to join me for the Power
Play Show this Thursday evening. Tonight I'm going to be examining a very tricky
opening idea, in this so-called Torre Attack, where the bishop comes out to
g5.
Now, this opening variation has a bit of a stodgy
reputation. It's quite popular at club level, but you don't often see it in
grandmaster chess. However, there was a recent game that contained a very, very
tricky opening idea, which I would like to examine tonight. So catch it before
it catches you!
See you tonight for the Power Play Show – eight p.m. server time, seven
p.m. UK time. See you then!
Power
Play 16 – Test Your Rook Endgame
The aim of this DVD is to provide you with the practical skills and knowledge
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– common positions you simply must understand if you enter a rook and
pawn endgame, such as rook and pawn against rook. In the second section common
scenarios are discussed, for example, endgames with all pawns on one wing, and
endgames where one side has an extra pawn on one side of the board. In the third
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