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...

ChessBase 15 - Mega package ChessBase 15 - Mega package

Find the right combination! ChessBase 15 program + new Mega Database 2019 with 7.6 million games and more than 70,000 master analyses. Plus ChessBase Magazine (DVD + magazine) and CB Premium membership for 1 year!

More...

Watch the episode here: Reti studies and crushing attacks

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

_REPLACE_BY_ADV_1

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:

<< Searching for simple themes
Invite or bar out? >>
Topics: Daniel King, Power Play Show
Multimedia specialist: Videos, photos and social media coverage amongst others are the fields Pascal works for.
Discussion and Feedback Join the public discussion or submit your feedback to the editors

See also

The Power Play Show - Ljubojevic-Karpov 1975

1/18/2019 – Friday at 18:00 CET (17:00 UT) Daniel King will go on air on playchess.com. You can watch the episode live for free! All the usual puzzles, games and instruction will be on offer. Puzzle and the live video...

See also

The Power Play Show - Christmas edition

12/21/2018 – Friday at 18:00 CET (17:00 UT) Daniel King will go on air on playchess.com. You can watch the episode live for free, and on-demand free with a ChessBase Basic account for a limited time! All the usual puzzles, games and instruction will be on offer. Puzzle and the live video...

Video

Beating the French According to Viktor Kupreichik

Former World Champion Mikhail Botvinnik liked to play the French and once described it as a 'difficult and dangerous opening'. But in this 60 minutes video IM Andrew Martin suggests an aggressive and little-used idea of the renowned attacking player GM Viktor Kupreichik to counter the French: 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 c5 4.c3 Nc6 5.Be3!?. Andrew Martin uses the games of Kupreichik to show why this line could catch many French aficionados unprepared and is very dangerous for Black. Attacking players will love this line and the unusual complications that it promotes.

Discuss

Rules for reader comments

 
 

Not registered yet? Register