Excellent,as usual!Thanks

Nice TY :) i understand somethin about pawn structure ..guess got somethin to think in the middle game ..XD ...hope would make game more interesting :)ll see other videos too ..best one ^^

Great Video.

The wiki pawn 

excellent lecture, thank you for explaining the points so well pertaining to white's extension of a4 and the timing of black's d5 as indicated in the pgn, quite excellent, appreciate it.  again, thank you for that awesomeness --- very well done!! also, thank you for pointing out the advantages of delaying nc6, or the alternative positions or plans possible by delaying this move.

i thought the tactics associated with white's Pe5 and the manuever of the queen to g2 in a later line very cute.  interesting stuff. 

ACE lecture Danny - this is gold for my repertoire and tournament prep, I hope there's a part 7 coming soon!

Another fantastic video Danny!  This series is a great one, and you do a fantastic job of not only explaining what needs to be done, you make it easier to understand so that successful plans can be made against many common opening pawn structures.  Thanks again and hopefully I will be able to play you again sometime on the Big Show!  It was very exciting for me to be playing one of my chess heroes in a live game.

@JHBlack -- Well, 6...e5 is simply another option. Not any "better" than e6 or "worse", but simply a completely different type of position and structure... and yes, not within the scope of this particular video .

Thanks!

Danny

Nice video...@ 321 Sat ...PlanetEarth...wheeew, its HHHHHOOOOOOTTTT

Good stuff, Danny.

I'm curious though why play 6. Be2, e6 when 6. Be2, e5 takes the center with tempo? Is it simply to maintain the flexibility and solidity of the Scheveningen, i.e., preference of move order for move 6? And also because this is a Scheveningen pawn structure video, of course. 

Yay, a new one!!  Haven't watched it yet.  Actually, I'm going through the whole series again so I might wait until I've rewatched the others.  But so excited to see another Pawn Structure 101 episode!!

Great series! thanks.

Good video..thanks!

Kudos Danny!  Awesome.  I look forward so much to this series and I'm learning more than ever about this opening having grown up with Kasparov playing this, for the first time I'm really starting to understand the keys.  Also your summary at the end was superb. Thanks!  You are a Saint!

You rock Lindauer !!! When I asked that question, I really did need to be reminded, and I had a thought you would be the man for the job ...

Thanks all!

Danny

Outstanding.  For me, this series is the best thing going on chess.com.

To answer your question in the video, yes, you have talked about Nc6 x d4 + e5 ideas a bit for black.  See part 3 around the 4:00 mark.

The Shev is my favorite right behind Najdorf so this video helped alot.

Thank you Danny!!!

thanks Dan.....thanks so very much.....can u also do a series on closed sicilian please...