i never  had a proper plan for black ..if white played  play d4 ...I like these games  :)

nice

He was a boy, that Rubinstein, so how great was Lasker? 

Great video! Thanks. More entertaining than kino.

Great game. This game is also featured in Kasparov's ChessBase DVD on the queen's gambit declined.

Erin Geller was most underrated attacker of all time. His brilliancies during the cold war era of chess against the world's strongest GMs were inspirational and his winning record vs top players of his day was simply astonishing.

Nice game! Rubinstein was a true pioneer

The whole f3, Rf2, Bf1 idea is ridiculously instructional. I feel like I gained a few rating points just from seeing this idea in this video lecture.

Erin Geller was most underrated attacker of all time. His brilliancies during the cold war era of chess against the world's strongest GMs were inspirational and his winning record vs top players of his day was simply astonishing.

We'll have series on Capablaca very soon. There are many great players and we shall naturally try to cover most of them. 

Oh, and Mikhail Tal of course

There are far greater attackers than Kramnik.

1. Keres.

2. Bronstein.

3. Geller.

Great video, I really enjoyed it!

Absolutely brilliant game. I love how he just slowly improves and kills all counterplay. Great analysis-- thank you!

Great video, masterpiece of playing against IQP and hanging pawns. In my games, I mostly avoid the transition from IQP to the hanging pawns, as I feel they are much harder to attack and blockade. However, preventing this transition too hard does create chances for the side playing with the IQP. Something to learn from Rubinstein for sure. Thanks.

Nice video. Good exploration of the opening with some interesting history. I like the pointing out the value of the "quiet" moves and well as the point of emphasis on saving tempi.

Thanks.

Благодарим за видеото.