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Henrik Danielsen
Henrik Danielsen, born in Nykøbing Falster in 1966,
is a Danish-Icelandic chess grandmaster who has represented Iceland since 2006.
He played for Denmark and Iceland in a total of six Chess Olympiads and won the Icelandic Championship in 2009.
Danielsen is best known as an expert on the Bird Opening and for developing the “Polar Bear System”,
about which he has also written a book.
In addition, he works as a chess coach and has produced several training courses for ChessBase.
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Against the incredibly flexible Reti Opening (1.Nf3), Henrik Danielsen relies on a Slav setup: Black plays d5 followed by c6 and quickly develops his Bc8. The Islandic GM shows you many subtleties and tricks which you definitely need to know!
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