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Ideas Behind the Modern Chess Openings by Gary Lane

Ideas Behind the Modern Chess Openings Gary Lane ebook
Page: 178
Publisher: B.T. Batsford
Format: pdf
ISBN: 0713487127, 9780713487121

~60 Exercises ( the Book is highly related to HTRYC); Pawn structure chess; The ideas behind the chess openings; My System I think this book was brilliant at its time. Secrets of modern chess strategy. Solving problems competition 60. This is the all-time chess classic of Aron Nimzowitsch, now provided in algebraic notation and updated to modern understandable English. For example, assuming that we can agree that ideas, tactical motifs, and positional patterns for strengths and weakness are more important in one's knowledge of an opening system than concrete lines, what happens if we misapply something? Horowitz is “Modern Ideas In The Chess Openings, ” but that is way too long for this review's title, so we'll just call it “Modern Ideas,” shall we? He adds ideas that are new to me and reminds me of some ideas I forgot. It's easy Grandmaster Mark Taimanov pioneered the whole modern interpretation of the Paulsen Sicilian complex, but then went off on an eccentric and very interesting tangent with lines that include Nge7. The full title of this book by I. Understanding The Chess Openings: How Modern Openings Are Played, A Comprehensive Guide by Sam Collins, book-understanding-openings. We have not looked closely at any of these modern editions. One month ago “The Blackmar-Diemer Gambit: A Modern Guide to a Fascinating Chess Opening” book by Christoph Scheerer was released. The above-mentioned Matt Goddard (Warwick, RI, USA) was one of several readers to propose The Ideas Behind the Chess Openings by Reuben Fine. Of particular value is the treatment of the psychological factors behind specific errors, and of the periods of relatively poor performance that affect every player from beginner to master. Chess Openings: Theory and Practice, by I.A. Horowitz (1964 ) This thick, one-volume opening book appeared a year or so before the famous 10th edition of Modern Chess Openings that was edited by Larry Evans, and it fell immediately under the shadow of its successor.