Learning from World Champions: A Spectacular Intuitive Attack by Magnus Carlsen by GM Kosintseva

Carlsen plays a long, complex combination. Beautiful because it begins on one side of the board, shifts gradually to the other, to destroy the Black King. Example of dynamic thinking, coordination of pieces, and keeping the initiative with a series of forcing moves.

Link https://www.chesslecture.com/video.php?id=5430

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Not All Who Wander Are Lost! Even in the middlegame, the king can be a fighting piece, as you'll see in A Brilliant King Walk by FM Dennis Monokroussos
https://freechessvideo.substack.com/p/not-all-who-wander-are-lost?

Even with the queens traded off, it’s rarely a good idea to send one’s king up the middle of a board full of pieces. And yet that’s just what the very strong Russian grandmaster Nikita Vitiugov did in a recent game. And the result was brilliant. #Chess #FMMonokroussos #FreeVideo