Roman Holiday (Vacances romaines) (Special Collector's Edition) [DVD] - Very Good

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Blunting the D4 Dagger (60 minutes) Romans original repertoire against 1.d4 systems such as the Trompowsky, the London, the Torre and the Colle. Butchering the Gruenfeld (45 minutes) Meeting the Gruenfeld with a Kingside Fianchetto (g2-g3, followed by Bf1-g2) or playing systems involving Bc1-g5 or Bc1-f4. Queen's Gambit Guillotined (49 minutes) Play the White side of the Queen's Gambit. With focus on the Exchange Variation and Roman recommendations for meeting the Tarrasch Defense. Queen's Indian Massacred (51 minutes) Play the White side of Queen's Indian Defense with the move 4.Bg5. and lines to meet the Bogo Indian Defense with (4.Bc2), and Benoni Defense(3...c5.) The King's Indian Assassination (49 minutes) Meeting the King's Indian Defense based on a development scheme with Bc1-f4 followed by d2-e3.

FEATURES

• Romans original repertoire against 1.d4 systems such as the Trompowsky, the London, the Torre and the Colle.
• Meeting the Gruenfeld with a Kingside Fianchetto (g2-g3, followed by Bf1-g2)
• Play the White side of the Queen's Gambit, with focus on the Exchange Variation.
• Play the White side of Queen's Indian Defense with the move 4.Bg5.
• Meeting the King's Indian Defense based on a development scheme with Bc1-f4 followed by d2-e3.