Thank you Grandmaster Melik.

in second problem I was thinking about Qe2 Rd4 and Ne3... i guess thats another solution.

Amazing:
First he got in my mind and saw all my variants, then, instantly he "became" a GM and show his piont of view!!!, once again, amazing and thank you for this videos!

I think that at the end there you should add in calculating Nf1 as a desperation defense forwhite. It fails to Qxf1 and Ne3 once again, but black definitely has to see it.

Great video!

Excellent. Thank you for the focus on what we want to achieve.

@ 17:58 "Because these two pawns are running, so scary, woo ooh." LOL!

Best comment ever!

This is a fantastic series. Thank You!

Thanks!

Great series. Thank you very much, it's extremely useful. :)

thank you for this really great lecture. it could have been even better had the audio been a little clearer

hey melik, thanks for the advice and for the vidoe. really helped. that book that said gm's only calculate once is called alexander kotov think like a grand master. i have got the book. thanks for helping

Love the video, thanks!

Great video. Thanks!!

i love this video! Thank you!

Very instructive!  Thank you Grandmaster Melik.  Seems to me these ideas can be transferred to Tactics Trainer easily.

Thanks for your calculation tips! Can you put out a 3rd video?

MrMars and PureJay are right.

Great vid, very cool bishop move in the first one that I absolutely did not see, second one was easier.

yea helpful :) ...

The correct pronunciation is something like "on preeze" according to dictionary.com: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/en+prise

Actually I love GM Melik's accent, especially his expression "What about this guy here?" which he uses often in his excellent videos.