After 1.Bxe7 Rxe7 2.Rxe7 Nxe7 3. Ng5

doesnt black have ...Bd5 because if 4.Bxd5 Nxd5 5.h3 Rd8(5.Rxd5 Qc1 6.Rd1 Qxd1#)   black seems do be doing ok.

sadly I haven't figured out how to paste the version that I used to puzzle through this--I keep getting a static figure rather than one that you can play through :(

i do have this: 

2r2rk1/pp1q1pbp/4pnp1/3n2B1/3P4/1BN2Q1P/PP3PP1/3RR1K1 w - - 0 1

It would be helpful--particularly with complex examples needing extended multi-move answers (e.g., the one posed at 4:45)--to have a link to boards or pgn to be able to work through the problems.

This is not an issue for most of the pause-the video-and-figure-out-the-best-next-move challenges, but just think it would encourage and facillitate the pedagogical aims of magnificent instructors like IM Rensch when there are things that one might be good to noodle through.

Along the same lines, I think it'd often be helpful to have pgn files that parallel the examples being discussed in the videos.

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sorry

Great video with very clear plans! Thank you!

great  video dude

Interesting video, but those attacks are too advanced. 

Great video! I spotted an inaccuracy though

i love your videos man, there filled with information and has a very good vibe to it all its not dull or anything

great!!!!!!!!!!!

ElDude- files are not available for you to save on your computer. sorry!

Hi - is there a way that these videos can be saved on my pc?

chop, chop, chop, chop, chop. lights out.

Great video. Pattern recognition and memory! Great thoughts. Thanks!

1...h6 fails to Ne4. If black takes with 2...Nxe4, then 3. Rxe4 and the rook now will be free to take anywhere because of the discovered checkmate threat.

However if 1...Rc8, the idea of Ne4 no longer works. 2. Ne4 Nxe4 3. Rxe4 and black can move his c6 knight, so if the rook decides to sac somewhere, then Rxc2 wins for black. If the rook just retreats, g6 and black only has a marginally worse rather than dead lost position. 

Let me suggest an improvement for Black in the last position.

After 1.Qd3, instead of 1...Rc8, I think 1...h6 might be better, since this prevents Bg5 (or Ng5) once and for all.

Of course, White may have other ways to break through now but still ...h6 is better than ...Rc8 (esentially a useless move, given how the position has evolved).

Excellent video. He fills the commentary will real passion with a tinge of humour but displays a deep understanding of the game. I loved the way he dealt in concepts. Ok he does say you need to calculate but these examples show the need for a deeper intuative feel. First class!

only when he talks though hack

>:)

Once again a great video. And to think there are 8 more coming