Key Concepts of Chess - Pawn Structures Vol.1 and 2
In this two-part course the emphasis will be on typical pawn-structures.
When two of the world's strongest players face each other, it sometimes ends in disappointment for the spectators. The balance is hardly broken and a draw is the most logical outcome. But when Garry Kasparov is behind the white pieces and his former World Championship challenger Viswanathan Anand is on the other side of the board, fireworks can sometimes be expected. Especially when Anand brings out the Sicilian and ends up in a double-edged position we know from the Kan-Variation.
Spectacular opening play by both players led to the position in the diagram. White has invested a pawn, but Black seems to hold.
But do you see how White can regain the initiative? If you think you have found something, could you support your idea with some variations?
Master Class Vol. 12: Viswanathan Anand
This DVD allows you to learn from the example of one of the best players in the history of chess and from the explanations of the authors how to successfully organise your games strategically, consequently how to keep your opponent permanently under press
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