Lemos actually is an experienced French player, but I don't know how much of a difference that makes to the DVD quality. We can at least expect the lines to be well chosen and form a coherent repertoire?
From their promo email and website I pieced together at least some of the repertoire:
Advance: 4...Qb6 (to remove Kupreichik's 4...Nc6 5.Be3 from the equation) followed by 5...Nc6
- 6.Be2 cxd4 7.cxd4 Nge7, which seems to be a very accurate move order.
- 6.a3: No idea yet, but do tell me if someone knows. I notice he has gone for the closed 6...c4 7.Nbd2 Na5 in an earlier video series, but I don't like those positions. So if it's that line again I will probably pass on this.
Tarrasch: 3...c5 intending ...Qxd5, but no clue as to Lemos' preferred retreat square for her majesty in the main line (d6, d7 or d8?)
3.Nc3: The Winawer with 4...b6 was mentioned in the email, but I'm not sure if that's the sole recommendation (or even a recommendation at all - maybe it's just Lemos showing off an exciting game of his against Nabaty).
P. S.: If anyone needs proof that Lemos doesn't write his own blurbs, I give you this comment to
1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. Nd2:
Quote:Also optional is 3. Nc3 but this is met by Bb4 from black and this is not so good for white.