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  • 17 months ago

    NSTONE32

    it always end at the good part

  • 18 months ago

    tnt62

    great stuff

     

    simply the best 

  • 18 months ago

    FM gauranga

    We all need help with endgames. Thank you!

  • 18 months ago

    GM dbojkov

    Thank you all!

  • 18 months ago

    deeMannn

    great explanations!!

  • 18 months ago

    doubledouble

    I love how you start with simpler positions and build up toward more complex positions.  It really helps me understand the strategy behind these positions.  Great job.

  • 18 months ago

    14javad14

    Thanks

  • 18 months ago

    rarin

    Thanks for a good analysis , i like it

  • 18 months ago

    gnuandspeedo

    Although this concerns the Berlin, I understand somewhat better how to generally use the King in endgames...thanks for the lecture.

  • 18 months ago

    Templetonkaka

    great

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  • Berlin Endgames Part 6: Light-Squared Bishops!

    by GM Dejan Bojkov

    The more pieces there are on the board, the more points black will score! Or at least it certainly seems to be the case in the Berlin Defense. As we observe in the sixth video of GM Bojkov's series on the structure commonly reached via the Ruy Lopez, black needs to keep some sort of imbalance in the position in order to be successful. The imbalance of the day is Opposite Colored Bishops. Enjoy!

    • Nov 30, 2011
    • | 22 min
    • | 3703 views
    • | 11 comments

    Category: Endgames
    Level: Advanced
    Related: « Part 5
    | Part 7 »

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  • GM Dejan Bojkov

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    Dejan Bojkov is a Grandmaster, originally from Bulgaria. As a youngster, Dejan was the winner of numerous Youth Championships -- including Boys Under 14 and Boys Under 18 Bulgarian Champion. This translated to success on the international stage, with his most recent victory coming at the Sydney International Open in Australia (2010). As a trainer his work has known little failure, and some of his students include Antoaneta Stefanova-former World Womens Champion.