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    The Ultimate Guide to Chess Pawn Structures

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    Master the fundamental principles associated with pawn formations with help of world champion chess masters.

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    Course overview

    Pawns, unlike some of the other components on the chessboard, cannot turn backward, and therefore, they symbolize the "unrecoverable judgments" of chess that must be properly made or else such pawn actions will be easily regretted. Tryfon Gavriel, Certified FIDE Chess Candidate Master, developed The Ultimate Guide to Chess Pawn Structures online certification, which is available through Udemy and is aimed at individuals who want to understand numerous pawn structures in the game of chess.

    Individuals get a strong focus on pawn structures in chess with The Ultimate Guide to Chess Pawn Structures online course, which includes illustrations from World chess champions and other professional scholars who have displayed an enthusiastic awareness of the significance of pawn structure and the classification of openings for such structures. By the end of The Ultimate Guide to Chess Pawn Structures online classes, individuals will have established a rather more structuralist perspective toward chess and will have developed an understanding of the value of the small pawn, which, as Philidor noted earlier.

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    • Certificate of completion
    • Self-paced course
    • 45 hours of pre-recorded video content
    • 1 article
    • 1 downloadable resource

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    What you will learn

    After completing The Ultimate Guide to Chess Pawn Structures certification course, individuals will gather a detailed understanding of the strategies and principles associated with the game of chess. Individuals will explore various kinds of pawn structures like the Carlsbad structure, Boleslavsky Hole structure, Caro structure, Stonewall structure, Benoni structure, French structure, Slav structure, backward pawns, pawn islands, thorn pawns, hanging pawns, doubled pawns, isolated pawns, passed pawns, and more. Individuals will gain knowledge of many techniques used in the opening, middle, and endgame phases. Individuals will also learn the French terms e5 pawn chain, d5 pawn chain, and Petrosian.

    The syllabus

    Introduction - Why are pawn strategies important?

    • Why the emphasis on pawn strategy in particular?
    • Pawns are the soul of chess - Philidor
    • Phi, Steinitz, Nim, Capa, Botv, Petrosian, Karpov, Kramnik, Adams, Carlsen, lc0
    • "Pawns can't go backwards" - Plaskett vs Adams example game
    • Pawns influence strength or weaknesses of squares
    • Why when annotating games to explain pawn moves - because irreversible - REGRET
    • Focusing on actual exploitable weaknesses in pawn structure
    • Remember this course is abstraction - also factor in pieces and King
    • Playing open openings and bad looking pawns to maximise tactics and counterplay
    • Pawn break AKA Pawn "Lever" concept and example game - Petrosian vs Larsen- 1968

    Isolated Pawns - Winning With

    • Isolated pawns Introduction
    • "Fast dissolve for K-attack" method - Fischer brilliancy
    • "Fast dissolve for K-Attack" method - Artur Yusupov vs Eric Lobron
    • "Fast dissolve for K-Attack" method - Efim Geller vs Alexey Suetin
    • "Undermine e6 with f5-f5 " - Botvinnik vs Vidmar 1936
    • "Rook lift to g3 to break opponent K pawn chain" - Keene vs Miles - 1976
    • "f7 softspot" - Mamedyarov vs Kharlov - 2006
    • "Passed pawn transform" - Garry Kasparov vs Nigel Short - 1986
    • "Enduring K-attack" - Sunye Neto vs Garry Kasparov
    • "Open center - potential for blunder!" - Kasparov vs Karpov
    • "Sac pawn and use K-side dark square strategy" - Kramnik vs Huebner

    Isolated Pawns - Winning Against

    • Introduction to winning against Isolated Queens Pawns
    • "Solid defence" - Naiditsch vs Adams 2013
    • "Simplification to endgame" - Lasker vs Capablanca 1921 - QGD
    • "Simplification to endgame" - Flohr vs Vidmar
    • "Light square bishop" - Karpov vs Kasparov 1985 match, Round 4
    • "Solidify and combine against" -Mamedyarov vs Magnus Carlsen
    • "Firm blockade then K attack" - Lasker vs Reshevsky
    • "Double attack IQP and b2" - Grigoriev vs Alekhine - 1920
    • "Weaknesses beget weaknesses" - Michael Adams vs Nigel Short
    • "Dark square weakness campaign"- Petrosian vs Hort
    • "Dark square grip then K-attack" - Botvinnik vs Zagorjansky

