ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 104 - Amazing Tactical Possibilities in the Najdorf

Hosted by: Grandmaster Roman Dzinzichashvili
Running Time: 92 Minutes

On this chess DVD Roman covers current high level games in the Najdorf variation of the Sicilian defense. Roman will demonstrate overlooked forced wins for both Black and White right out of the opening. Roman's amazing new analysis is rich with tactics and will rewrite over 40 years of theory. The Najdorf has been explored 30 moves deep; now in just a few moves in to the opening you can determine a win for either side. Nowhere will you find this much original analysis! Roman has located 147 relevant games, and not one covers what you will learn on this DVD.

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