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oyiweaver
Great series. look foward to more.
plutonia
voice is fine: it's a chess video, not a stand up comedy :P
THENUKA_U
good
Rook98
cool video i have a youtube channel where i make chess videos please come check it out http://www.youtube.com/user/andrewchessruff?ob=0 and if you have a youtube channel then please subscribe
Firepower8
Nice video series overall Mark, one criticism i do have is that is that throughout this, no offense, but your voice sounds computer animated XD dull. i liked the series though very much. thanks for taking the time to make such
by IM Mark Ginsburg
The climax to this short, theoretical driven video series on the Keres Attack provides us with a practical game example. International Master Ginsburg once against highlights black's critical ideas, and displays the critical variations and tactics for us. As we learn here, if white plays too aggressively, he will likely find himself the subject of a mating attack, rather than the other way around...
Category: Openings Level: Advanced Opening: Sicilian Defense: Scheveningen Variation, Keres Attack (B81) Related: « Part 2 Play Key Position Vs. Computer
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IM Mark Ginsburg
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Mark learned chess at age 6 but only at age 13 was he informed that tournaments existed! He received the International Master title at age 22 and had a peak USCF rating of 2578 in 1993. Mark has twice been the Manhattan Chess Club Champion, and has also played quite a bit overseas in Belgium, Holland, England, and Switzerland. Mark has a PhD in Information Systems from NYU. Mark currently resides in Tucson, AZ and has been Co-State Champion of Arizona twice. Chess is a difficult proposition to teach because it combines logic and imagination, but Mark believes that if logic is applied then imaginative ideas work better. This belief comes through in his teaching style and practices...