E-DVD Opening Trends 1 - The Russian Gruenfeld and Anti-Gruenfeld - Chess Lecture - Volume 105 Chess Brands defending does not mean holding

defending does not mean holding on for a draw

and it is useful to have it in your arsenal in order to choose the most effective sequence against each opponent

there is a separate chapter on a dangerous cousin of the Tromp and Torre

"The Perfect Introduction to Chess for Children and the Young at Heart

E-DVD Opening Trends 1 - The Russian Gruenfeld and Anti-Gruenfeld - Chess Lecture - Volume 105 Chess Brands defending does not mean holdingRecommended for Intermediate Players Opening Trends is an exciting series where IM David Vigorito examines how tournament chess is changing, nuances in the game are coming into play and exciting trends are being set. Here David analyzes the Gruenfeld which he considers is reaching its height of popularity. David examples a popular line the Russian Gruenfeld and the Anti Gruenfeld where white plays F3 on move 3. Content: 1 hour of instruction and