The Leningrad Dutch
with GM Roeland Pruijssers and GM Simon Williams. Produced by Ginger GM.
Product Information
- Format: DVD / download (mp4 files)
- Running Time: DVD 1 - 5 hours 49 minutes, DVD 2 - 5 hours 22 minutes
- System Requirements: This DVD will run on all platforms - PC, MAC, games consoles and set top boxes. 525 NTSC
- File Sizes: Disc 1 - 1.21 GB , Disc 2 - 1.12 GB
- PGN Files: Included, fully annotated
Quotes & Reviews
“Completely appropriate. Loving the two DVDs. Two GMs explaining things to me in a very down to earth, practical manner at my own home. Loads of quality content, quality production. At a very reasonable price.”— Guido Dechamps
“@ginger_gm gotta say I’m loving your Leningrad dvd. I’d watched Roeland’s series on @chess24com but you really highlight the important stuff for us amateur players when you recap the line at the end of each video. Congrats to both of you on the amazing work!”— Rafael Beijinho
Description
Watch: Leningrad Dutch Trailer
Watch: 1 Introduction
Watch: 2.1 Introduction to Main Line Leningrad
Watch: 9.3 Other Gambits
Leningrad Dutch, the third instalment in the Ginger GM 'Double Tuition' series, presents a fresh and up-to-date repertoire in what might be one of the most comprehensive DVDs on the Dutch to date. Presented by GM Roeland Pruijssers and GM Simon Williams, two of the world's leading Grandmaster experts on the Dutch, all the main and critical lines are covered, filling you with confidence to play this exciting opening, and ensuring you take away a lifetime's worth of tips, tricks and secrets that Roeland has dedicated decades to prepare.
Part 1 of the two DVDs worth of material covers the Leningrad Dutch mainlines where white plays g3. A theoretical volume, this DVD does not skimp on the essential theory, but that is what you need in order to beat the best!
The second part of Leningrad Dutch aims to prepare you against all of white's alternative set-ups, including the London System, 2nd move options, and numerous gambits.
Contents
Disc 1
- 1.1 Introduction (08:43)
- 2.1 Introduction to Main Line Leningrad (10:58)
- 2.2.1 Main Line 8.Re1 (23:29)
- 2.2.2 Main Line 8.Re1 Ne4 (22:02)
- 2.2.3 Main Line 8.Re1 d5 (25:53)
- 2.3 Main Line 8.b3 (18:34)
- 2.4 Main Line 8.d5 (34:30)
- 2.5 Main Line 8.Nd5 (16:46)
- 2.6 Main Line 8.Qb3 (14:55)
- 2.7 Main Line 8.e4 (09:24)
- 2.8 Main Line Conclusion (11:38)
- 3.1 Introduction to 6th Move Alternatives (03:22)
- 3.2 6.b3 with c4 (13:37)
- 3.3 6.b3 without c4 (15:28)
- 3.4 6.b4 (14:29)
- 3.5 6. Nbd2 (14:59)
- 4.1 Introduction to 4th Move Alternatives (03:47)
- 4.2 4.Nh3 with Nf4 and h4 (15:36)
- 4.3 4.Nh3 with 4...Nc6 5.d5 (17:19)
- 4.4 4.Nh3 with c4 (19:45)
- 4.5 4.h4 (10:18)
- 4.6 4.Nd2 with c3 (17:17)
Disc 2
- 5.1 Introduction to Alternatives to g3 (04:31)
- 5.2 White plays Nf3 and Bg5 (12:15)
- 5.3 White plays c4 and Nc3 with Bg5 (14:11)
- 5.4 White plays b4 and e3 (12:10)
- 6.1 Introduction to 2nd Move Alternatives (05:43)
- 6.2 2.Nc3 – White plays Bg5 and captures on f6 (16:42)
- 6.3 2.Nc3 – White plays Bg5 and e3 (15:41)
- 6.4 2.Nc3 – White Plays f3 (08:46)
- 7.1 2.Bg5 with 4.e4 (23:31)
- 7.2 Extra Video! 2.Bg5 with 4.e4 (15:23)
- 7.3 2.Bg5 with 4.e3 (22:22)
- 8.1 Introduction to London System with 2.Bf4 (02:30)
- 8.2 London System with c4 (15:52)
- 8.3 London System with c3 (27:07)
- 8.4 London System 6...e6 (20:02)
- 9.1 Introduction to Gambits (02:01)
- 9.2 Staunton Gambit (28:50)
- 9.3 Other Gambits (15:13)
- 10 2.Nh3 The Drunken Knight (10:49)
- 11.1 1.Nf3 f5 2.d3 – White Avoids d4 (17:25)
- 11.2 1.c4 White Avoids d4 (18:33)
- 11.3 Move Order (05:26)
- 12 Conclusion (06:56)