    Backward Pawns - Winning Against E.G. Sicilian Defence Generally. Sveshnikov

    • Backward pawns Introduction
    • "Blockade on hole in front" - Rubinstein Example
    • "Transforming to a K-attack" - Mikhail Tal vs Alexander Beliavsky
    • "Blockade on hole in front then attack King" - Boleslavsky example
    • "Blockade then King walk in endgame"
    • "Alekhine Gun and dark square domination" - Adams vs Conquest 2010
    • "Tying down resources then launching K-side attack" - Adams vs Egglestone
    • "Exchange sacrifice to emphasise hole in front of pawn" - Kasparov vs Shirov
    • "King safety issues and opposite side castling" - Kasparov vs Kramnik
    • "Break the outpost rule for 7th rank - allowing pawn there" - Kasparov vs Wely
    • "Counterplay remove and g-file pressure" - Anatoly Karpov vs John Nunn

    Backward pawns - Winning WITH e.g. Sveshnikov

    • Introduction to winning with Backward pawns
    • "Piece activity and K-side attack" - Cheparinov vs Magnus Carlsen
    • "Supporting e5 knight" - Caruana vs Magnus Carlsen World Championship game
    • "g-file tactics" - Lothar Zinn vs Evgeni Sveshnikov
    • "use of semi open files and Dark squared B for K-attack" - Smeets vs Carlsen
    • "Dynamic play on f file - and fracturing opponent's pawns" - Foreest vs Carlsen
    • "Fighting not just outpost but entire diagonal" - Shirov vs Kasparov
    • "Creating counterplay vs Fianchetto system" - Ljubovic vs Kramnik
    • "Gaining Tempos from the principled Knight blockader" - Fressinet vs Gelfand
    • "Dark squared bishop and g-file combo" - Judit Polgar vs Garry Kasparov
    • "Sacrificing d6 for King attack" - Yudasin vs Kramnik

    Hanging Pawn Structure - Winning Against

    • Hanging pawns Intro
    • "Simply win one of them - isolates the other!" - Korchnoi vs Geller
    • "Fixing then attacking" Fischer vs Spassky WC 1972 Game 6
    • "Fixing pawns, Hemming bishop in" - Steinitz vs Anderssen
    • "Blockade then destroy and fragment others!" - Karpov vs Korchnoi
    • "Attack them directly with goal of getting one to advance" - Petrosian vs Suetin
    • "Restrain, Blockade, then Destroy" - Van der Sterren vs Ljubomir Ljubojevic
    • "Transition to isolated c pawn" - Portisch vs Tal
    • "Turn attention to pins and tactics around King" - Portisch vs Gulko
    • "Knife on f5 near King" - Smirnov vs Khismatullin
    • "Fixing then targeting d5 - endgame transition" - Lev Polugaevsky vs Mikhail Tal

    Hanging Pawns - Winning With

    • Introduction To Winning With Hanging Pawns
    • "Self-Fixing With ... C4 But Passed Pawn Creating" - Bernstein Vs Capablanca
    • "Self-Fixing With ...C4 Then B-File Pressure" - Mario Bertok Vs Bobby Fischer
    • "Liberational For Bishop And Queen Battery And Nf4" - Topalov Vs Kasparov
    • "Bishop Liberating Tool For Crushing K-Attack!" - Nimzovich Vs Tarrasch 1914
    • "Brutal K-Attack After D4 Break" - Spassky Vs Tal 1979
    • "Collect Dark Square Bishop, Exploit Q Position" - Korchnoi Vs Karpov 1981
    • "Collect Dark Square Bishop And Attack On H-File" - Sargissian Vs Halkias
    • "Improving On Fischer-Spassky Game 6 1972" - Tarjan Vs Christiansen
    • "Nimzo - Light Square Grip After C4" - Nakamura Vs Gelfand
    • (Tips Also For Finding Own Examples!) "Bishop Cross-Fire" - Alisher Vs Zhigalko

