Play the Sicilian Kan:
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Play the Sicilian Kan:

A Dynamic And Flexible Repertoire For Black

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eBook - ePub

Play the Sicilian Kan:

A Dynamic And Flexible Repertoire For Black

About this book

The Kan is an ideal choice against 1 e4, as it is one of the easiest variations of the Sicilian to learn and play. It's relatively theory free, and success is more likely to occur through the understanding of development systems and a deep study of the tactical and positional ideas.In this book Johan Hellsten reveals his Kan secrets and shows how Black can play this opening with confidence. He provides the reader with a dependable repertoire, demonstrating what to do in the main lines as well as how to deal with White's tricky alternatives.

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Information

Publisher
Popular Chess
Year
2008
eBook ISBN
9781857447941

Table of contents

  1. Bibliography
  2. Preface
  3. Introduction
  4. 1 5 Nc3 Qc7: Introduction and 6th Move Sidelines
  5. 2 5 Nc3 Qc7 6 Bd3 Nf6 7 f4 and 7 Qe2
  6. 3 5 Nc3 Qc7 6 Bd3 Nf6 7 0-0 d6
  7. 4 5 Nc3 Qc7 6 Bd3 Nf6 7 0-0 Bc5
  8. 5 5 Nc3 Qc7 6 Be2
  9. 6 5 Nc3 Qc7 6 g3
  10. 7 5 Bd3 Bc5: Introduction and Set-ups without Nc3
  11. 8 5 Bd3 Bc5: Classical Set-ups
  12. 9 5 Bd3 Bc5: Maroczy Bind
  13. 10 5 c4 and Other 5th Moves
  14. Index of Games
  15. Antognini.F-Pikula.D, Swiss Championship, Scuol 2001
  16. Becerra.J-Serper.G, Las Vegas 2007
  17. Belov.V-Pugachov.A, Russia 2004 (analysis variation)
  18. Carlsson.P-Vallejo Pons.F, Calvia 2005
  19. Felgaer.R-Korneev.O, Malaga 2001
  20. Ganguly.S-Arencibia.W, Turin Olympiad 2006
  21. Glek.I-Lutz.C, German League 1992
  22. Gouliev.N-Sikula.V, Nancy 2007
  23. Hanoman.T-Hellsten.J, Rilton Cup, Stockholm 1996/97
  24. Hernandez.H-Arencibia.W, Santa Clara 2006
  25. Khakimov.T-Bryzgalin.K, Voronezh 2004
  26. Korchnoi.V-Taimanov.M, USSR Championship, Riga 1958
  27. Kritz.L-Horvath.Cs, Budapest 2004 (analysis variation)
  28. Landa.K-Tregubov.P, Russian Championship, Orel 1992
  29. Lenderman.A-Yudasin.L, New York (rapid) 2004
  30. Macieja.B-Hellsten.J, Chalkidiki 2003 (analysis variation)
  31. Manso.A-Vehi.V, Barbera 1997
  32. McShane.L-Epishin.V, Copenhagen 2002
  33. Mortensen.E-Adamski.J, Copenhagen 1998
  34. Najer.E-Landa.K, EuropeanClub Cup, Rethymnon 2003
  35. Naudier.S-Velikov.P, Besancon 2003
  36. Nijboer.F-Bosch.J, Leeuwarden 2002 (analysis variation)
  37. Ovetchkin.R-Kobalija.M, Moscow 1999
  38. Panjwani.R-Arencibia.W, Kitchener 2006
  39. Peng Xiaomin-Almasi.Z, FIDE World Championship, Las Vegas 1999
  40. Polgar.J-Polugaevsky.L, 5th Matchgame, Aruba 1991
  41. Ponomariov.R-Kramnik.V, Cap d’Agde (rapid) 2003
  42. Rohl.J-Zapata.A, Ubeda 1997
  43. Socko.B-Movsesian.S, German League 1996
  44. Sutovsky.E-Kveinys.A, