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Alekhine Defense #5: Lasker-Tarrasch (1923) flamingmonkey923 1,212 views Lasker sets up a big pawn center in the Four Pawns Attack variation of the Alekhine Defense, and uses his advantage to generate a powerful passed pawn.
Alekhine Defense #4: Kasparov-Palatnik (1978) flamingmonkey923 1,354 views Kasparov shuts out all counterplay in the Modern Variation of the Alekhine Defense, and positionally crushes his opponent. The weak color complex in the fianchetto variati...
Alekhine Defense #3: Traps in the Modern Variation flamingmonkey923 4,063 views This is a brief overview of the traps present in the Modern Variation of the Alekhine Defense. I like these traps because they don't require anti-positional play in order ...
Alekhine Defense #2: Karpov - Alburt (1980) flamingmonkey923 1,381 views Karpov utilizes his space advantage against the Alekhine Defense, to consolidate his position, and quickly muster up a deadly attack against his opponent.
Alekhine Defense #1: Dhar - Mohota (1996) flamingmonkey923 1,424 views This is the first video in a series on the Alekhine Defense. Dhar gambits a pawn for early development in the Modern Variation, and pounces on the uncastled black king. M...
World Champion Match #10: Fischer-Gheorghiu (1970) flamingmonkey923 577 views This is the last video on my World Champion game series. Gherghiu blocks in his own pawn, and Fischer uses the space advantage to generate tremendous threats against the b...
World Champion Match #9: Petrosian - Nielsen (1960) flamingmonkey923 244 views Nielsen weakens his kingside early, and Petrosian keeps the pressure on and crushes him.
World Champion Match #8: Kasparov - Timman (1995) flamingmonkey923 852 views Timman develops his minor pieces to precarious squares, in the Slav. Kasparov punishes him accordingly. Feel free to add any questions, comments or suggestions.
World Champion Match #7: Spassky - Osnos (1963) flamingmonkey923 807 views Osnos gets greedy and takes a pawn in the opening. This allows Spassky to develop his pieces quickly and get a good grip on the center, which in turn gives great attacking...
World Champion Match #6: Botvinik - Keres (1948) flamingmonkey923 776 views Botvinik takes control of the center and tramples Keres in 23 moves. Don't play passively, and don't give your opponent complete control of the center. Also compare the...

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There's not much to describe here. My videos are what they are, I'm probably going to be doing too many different types of them to really categorize. A few chess videos, maybe some responses to political or religious vlogs here and there. We'll see where it goes.

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