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By playing the London System, with 1.d4 followed by 2.Nf3 and 3.Bf4, White can avoid a theoretical discussion and instead use natural ability plus a knowledge of plans. The weight of the struggle tends to shift towards the middlegame, but White can also pull off devastatingly quick wins should Black be unaware of the dangers. Against some of the most natural moves you can imagine, White often whips up devastating attacks as can be seen in the games of David Bronstein, Gata Kamsky, Vlatko Kovacevic and Pavel Blatny. On this DVD Davies explains how White should play against Black’s various different set-ups using twenty-one illustrative games. He also discusses how the typical pawn structures influence play later in the game, so the viewer will always know what he should be trying to do. Video running time: more than 4 hours.

Queen‘s Pawn Openings such as the Trompowsky, the London System, the Colle System, the Torre Attack and many others crop up all the time at club level. From time to time they are popular with Grandmasters too! It is essential for players at all levels to have something prepared, or one runs the risk of getting smashed by a standard plan. The players who use these openings usually understand them very well and know how to angle the game in the right direction for them and the wrong direction for you. IM Andrew Martin presents solutions for Black against the following remarkable array of QP Openings: The Trompowsky, The Pseudo-Trompowsky, The Torre attack, The Colle System and Colle Zukertort System, The London System, The Stonewall, The Blackmar-Diemer Gambit, The Prie System 2.a3, The Reversed French, 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4?!. Move orders with 1...d5 and 1...Nf6 with either ...g6 or ...e6 are all covered. You may not agree with all of Martin’s suggestions, but you will certainly get a decent position as Black with chances to play for the win every time! This is just what the club player needs. Video running time: more than 6 hours!

Wenn Sie nach einem frischen Angriffsplan gegen das beliebte Damengambit suchen, dann ist dieser Download genau das Richtige für Sie. Vollkommen neue Ideen nach 1.d4 d5 2.Lf4 machen aus dem soliden Londoner System eine ernstzunehmende Waffe. Moderne Ansätze und Fritz-Analysen können einen unvorbereiteten Gegner leicht auf dem falschen Fuß erwischen. Mit diesem Aufbau gewann Henrik Danielsen die isländische Blitzmeisterschaft 2011, wo diverse starke GMs und IMs die Gefahr erst bemerkten, als es schon zu spät war. Und selbst wenn Schwarz sich optimal verteidigt, kann Weiß weiter um Vorteil kämpfen. 60 Minuten Videostudium - und Sie haben einen kompletten Eröffnungsplan gegen das Damengambit!