    Doubled Pawn Structures - Winning Against

    • Doubled Pawns Introduction
    • "Transforming To Knight Outpost" - Lasker Vs Capablanca
    • "Transforming To Huge Knights" - Mattison Vs Nimzovich 1929
    • "No Counterplay Whatsoever Policy" - Mannheimer Vs Nimzovich 1930
    • "No Counterplay And K-Attack" - Johner Vs Nimzovich 1926
    • "Get Own Pawns Doubled -Qg6 And E4 Pressure" - Spassky Vs Fischer 1972 W Game 5
    • "Pawn Majority On K-Side" - Bobby Fischer Vs Wolfgang Unzicker - Bxc6 Ruy Lopez
    • "Eroding K-Safety When K Is Behind Them" - Bobby Fischer Vs Svetozar Gligoric
    • "C4 Torture Then Create Outside Passed Pawn" - Rukavina Vs Anatoly Karpov
    • "Dark Square And Structural Tradeoff Masterpiece" - Adams Vs Kramnik
    • "Turn Into An Opposite Side Castling Race" - Vishy Anand Vs Nigel Short

    Doubled Pawn Examples - Winning With

    • Introduction To Winning With Doubled Pawns
    • "Controlling Key Central Squares And Better Mior Piece" - Botvinnik Vs Sorokin
    • "Central Square Control And Bishop Liberation" - Botvinnik Vs Panov 1939
    • "Piece Pressure And K In Center" - Botvinnik Vs Levenfish
    • "The Power Of The Bishop Pair As Tradeoff" - Mukhitdinov Vs Nezhmetdinov
    • "Light Squared Bishop Without Counterpart" - Verlinsky Vs Alekhine
    • "G-File Attack" - Bhend Vs Hort (Major Exponent Of Bronstein Caro-Kann)
    • "G-File And Dark Squared Bishop" - Polgar Vs Morozevich - Flattening Sandcastles
    • "Thorn Pawn And K-Attack" - Isolated Doubled Pawns - Leela Vs Stockfish 2019
    • "Maximising The Dynamic Compensation" - Timman Vs Karpov 1979
    • "A Brilliant Opening With Black Vs 1.E4" - Grischuk Vs Kramnik

    Pawn Majority And Passed Pawn Structures (Usually Mostly Upsides To This!)

    • Passed Pawns Introduction
    • A Central Passed Pawn Immortal Game Example #1 - Larsen Vs Spassky
    • Connected Passed Pawns Example #2
    • Connected Passed Pawns Example #3
    • Handling Connected Passed Pawns
    • Connected Passed Pawns Example #2 - Stockfish 9 Vs Lc0-Pr59
    • Outside Passed Pawns - Mamedyarov Vs Wang Yue Example #1

    Thorn Pawn Aka "Goal-Hanging" Aka "Aggressive Pawn" Structures

    • Introduction To "Thorn Pawns"
    • "Trendy Variation Against Petrov" - Natalia Pogonina Vs Alexandra Kosteniuk
    • "To Routinely Castle Or To Play H Pawn For Potential Thorn"
    • "Mating Net Construction" - Alekhine Vs Hoelscher
    • "Brilliant Combinational Opportunities" - Alekhine Vs Reshevsky
    • "Open H-File And Thorn On F6 Instead Of H6" - Leela Vs Laser - Ccc 2018
    • "Overprotect E5, Arrange More Pressure On F7" - Leela Vs Andsacs 2018
    • "Thorn Pawn Combined With E4 Pressure" - Komodo Vs Leela
    • "Middlegame And Endgame Asset" - Fritz Vs Leela - 2018
    • "Overprotection And Light Square Strategy Then Thorn" - Fire Vs Leela
    • "A Crushing F6 Pawn Vs French Defence" - Leela Vs Stockfish
    • "Queen In Siberia And Then Thorn Pawn Attack" - Senpai Vs Leela 2018
    • "To Open A File Vs Install A Thorn Pawn" - Leela Vs Stockfish

