Things have been bustling here at ChessVideos.TV, with a slew of new videos from well-known producers like curtains and emerging fan favorites like IM FirePowah. In case you've missed some of what's been happening video-wise, here's a recap:

Curtains' free videos are always popular, and you might want to check out his effort against GM olimpus here as well as a game against FM cstevens here.

FirePowah has been a frequent and exciting poster. Check out his game against GM Dictator and another exciting game that according to one fan, "should be featured on the front page." Well now it is, so check it out!

Meanwhile, the ChessVideos.TV tourney is ongoing, with lots of exciting action. Check out andrewrun's game against gentlewhisper.

We wanted to provide a quick update with some recent goings-on in the forums. Curtains has been busy, with some very popular free videos (see, for example, his recent free video). Meanwhile, kamus has been at work on a wild series of Coffeehouse chess videos. See the humorous (and informative!) video on the Fred defense.

Zeitnotakrobat has been making videos analyzing some of his games and this one has been quite popular.

Lastly, the newest version of Steve Farmer's ongoing high-level coverage of the USCL is available here.

Thanks to all our video producers and be sure to rate their videos and let them know what you think in the comments!

After nearly six years, we have Dennis' final premium video, in which he examines your games and answers your questions. Dennis has put together a mammoth, nearly 100-minute effort, so there is something here for everyone. He covers openings ranging from the King's Indian Attack to the Tarrasch as well as a number of key middlegame and endgame ideas. As always, let us know what you think. And finally, a big thanks to Dennis, who has been a source of consistently awesome videos. ... [Read More]

In this week's video, Dennis presents the final episode in his series on the Quick Ruy. Dennis discusses the Breyer System, one of the Ruy's most important lines. There's a lot of content here, so pay close attention. Like last week's video, this is best watched with a couple breaks. As always, let us know what you ... [Read More]