In the second DVD in this series, GM Williams takes a look at everything else that you need to know when playing 1 d4. The aim of the DVD is to teach things in a simple yet effective manner, where both club players and Grandmaster will be able to pick up something useful. In the host's opinion, aggressive, attacking chess is the key to success at Chess. This repertoire helped GM Williams earn his Grandmaster title so there is no reason that it cannot do the same for you!
In the second DVD in this series, GM Williams takes a look at everything else that you need to know when playing 1 d4. The aim of the DVD is to teach things in a simple yet effective manner, where both club players and Grandmaster will be able to pick up something useful. In the host's opinion, aggressive, attacking chess is the key to success at Chess. This repertoire helped GM Williams earn his Grandmaster title so there is no reason that it cannot do the same for you!
This DVD covers:
Chapter 1: Queen’s Indian Defence
Chapter 2: The Bogo Indian
Chapter 3: The Benoni
Chapter 4: The Snake Benoni
Chapter 5: The Czech Benoni
Chapter 6: The Blumenfield Gambit
Chapter 7: The Benko Gambit: Nescafe-Frappe Attack
Chapter 8: The King’s Indian Defence: White plays Be2 and Be3!?
Chapter 9: The Grunfeld Opening
Chapter 10: Budapest Gambit
Chapter 11: The English Defence
Chapter 12: The Black Knights Tango
Chapter 13: Surprising the Dutch Defence
If you are a fan of aggressive attacking chess, this DVD could be the weapon for you!
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Publication Date
November 1, 2016
Runtime
285 Minutes
Region Lock
None - Playable Anywhere
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Standard DVD Player
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