    E5 Pawn Chain Structure - Winning With

    • Introduction To Winning With
    • "Alphazero's Most Devastating Loss!" - Stockfish Vs Alphazero
    • "Kings Indian Attack System For E5 Pawn Chain" - Bobby Fischer Vs Oscar Panno
    • "G7 Pressure" - Leela Vs Stockfish
    • "Dark Square Bishop Celebration" - Bobby Fischer Vs Samuel Schweber
    • "Pawn Chain Swapped For Other Advantages" - Mikhail Tal Vs Mikhail Botvinnik
    • "Dark Square Gambit And Domination" - Fischer Vs Darga
    • "Opposite Side Castling For Hack Attack" - Lembit Oll Vs Milhail Ulibin
    • "Dark Square Campaign In Caro-Advance" - Nigel Short Vs Yasser Seirawan
    • "Dark Square Campaign With Subtle Pawn Move" - Nigel Short Vs Andrew Ledger
    • "Occupation Of Dark Squares Leads To Greater Control" - Nigel Short Vs Villegas

    E5 Pawn Chain Structure - Winning Against

    • Introduction For Winning Against E5 Chain
    • "A Model Counterplay Crushing Capablanca Game" - Nimzovich Vs Capablanca
    • "Specific Moves Are Not Too Scary" - Fischer Vs Petrosian
    • "Behold The Light Square Bishop Liberation!" - Christiakov Vs Petrosian
    • "King Walk In Endgame" - Dubinin Vs Tigran Petrosian
    • "F6 Central Undermine" - Bronstein Vs Petrosian
    • "Visiting Opponents King Wherever They Castle" - Olafsson Vs Petrosian
    • "Blockading Of The A4 Square" - Tolush Vs Botvinnik
    • "Maintaining An F5 Blockade Tying Up Rooks" - Smyslov Vs Botvinnik
    • "Huge Queenside Counterplay And D4 Weakening" - Kasparov Vs Ivanchuk
    • "Korchnoi Aggressive Rook Counterplay" - Nunn Vs Korchnoi

    D5 Pawn Chain Structure - Winning With

    • Introduction With A Bias Towards White's Plans
    • "Light Square Domination" - Tigran Petrosian Vs Jacob Yuchtman
    • "Amazing Pawn Play By Petrosian" - Petrosian Vs Lutikov
    • "Bishop Locked In" - Tigran Petrosian Vs Leonid Stein
    • "Play On Both Sides Of The Board" - Mikhail Tal Vs Bobby Fischer
    • "Exchange Sac For E6 Outpost" - Kramnik Vs Kasparov - Petrosian System
    • "Creating Passed Pawns" - Kramnik Vs Kasparov 1994
    • "The Dreaded Bayonet Attack - For Quick C5 Break" - Kramnik Vs Kasparov 1997
    • "The Saemich Gambit Gone Wrong" - Vladimir Kramnik Vs John Nunn
    • "Surviving A Benko Gambit Transposition" - Vassily Ivanchuk Vs Garry Kasparov
    • "G-File Weakness Provocation" - Vladimir Kramnik Vs Hikaru Nakamura

    D5 Pawn Structure - Winning Against

    • Introduction To Winning Against The D5 Pawn Chain
    • "Knight Recentralisation" - Najdorf Vs Gligoric March September 1953
    • "Seminal Game" - Taimanov Vs Najdorf 1953
    • "Get Rid Of Dark Squared Bishop And Use G-File" - Bent Larsen Vs Bobby Fischer
    • "Liberating The G7 Bishop Against A Q-Side Castled King" - Timman Vs Kasparov
    • "Dark Square Counterplay" - Piket Vs Kasparov
    • "Positional Pawn Sac For Dark Square Grip" - Gheorgiu Vs Kasparov
    • "Positional Pawn Sac For Bishop Without Counterpart" - Kamsky Vs Kasparov
    • "Spectacularly Removing Guardian Dark Squared Bishop" - Kramnik Vs Kasparov
    • "A Mighty Hack Attack" - Wesley So Vs Hikaru Nakamura
    • "Unsound But Dangerous Tactically" - Vishy Anand Vs Hikaru Nakamura

