Strategy university vol 5: Winning Methods of great players - Mikhalchishin

Name: Strategy university vol 5: Winning Methods of great players - Mikhalchishin
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SKU: A812758
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About The Strategy university vol 5: Winning Methods of great players - Mikhalchishin

Using ideas and games of great masters from the past, the Ukrainian trainer deals with various themes.

The Soviet grandmaster Vladimir Simagin was one of the first to employ the typical exchange sacrifice: on one hand the Sicilian exchange sacrifice Rxc3, and on the other allowing the "exchange" of a rook on f8 against the white bishop on h6 in order to go on and achieve a superiority on the black squares.
Attacks by Tal are presented under "Bluffs", but the theme has a much more all embracing heading, namely "drastically altering the course of a game."
Anybody can carry out double attacks, but how do you bring about the positions in which they are possible? This theme, which is of course partly tactical in nature, is one of the most important ones which can lead to success in chess.
How to take on board the ideas of other players and then make use of them yourself.
Through his own games, the author shows how to recognize typical mistakes and study them with a view to avoiding them in the future.
6. To finish off, the DVD introduces some legendary Soviet players: Yuri Razuvaev, Vitaly Tseshkovsky, Oleg Dementiev and Viktor Zheliandinov.

Video running time: 5 hours 35 min.

System requirements: Pentium-Processor at 300 Mhz or higher, 64 MB RAM, Windows Vista, Windows XP, DVD drive, mouse, soundcard