ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 53 - Improve Your Ability to Calculation Variations Chess Computers Fabiano and Magnus were equal

Fabiano and Magnus were equal Brothers in Arms (see ACM #09) in classical play

Program: The King / ChessGenius

In this second edition of the “Master & Amateur” style ChessBase DVD in English

Robert Burger and Guthrie McClain first noticed a strong connection between bridge and chess when they brought international chess grandmasters to San Francisco to give exhibitions

ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 53 - Improve Your Ability to Calculation Variations Chess Computers Fabiano and Magnus were equalHosted by: Grandmaster Roman Dzinzichashvili Running Time: Over 89 Minutes There is no exact theory on how to calculate moves. On this DVD, Roman will give you instructional examples about calculating in critical positions, how and why to avoid wishful thinking and the importance of calculating from both sides. Intuition is essential part of calculating; this will help you narrow your search for what variations to play. You will learn why without