    Maróczy Bind Structures (Similar To Hedgehog Ideas) - Winning With

    • Introduction To Winning With The Bind
    • "The Only Game Marozy Played The Bind Himself!" - Marozy Vs Voigt - 1906
    • "Capablanca Chooses The C4 Bind" - Jose Raul Capablanca Vs David Marotti
    • "Rubinstein Chooses The C4 Bind" - Akiba Rubinstein Vs David Marotti
    • "Creating A Binding Passed Pawn" - Bobby Fischer Vs Hector Rossetto
    • "An Emerging Outside Passed Pawn" - Bobby Fischer Vs Mark Taimanov
    • "Allowing Queen Trade And Getting Thorn Pawn Later" - Karpov Vs Kavalek
    • "Trying To Break Free Weakens Light And Dark Squares" - Spielmann Vs Tartakower
    • "A Bit Of Luck Sometimes Needed In Managing Counterplay!" - Jun Vs Ioseliani
    • "Celebrating Open Center And K-Pressure Transition" - Spassky Vs Averkin
    • "From Maroczy Bind To Dark Square Bind" - Garry Kasparov Vs Vallejo Pons

    Maróczy Bind Structures (5 Hedgehog 5 Not) - Winning Against

    • Introduction To Winning Against The Bind
    • Rudolf Swiderski Vs Geza Maroczy
    • "G-File And Thorn Pawn Attack" - Paul Keres Vs Tigran Petrosian 1959
    • "Ready To Pounce On Any Weaknesses" - Bent Larsen Vs Bobby Fischer 1971
    • Kasparovs D5 Gambit Vs Karpov - 1985
    • "Hedgehog Antidote" - Anatoly Karpov Vs Ulf Andersson Milan 1975
    • "Maroczy Melt-Down With K In Center" - Karpov Vs Kasparov - Linares 1993
    • "Hedgehog Tickling Pawns Don't Go Back" - Eugenio Torre Vs Anatoly Karpov 1977
    • "Taking Over The Center" - Vishy Anand Vs Teimour Radjabov 2003
    • "F-File Brutal Counterplay Vs King" - John Nunn Vs Igor Alexandre Nataf - 1999
    • "Knights Up To No Good!" - Alexey Suetin Vs Ruslan Vladimirovich Shcherbakov

    Carlsbad Structure Aka "Minority Attack Prone Structure!" - Winning With

    • Introduction To The Carlsbad Structure - Winning With Perspective
    • "Pillsbury Bind!" - Pillsbury Vs Marco
    • "Minority Attack Textbook Example!" - Capablanca Vs Golombek
    • "Model Example Of Minority Attack" - Loek Van Wely Vs Nigel Short 2010
    • "Light Square Pressure Advantage" - Petrosian Vs Krogius 1959
    • "F3 And E4 Plan" - Botvinnik Vs Keres 1952
    • "F3 And E4 Plan Kasparov Way" - Garry Kasparov Vs Nigel Short 1993
    • "Light Square Pressure Build Up" - Karpov Vs Korchnoi 1984 - Round 8
    • "Opponent's Forcing Moves Can Help Your Plan" - Yasser Seirawan Vs Mikhail Tal
    • "E4 Square Occuation Backfire!" - Botvinnik Vs Robatsch
    • Carlsen Vs Anand Tal Memorial 2013

    Carlsbad Structure Aka "Minority Attack Prone"- Winning With

    • Introduction To Plans For Winning With Carlsbad Structure
    • "A More Active Light Square Bishop" - Emanuel Lasker Vs Savielly Tartakower
    • "E5 Outpost And Totally Crushing Attack" - Mikhail Tal Vs Leonov 1949
    • "E5 Outpost And Strong King Attack" - Bobby Fischer Vs Tigran Petrosian 1970
    • "Handling Central Break Strategy" - Bobby Fischer Vs Moshe Czerniak
    • "Pawn Structure Under Pressure At Exploitable Base" - Portish Vs Kasparov
    • "Treating The Opponent As If They Played French Defence!" - Gligoric Vs Larsen
    • "Pawn Chain Undermine And K-Attack" - Isaac Lipnitsky Vs Vasily Panov
    • "Amazing C4 Blockading Knight" - Tisdall Vs Sveshnikov
    • "Blockading Knight And Structure Undermine" - Nikolic Vs Kramnik 1998
    • "Light Square Domination And K-Attack" - Mamedyarov Vs Topalov 2013

