The Power Play Show - Reti studies and crushing attacks

by Pascal Simon
6/23/2017 – Yesterday at 8pm UK time Daniel King went on air on playchess.com. You can watch the episode here on chessbase.com if you have a Chessbase Account. The show's title is "Reti studies and crushing attacks". More information...

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Watch the episode here: Reti studies and crushing attacks

See older broadcasts here. To watch those you'll need a ChessBase Account.

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On another note, Daniel King just published his 25th Powerplay DVD on "Popular Queen's Pawn Openings - A Repertoire for Black". 

Here's a teaser:

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