The Scandinavian with 3...Qd6 could just as well be called “The Tiviakov System”. On this DVD GM Sergei Tiviakov shows you everything you need to know to be able to play 3...Qd6 yourself at once.
The Canadian WIM is only 17 years old, but her chess skills are already well-developed.
While Elisabeth Paehtz is showing us plenty of chess gems from her treasure chest, Svitlana Demchenko will coach us soon, too.
Her channel is called Svitlana's Smart Moves, and will launch Tuesday 27.04.2021 here on ChessBase, and on our YouTube channel at 17:00 CET.
Here are a couple of pictures, showing Svitlana in action:
Back in the Ukraine, Svitlana already trained hard to get stronger at chess
She is capable of making smart moves on the chessboard, and on the beach
The Canadian national women team in Batumi 2018 (From the left: Maili-Jade Ouellet, Agnieszka Matras-Clement, Qiyu Zhou and Svitlana Demchenko)
Fundamentals of Chess Openings
Starting out in chess is difficult, and this DVD aims to reduce that stress. Designed for beginner levels in openings, a brief introduction to the reasons we play some of the most common moves in popular openings like the Spanish and Sicilian is given.
Canada vs. Uganda with the Queen of Katwe - Phiona Mutesi in the back.
One of Svitlana's heroes also showed up in Batumi - Susan Polgar
The young WIM had some excellent chess results this year at the 1st FIDE World Corporate Chess Championship. She drew against IM Yian Liou, and won against IM Krishna GV Sai.