    Caro Structure - Winning Against

    • Caro Formation Introduction
    • "Break-Less Without C5 Or E5" - Lasker Vs Capablanca Moscow 1935
    • "Steinitz/Smyslov/Karpov/Modern" F7 Spot Attack" - Mikhail Tal Vs Tony Miles
    • "Early Ng5 Dangers" - Deep Blue Vs Kasparov
    • "A Dramatic Reaction To The C5 Break!" - Jobava Vs Bareev
    • "The H5 Hook Is Very Handy! - Castling Too Late" - Beliavsky Vs Larsen 1981
    • "Loose Rook And K In Center" - Anand Vs Bologan 2003
    • "Majestic Rook Movements" - Kasparov Vs Karpov Linares 1992
    • "Getting Bishop Pair And Using Q Side Majority"- Michael Adams Vs Anatoly Karpov
    • "Be Ready For C5 Break In All Variations!" - Magnus Carlsen Vs Sipke Ernst
    • "An Absolutely Beauty! Bf5 Main Line Opposite Castling" - Milman Vs Fang 2005

    Caro Structure - Winning With

    • Introduction To Winning With The Caro Structure
    • A Tribute To Horatio Caro And Marcus Kann - As In Caro-Kann
    • Mikhail Tal Vs Mikhail Botvinnik - 1960 - Game 9
    • "Mikhail Tal's Worst Defeat Ever - Tal" - Mikhail Tal Vs Tigran Petrosian 1973
    • "Crushing Attacking Dreams - Castling Is Overrated!" - Kamsky Vs Karpov 1993
    • "An Advantageous Endgame Transition" - Ljubojevic Vs Anatoly Karpov - 1981
    • "Amazing Undermining Of Pawns" - Dueckstein Vs Petrosian - 1962
    • "Passed Pawn As A Potential Liability" - Spassky Vs Karpov 1974
    • "Opposite Side Castling Nuanced Battle" - Judit Polgar Vs Vishy Anand - 2005
    • "The Price Of A Semi-Open File" - Batista Vs Ivanchuk 2011
    • "Accelerating The Use Of A Theoretically Shared File" - Akopian Vs Bareev

    Slav Structure - Winning Against

    • Introduction To Winning Against Slav Structure
    • "Very Passive And Giving Up Light Square Bishop" - Rubinstein Vs Schlechter
    • "Breaking The Bind With E4 As A Pawn Sac" - Tigran Petrosian Vs Hans Bohm - 1975
    • "Playing For E4-E5 With K-Side Attack" - Polugaevsky Vs Torre - 1984
    • "Caused Anand To Have Such A Bad Score Vs Kasparov" - Kasparov Vs Anand - 1992
    • "Light Square Bishop Without Counterpart Makes C5 Tame" - Kasparov Vs Anand
    • "Another Secret Button Of The A Pawn" - Simon Knott Vs David Adams - 2004
    • "The D Pawn Hook Squares" - Ivanchuk Vs Bareev - 1995
    • "Greed Vs King Safety" - Kasparov Vs Bareev - 1991 Tilburg
    • "Two Bishops Vs Two Knights" - Kasparov Vs Bareev - 1994
    • "Dark Square Bishop As Thorn Bishop" - Vassily Ivanchuk Vs Alexander Motylev

    Slav Structure - Winning With Slav Structure

    • Introduction To Winning With Slav Structure
    • Rubinstein Vs Alekhine - 1922
    • "White Plays For Boring Symmetry Vs Tal!" - Mukhin Vs Tal - 1972
    • "Provoking K-Side Weaknesses And Simplifying To Amplify Them" - Bogo Vs Alekhine
    • "Diagonal Of Death Amazing Tactics" - Levon Aronian Vs Vishy Anand - 2013
    • "Going After H2" - Garry Kasparov Vs Vladimir Kramnik
    • "Tickling Provocation And Light Square Domination" - Piket Vs Anand - 1993
    • "French Defence Transposition" - Gofshtein Vs Sadler - 1996
    • "Transformation Into Stonewall Structure Disaster" - Yusupov Vs Bareev
    • "Provocation Of K-Side Pawns - Ng8 Even" - Kozul Vs Shirov - 2003
    • "Prophylactic Mysterious Rook Move And C5 Undermine C5" - Browne Vs Chernin 1990

    Modern Benoni Formation (Peak 1960 Popularity!)

