A Chess Opening Repertoire for Blitz & Rapid: Sharp, Surprising and Forcing Lines for Black and White by Evgeny Sveshnikov, Vladimir Sveshnikov

A Chess Opening Repertoire for Blitz & Rapid: Sharp, Surprising and Forcing Lines for Black and White Evgeny Sveshnikov, Vladimir Sveshnikov ebook
ISBN: 9789056916039
Page: 416
Publisher: New in Chess
Format: pdf

Countdown to Black Friday Deals Week The Veresov is a flexible opening and White may choose lines that are either positional or tactical in nature. PreOrder New In Chess: A Chess Opening Repertoire for Blitz & Rapid. For his part, Short defended wonderfully in the match's opening Rapid round. A Chess Opening Repertoire for Blitz & Rapid : Sharp, Surprising and Forcing Lines for Black and White. White can either play natural moves and force Black to find some difficult play or the Winawer you will have to learn lots and lots of theory in many, many sharp lines. The lines suggested against 1.e4 using the Sicilian with 1 c5 is not to my taste. After replying with Bezgodov's conclusion is that there is no clear and compelling way for White to reach an advantage. While as Black I have some issues as to play the Sicilian or the Caro Kann. A Chess Opening Repertoire for Blitz & Rapid: Sharp, Surprising and Forcing Lines for. Sveshnikov, Evgeny/ Sveshnikov, Vladimir. A Chess Opening Repertoire for Blitz Rapid by Sveshnikov - Publisher New in Chess, 2015, Pages "Sharp, Surprising and Forcing Lines for Black and White". Alexey Bezgodov provides a complete chess opening repertoire for Black against 1.d4. The 2nd surprise line (mostly for blitz/rapid) will be 2. A Chess Opening Repertoire for Blitz & Rapid: Sharp, Surprising and Forcing Lines for Black and White. Items 1 - 10 of 135 A complete and surprising chess opening repertoire for Black against 1.d4. The Double Queen's Gambit: A Surprise Weapon for Black. Good for a tactical game, but black is really playing with fire if White knows his lines. Dueling through one Rapid game of chess followed by four Blitz “It's easy for me to play the sharp game, where I see the straight lines,” Kasparov said.