Ideas Behind the Modern Chess Openings Gary Lane
Publisher: B.T. Batsford

Carls Planet - Chess - More - Carl's Planet This section is dedicated to reviewing chess books but will include related items such. Publisher: Batsford; (April 1, 2003) ISBN: 0713487127. Playing countless game, learning tactical and ending game; When occur in game, the opponent need to play with own idea and knowledge not base on his database; If the opponents know the opening, just 5 minute computer evaluation. Reti: Modern Ideas in Chess 21. Top level player choice; Play till reach novelty than fight with own style; Though- Need knowledge to understand the opening purpose; Need more time to study line and opening. Openings Ideas behind the Chess Openings GM Fine The Opening Game in Chess - GM Ludek Pachman How to Open a Chess Game Mastering the Chess Openings Vol 1 & 2. General Principles It is always true, though not always clear, that moves in the chess openings are based on certain definite ideas. After summarizing the most important positions with all their plans and some brief analysis it's time to leave the introduction-part behind and move on to serious business: “Step by Step”. Any double King's pawn It is, however, a useful system if you're building a general survey or compendium like “Modern Chess Openings” – or BCO, ECO and so forth. Reinfeld: British Chess Masters 20. By Gary Lane Paperback: 160 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.55 x 8.34 x 6.44. This pre-modern classification method has four basic elements: * The Open Game (1.e4 e5). The Golden Treasury of Chess (1943 1st ed.) 24. Quote: What do the following 5 books on the Chigorin recommend against the London System? And that's exactly what ChessBase is The idea is to gather experts in various fields of opening theory and to survey a number of openings in one compact form. Suetin: Modern Chess Opening Theory 23. Russ: Miniature Chess Problems 22. Ideas Behind Modern Chess Openings: Black; Gary Lane;. But slowly but surely he realized that the understanding of chess comes not with the study of opening lines, so he changed his focus to a subject, which already the old soviet masters regarded as the most important phase of the game: the endgame!