ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 11 - Greatest Games of Chess Ever Played - PART 2

Hosted by: Grandmaster Roman Dzinzichashvili
Running Time: Over 120 Minutes

Roman's lab presents Volume 11 - The Greatest Games of Chess - Positional and Tactical Masterpieces (Part II, 7 games) Roman selects and analyzes 7 of the greatest games ever played by the top world-class players. The criteria for selection of these positional and tactical masterpieces was a high level of resistance for both sides and how the game contributed to the history of chess. This DVD features...

Spassky - Karpov (24:16)
Smyslov - Reshevsky (16:28)
Fischer - Spassky (15:18)
Tal - Portisch (11:32)
Kasparov -Topalov (13:04)
Larsen - Spassky (7:21)
Beliavsky - Kasparov (11:45)

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