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JBades6310
in the Rd1 Qa7 Nd6+ Kf8 Qf4 line why can't black play Be8?
really enjoyed the lecture Dzindzi, thanks
freshman88
ty for the lecture
GM_rudy
TQ SIR...
alexapostolu
thanks
Bort123
great video
TillTheEndOfTime
shady4life
Thanks for the video.
kapishreshta
To paraphrase a famous saying, "insults lie in the mind of the beholder." Think about Dzindzi's predicament for a moment. He is a coach. If he sees a player using some wrong mappings in her/his head, what should Dzindzi do? Keep the player warm and cozy so that (s)he feels comfortable? Or destroy the misunderstanding that is hindering that poor player's chess development? Of course, when a person is feeling energetic, (s)he would likely do the job in a more pleasant manner. But what should a teacher do when (s)he is not feeling great? I think that a good teacher would fire away in that situation. I'd be privileged if I could turn to Dzindzi for a no-nonsense critique of my play.
chessatore
Nice to see a video without insults against some amateur players who most likely play chess for fun. The "easy system against the french" is just great at club level. I recently started playing 1.e4 and your recommendation against the french works really well.
Thank you very much, GM Dzindzi!
DrFrank124c
velly interesting
PimpSlap
Lol R.Frog .. completely second u on that.
GM Roman was almost in disbelief with Bxg6.. I might have done that a 100 times over till before watching this video!
Very good video, thanks for uploading :)
pumpupthevolume247
Entertaining and instructive! It's good to see a "real life otb" game here on Member Analysis... you should analyze one of mine Roman it would be funny!
renumeratedfrog01
I could send Dzindzi some games of mine that would leave him speechless... :D
carlito13460
interesting thanks
znge
good , thank you!
Wikers
It would be an exquisite delight to have the authority to watch the whole video.
nick251359
nice game, very instructive, thanks!
by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
Today's game displays an obscure variation of the French Defense, and though white makes a positional mistake (the unnecessary capture with Bxg6) -- as Dzindzi explains, black's sins were much worse! Watch as white establishes a strong outpost on d6, continues to bring in the major pieces along the c and d files, and finishes the game off in style (though it couldn't have been better).
Category: Amazing Games Level: Intermediate | Advanced Players: Michael Connor vs. Robert Bella Related: « Previous Member Analysis Play Key Position Vs. Computer
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GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
JRLOK
GM Dzindzichashvili was once one of the top players in the world. Born in Georgia, his chess first developed in the USSR. While still an International Master, he defeated opponents like Botvinnik and Bronstein before emigrating, first to Israel where he became a Grandmaster, and then to the United States. His accomplishments in the U.S. include two U.S. Championship first places, and one World Open. He has not played actively in tournaments recently, but has become even more famous perhaps in the U.S. for quality instructional materials, in particular chess videos!