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awesomehuang
awesome video!
yoursisnodisgrace
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
pumpupthevolume247
Very informative and entertaining to watch! Awesome analysis David I'm looking forward to the next installment...
dzindzifan
nice game ... and great commmentary got more out of this than watching the WC going on the past two days
Templetonkaka
nice
lazer182
Great video!!
aunamail
very interesting
Andrews124
Ihope you continue this series
Hermes374
WOW I REALLY LOVED THIS VIDEO!!!!! keep it up pruess!
shady4life
very good advice! I will try and remember them in my own games.
DrFrank124c
velly interesting!
trlns
This format is so informative. Approved!
littleshifu
2:44= black be4, W?, bc2 = fork
hucca
Fabulous format
Sellardohr
It's amazing how often you can predict Gareth's moves. But I also sense a lot of bias in his favor. Your judgments of his moves are a lot more generous than your judgments of his opponent's! You must treat all your students really well.
EpinephelusTT
Wow, really great OPENING (for those who haven't got a star or a crown or a diamond beside their names, just like me).. Anyway, despite that, I like so much the first three moves of the black. It primarily seems to have the control of the attack.
jjeffrey
Another great video lesson, and another vote for many more of these. These hybrids are *extremely* helpful !!
barnkpi
Great video and I really like this concept. More, please.
by IM David Pruess
After his opponent employs a slightly obscure opening, GambitGareth manages to create a natural attacking structure towards the kingside. As usual, Gareth's calculation is precise and his approach aggressive, but his Sensei has some parting words for his student. Particularly, he challenges Gambit to get all of his pieces on their most active positions before leaping into battle. A good lesson for all...
Category: Amazing Games Level: Intermediate Players: gambitgareth vs. deltauae Related: « Previous Video | Next Video » Play Key Position Vs. Computer
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IM David Pruess
dpruess
At the age of twelve, David was lucky to be brought by his mother to a session of the Berkeley Chess School's Friday night kid's chess club, where he met NM Robert Haines, who showed him what chess was. Eighteen years later, he is still in love with the game. He has shared first in a few major tournaments, eg: American Open, North American Open, and Open Rohde (France), and played in several US Championships.