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Mastering Pattern Recognition in the Opening by Robert Ris

Mastering Pattern Recognition in the Opening by Robert Ris

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Mastering Pattern Recognition in the Opening by Robert Ris

Pattern recognition is an important tool in modern chess, as it helps you to understand better the characteristics of a position. Particularly when you have been confronted with a surprise opening system played by your opponent, it helps when you can just rely on general principles. In this video series, ten key elements of opening play are discussed to help you improve your play at this stage of the game. In chess literature these themes have repeatedly been covered, but this time you will get actively involved yourself as well! After going through the ten examples from the theoretical section, your knowledge will then be tested by 50 instructive examples with multiple questions. These exercises contain various tactical ideas as well as positional aspects. On top of that another 50+ examples have been added in a separate database, while there is also a new feature in the Fritz app to play out various positions. A careful study of this series will further deepen your understanding and help you to get through the opening stage without having to memorize deep theoretical lines.

Languages: English
ISBN: 978-3-86681-748-7
System: Windows 7 or higher, Mac OS X
Delivery: Download
Level: Advanced, Tournament player, Professional


Content: Importance of the centre, Lead in development & tactics, King in the centre, Neglecting kingside development, Grabbing a poisoned pawn, Capture towards or away from the centre?, Castling too early, Flank attack, Misplaced piece, Space advantage

• Video running time: 6 hours 40 minutes (English)
• With interactive training including video feedback
• Extra: Further studying material
• Including ChessBase Reader


  1. Introduction
  2. Introduction
  3. Topics
  4. Importance of the centre
  5. Lead in development & tactics
  6. King in the centre
  7. Neglecting kingside development
  8. Grabbing a poisoned pawn
  9. Capture towards or away from the centre?
  10. Castling too early
  11. Flank attack
  12. Misplaced piece
  13. Space advantage
  14. Test 01-10
  15. Test 01
  16. Test 02
  17. Test 03
  18. Test 04
  19. Test 05
  20. Test 06
  21. Test 07
  22. Test 08
  23. Test 09
  24. Test 10
  25. Test 11-20
  26. Test 11
  27. Test 12
  28. Test 13
  29. Test 14
  30. Test 15
  31. Test 16
  32. Test 17
  33. Test 18
  34. Test 19
  35. Test 20
  36. Test 21-30
  37. Test 21
  38. Test 22
  39. Test 23
  40. Test 24
  41. Test 25
  42. Test 26
  43. Test 27
  44. Test 28
  45. Test 29
  46. Test 30
  47. Test 31-40
  48. Test 31
  49. Test 32
  50. Test 33
  51. Test 34
  52. Test 35
  53. Test 36
  54. Test 37
  55. Test 38
  56. Test 39
  57. Test 40
  58. Test 41-50
  59. Test 41
  60. Test 42
  61. Test 43
  62. Test 44
  63. Test 45
  64. Test 46
  65. Test 47
  66. Test 48
  67. Test 49
  68. Test 50
  69. Outro
  70. Practice positions
  71. Importance of the centre
  72. King in the centre & lead in development
  73. King in the centre
  74. Neglecting kingside development
  75. Poisened pawn & lead in development & king in the centre
  76. Capture towards or away from the centre?
  77. Castling too early
  78. Flank attack
  79. Misplaced piece
  80. Space advantage
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