Crushing White: The Dzindzi Indian Volume 2 - Foxy Chess Openings Volume 122

Hosted by: GM Ron W. Henley
Running Time: Over 196 Minutes

Vol. 2 of a 3 Part Series

This the most comprehensive 3 Part DVD series ever produced on the Dzindzi Indian - designed to give Black an easy-to-learn yet powerful and incredibly effective weapon which scores a remarkable 57% for Black. GM Ron Henley plays this Opening on a regular basis for Black and combines his own ideas with Roman Dzindzichashvili (the creator of the Dzindzi Indian) GM Ron Henley will give you example games on each variation as well as theory, also after each chapter he will recap all the ideas covered. Making it easy for you to remember the material presented. This opening is easy to learn so you will be able to play The Dzindzi Indian immediately!!!

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