Could  you perhaps provide this game in PGN format so we can study and make annotations of the concepts taught?

Thanks for the great lesson!

Great video, really helpful. Exclamaviatch! 

I enjoy your videos.  You're like the Jim Rome of chess.  LOL 

Looking forward to the next one.  Thanks Danny.

Great lesson, great game. 

Yes.... I had a wonderful wonderful lesson thanks Daniel, I will be heading for the rest of thos lectures in the near future!! 

Rensch is such a great teacher for all ages...He keeps the students engaged and interested with his clear explanations. I also like how he does a quick review at the end of his videos to summarize key points! Simply the best teacher in chess.com!

Well Done!

Awesome vid!

Went through all 11 vids yesterday. Seeing this the second time, I think I'm starting to remember the basic plans/maneuvers and understand what's going on and what to do. Great series, Im gonna get this stuff down.

I seriously found Qe1 but I thought Qe1 before taking the bishop was better purely because I missed g5 after the bishop comes back also I thought of maintaining tension and also to disguise the threat of Nxg6 because it looks as though whites just defending his pawn. Nonetheless I am proud I found the idea.

Great lesson!  Some times I wish I could use slow motion when you make what must seem to you as very natural moves.  To me not so much:)  I wish your videos were all pod cast.  Thanks for your time!

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excellent series....this is my second viewing 

Wow! This guy is a good chess instructor. 

I had great fun watching this video and I learned a lot. Thank you.

When I first viewed this video I was not excited about the IQP. Well, now I open with 1.d4 and need to know this stuff. I took a ton of notes and made a fully annotated pgn file of your lecture for reviewing over and over again. This one lecture was easily worth the cost of one thick chess book. Thanks!

Awesome video

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