    • Introduction To The Benoni Structure From White's Perspective
    • "Pre Bb5+ Move" - Boris Spassky Vs Lev Aronson 1957
    • "The Classic E5 Break Potentially Creating Semi Open F File" - Penrose Vs Tal
    • Petrosian Vs Nunn 1977
    • "Slicing Open The Diagonal Of Death" - Kasparov Vs Cuijipers 1980
    • "Another Hit To Popularity In 1982" - Kasparov Vs Nunn
    • "D6 Is Such A Pain!" - Zsuzsa Polgar Vs Peter Hardicsay 1985
    • "The E5 Break Is So Painful To Black's Structure!" - Korchnoi Vs Tal 1962
    • "Petrosian Argues With Fischer's Nh5 Move" - Petrosian Vs Rashkovsky 1976
    • "Tango Ng6 Doesn't Mix Well" - Van Wely Vs Zelcic -1995
    • "From A Nimzo" - Mamedyarov Vs Grandelius 2011

    Winning With Benoni Pawn Formation

    • Introduction To Benoni From Its Winning Perspective
    • "Tal The Magician In The Early Years" - Birbrager Vs Tal - 1953
    • "Encouraging Black's Pawns" - Mark Taimanov Vs Tigran Petrosian - 1953
    • "The Magic Of Tal - A Totally Crushing Attack" - Gurgenidze Vs Tal - 1957
    • "Set Problems That Are Not Plain Sailing To Resolve" - Averbakh Vs Tal - 1958
    • "An Amazing Resource Based On Semi-Open E File" - Uhlmann Vs Fischer - 1970
    • "Fischer's Last Tourney Philosophy Of Tal" - Gligoric Vs Tal - 1970
    • "The Iconic 1972 Benoni Immortal" - Boris Spassky Vs Bobby Fischer - 1972
    • "Diagonal Of Death And Back Rank Disaster" - Mcgregor Vs Nunn - 1973
    • "King Caught In The Center" - Van Wely Vs Topalov - 1998
    • "Beautiful Centralised Bishops!" - Bent Larsen Vs Ljubomir Ljubojevic - 1975

    Stonewall Formation Aka "London System Version 1.0" - Winning With Perspective

    • Tribute To Kingscrusher's Dad And Introduction To Stonewall Philosophy
    • "The Brilliant Pillsbury And His Bind!" - Harry Nelson Pillsbury Vs James Hanham
    • "Sulthan Khan - Early 'structuralist'" - Sulthan Khan Vs Akiba Rubinstein
    • "Very Short And Sweet Indeed!" - Sultan Khan Vs Mattison
    • "Capablanca Plays For The Stonewall Formation!" - Capablanca Vs Illa - 1911
    • "Weakness Provocation" - Rabinovich Vs Botvinnik - 1927
    • Amateur Beats Gm At London Classic With Stonewall! - Barton Vs Conquest
    • "Attack Creates Winning Passed Pawn" - Yudovich Vs Botvinnik - 1934
    • "A Ravenous Queen" - Salomon Flohr Vs Mikhail Botvinnik - 1933
    • "Better Harmony Than Opponent Between Pieces And Pawns" - Caruana Vs Carlsen
    • "Passed A Pawn And A Magical Variation!" - Vishy Anand Vs Magnus Carlsen

    Stonewall Structure - Winning Against

    • Introduction To Winning Against Stonewall - Thematic Ideas Overall
    • "Relative Harmony To The Opponent" - Petrosian Vs Pirtskhalava - 1947
    • "Outrageously Powerful Dark Square Pieces" - Petrosian Vs Korchnoi - 1946
    • "White Induces Impatience Causing A Blunderful Move" - Botvinnik Vs Bronstein
    • "The E4 Hole" - Karjakin Vs Adams
    • "Pawns Don't Go Backwards Especially Around King" - Van Wely Vs Wintzer
    • "Getting Bishop Outside Of Pawnchain Can Backfire" - Kramnik Vs Beliavsky - 1995
    • "Knight On The Rim Is Not So Dim" - Kasparov Vs Gueye
    • "Qa3 Pressure Plan" - Karpov Vs Kolosowki - 1997 Simul
    • "Weak E6 Pawn On Semi Open E File" - Sosonko Vs Hansen - 1993
    • "Nh3 Then Later Qa3" - Naiditsch Vs Gasthofer - 2012

    Conclusions And Philosophical Points

    • General Tradeoff Theory
    • Bonus Lecture

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