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by icefish001 - 19 months ago
Vancouver Canada
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by thombass - 2 years ago
Copenhagen Denmark
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Great... i love it!

Useable... i hope someday!

Anyone tried it in a game?

by chesstrophy - 2 years ago
United States
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thanks I liked the mates.  Great video loved it.  

by fabriziosky - 2 years ago
london United Kingdom
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nice i like  a perfect voice thank you too

by bohinky - 2 years ago
Missouri United States
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Just another outstanding video from Ingvar.  Direct, relevant and without the editorial asides so prevelant in viedos of others.  

by rtblue - 2 years ago
Birmingham United States
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very nice

by alioannou - 2 years ago
Thessaloniki Greece
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very cool.

by FM The_Evil_Ducklings - 2 years ago
New York United States
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Great lecture, very detailed with tons of relevant examples.  Chess teachers needing lecture material should get their pens and paper out.

by padman - 2 years ago
Sydney Australia
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You need to call it the Johannesson mate instead of the Capablanca mate because you make it look so damn smooth.

The giant Polgar book seemed to have that type of mate every second position.

by bobobobob101 - 2 years ago
Phoenix United States
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awsome

by PawnInTheGame - 2 years ago
Warsaw Poland
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cool, thanx! I hope in the last lecture you'll do some sort of exam with all sorts of (checkmate patterns) puzzlez mixed together :)

by Vonzi - 2 years ago
Switzerland
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I know this as greco's mate

by strani - 2 years ago
St. Louis United States
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Best video description ever if you ask me ;)

 

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