Chess Openings for White, Explained de Lev Alburt, Roman Dzindzichashvili et Eugene Pereshteyn
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"Every chess player needs a set of openings he can trust. Chess Openings for White, Explained gives you a complete repertoire of carefully selected, interrelated openings to show you how to win with White using Bobby Fischer's favorite first move, 1. e4.
Additionally, you get an informative review of every opening from White's point of view, even the ones not part of the book's repertoire.
This book, together with its companion volume, Chess Openings for White, Explained gives you the most thorough explanation of chess opening moves and ideas available.
This new, second edition has been completely revised and updated to reflect all of the latest changes, including ideas from theoretically important games, books, articles, and the authors' ongoing research."
Chess Openings for White, Explained. Winning with 1.e4
Lev Alburt, Roman Dzindzichashvili et Eugene Pereshteyn
Deuxième édition révisée et mise à jour
Chess Information and Research Center
2010
543 pages
CIR20190202
Fiche technique
- Langue
- anglais
- Contenu
- ouverture
- Exercices
- sans
- Niveau
- Joueurs occasionnels
Joueurs de club - ISBN
- 978-1-889323-20-6
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"Every chess player needs a set of openings he can trust. Chess Openings for White, Explained gives you a complete repertoire of carefully selected, interrelated openings to show you how to win with White using Bobby Fischer's favorite first move, 1. e4.
Additionally, you get an informative review of every opening from White's point of view, even the ones not part of the book's repertoire.
This book, together with its companion volume, Chess Openings for White, Explained gives you the most thorough explanation of chess opening moves and ideas available.
This new, second edition has been completely revised and updated to reflect all of the latest changes, including ideas from theoretically important games, books, articles, and the authors' ongoing research."