Year: 2010
Genre: Chess
Developer: Chessbase
Publisher: ChessBase
System requirements: Pentium-Processor at 300 Mhz or higher, 64 MB RAM, Windows XP, Windows Vista, DVD drive, mouse, soundcard
Language: English only
Program module: ChessBase 9 Reader
Duration: 5 hours
Karsten Mueller's endgame course has already taken its place among the modern classics in the study of the endgame. While the first 4 DVD of the series were systematically organized according to the distribution of the material, Part 6 goes on to explain the general principles of the endgame started in Part 5. The principles discussed in this DVD are domination and prophylaxis, as not to be too hasty, zugzwang and schematic thinking.
Domination is the aim of the method, including the restriction. Gradually to keep the enemy on their toes and force to do the right moves - this is often a simple way to victory. Strategy for limiting individual figures shown with more emphasis on the preservation of a horse on a short leash. Prevention is a separate and very important way of thinking. Do you notice your opponent's ideas and plans at an early stage, so that you can retaliate in a timely manner. Principle not be too hasty to be respected not only during the endgame. Let Karsten Müller will show you the position that you have to take into account, in particular, how you should use them.
Zugzwang, on the other hand, is a typical phenomenon in the endgame. Important knowledge of techniques such as "Triangle" (triangulation) and the battle for extra pace, which are discussed in more detail. Schematic thinking is one of the few areas where people are still superior to the computer. But be careful! No amount of schematic thinking can never replace a specific calculation, and every rule has its exceptions. This DVD will help you learn what you need to watch out for.
Author: Since 1988 grandmaster Dr. Karsten Mueller from Hamburg in favor of Hamburger Schachklub in the Bundesliga and in 1996 and 1997 he finished third in the German Championship. As a world-renowned expert he is the author of the endgame column in the Journal of the endgame ChessBase and author of Endgame Corner column on ChessCafe.com.
GM Karsten Muller - Endgames Vol. 6
Intro
Chapter 5: Do Not Rush
05.01 Pawns Cannot Move Backwards: Bisquier,A - Mednis.E
05.02 The Art of Manoeuvring: Aseev.K - Inarkiev.E
05.03 Over-hasty Exchange: Topalov.V - Aronian.L
05.04 Missed Study-like Win: Rivas Pastor.M - Getfand.B
05.05 Kramnik's Technique: Kramnik.V - DamlianovicB
05.06 Waiting for the Right Moment: Lautier.J - LekoP
05.07 Intermediate Moves Part 1 Salov.V-Yudasin.L
05.08 Intermediate Moves Part 2 Mann.M - Dreev.A
05.09 Following Several Goals: Hansen!-Akesson.R
05.10 Play with the Whole Army Kramnik.V-Leko.P
05.11 Realization of an Advantage: Kramnik.V - ElianovP
05.12 Play Against Structural Weaknesses: JussupowA - Zhu Chen
Chapter 6: Prophylaxis
06.01 Repelling Enemy Threats: Grischuk,A- Malakhov,V
06.02 Preventing a Defensive Idea: Stellwaqen.D - Aqrest.E
06.03 An Incredibly Strong Corner Knight. Carlsen.M - Adams,M
06.04 Missed Counterplay Part 1: Andersson.U - Quinteros.M
06.05 Missed Counterplay Part 2: Hickl.J-Enders.P
06.06 Tactical Prophylaxis in the Defence Part 1: Dvoretskv
06.07 Tactical Prophylaxis in the Defence Part 2 Novikov.S - JakovenkoD
06.08 Sidestepping the Opponent. Voat.L-Van Mil.J
06.09 Play Against Weaknesses Part 1: Nikolic.P - Short.N
06.10 Play Against Weaknesses Part 2: Karpov.A - Milov.V
06.11 Play Against Weaknesses Part 3': Botvinnik.M - AlekhineA
06.12 Play Against Weaknesses Part 4: Rublevskv.S - Kasparov,G
Chapter 7: Dominance
07.01 The King in the Cage; Laznicka.V - Boloqan.V
07.02 The Rook Out-dances the Knight: Kamskv.G - Bacrot.E
07.03 The Bishop Dominates the Knight Ivanchuk.V - Gelfand.B
07.04 Georg Meier Dominates the Knight Part 1: Meier.G - Reinaldo Castineira.R
07.05 Georg Meier Dominates the Knight Part 2: Meier.G - Mirzoev.A
07.06 Queen and Bishop versus Queen and Knight: Ni Hua - Carlsen,M
07.07 Dominance of a Bishop: Sulskis S - Slekvs.E
07.08 In KarpoVs Hands: Karpov.A - LiuboievicL
07.09 Kramnik's Technique: Kramnik.V - Ponomanov.R
07.10 The Rook Dominates the Bishop Part 1: Draaun.K- LeniartA
07.11 The Rook Dominates the Bishop Part 2 Elkies
07.12 The Rook Dominates the Bishop Part 3: Muir.A - Erdoqdu.M
07.13 The Rook Gets Dominated Part 1: Carlsen.M - McShane.L
07.14 The Rook Gets Dominated Part 2: Gaiewski.G - Macieia.B
07.15 The Rook Gets Dominated Part 3: Larsen.B - Kavalek.L
07.16 The Queen Gets Dominated: Shirov.A - Anand.V
07.17 The Rook Fights versus Bishop and Knight. Malaniuk.V - Gelfand.B
07.18 The Bishop Pair Rules: Enalisch.B - Steinitz.W
07.19 Bishop and Knight versus Two Knights Part 1: Shirov.A - Kramnik.V
07.20 Bishop and Knight versus Two Knights Part 2: Kasimdzhanov.R - Zhang Penqxianq
Chapter 8: Zugzwang
08.01 Knight Endgames are like Pawn Endgames: Vaqanian.R - Pedersen.S
08.02 Gnvas' Knight Prevails: Cela.A - Grivas.E
08.03 The Knight's Achilles' Heel Part 1: Lubbe.N - Huschenbeth.N
08.04 The Knight's Achilles' Heel Part 2: Kramnik.V - Khalifman.A
08.05 Rook Endgame Technique Part 1. Paieken.W - Denisov,
08.06 Rook Endgame Technique Part 2: Andersson.U - Bunzmann.D
08.07 The Dance of the Kings: Gnqoriev.N
08.08 The Triangle Manoeuvre: Fahrni.H - Alapin.S
08.09 The Reserve Tempi: Griqoriev.N
Chapter 9: Thinking in Schemes
09.01 The Problem of Different-coloured Bishops: Trinoov.G - Smvslov.V
09.02 Target Positions: Grandelius,N - Hector.J
09.03 The Mystery Karpovvs Kasparov Part 1: Karpov - Kasparov
09.04 The Mystery Karpovvs Kasparov Part 2: Analysis of Karpov - Kasparov
09.05 The Mystery Karpovvs Kasparov Part 3: Dvoretskv after Karpov - Kasparov
09.06 Long-term Plans: Anand.V - Lputian,S
09.07 The Use of the Knight Part 1: CheparinovJ - Bu Xianqzhi
09.08 The Use of the Knight Part 2: BoloqanA/- PotkinA/
09.09 Exchange Matters: Ivanchuk.V - Aronian,L
09.10 Perspectives of the Rooks: Seirawan.Y - Kozul.Z
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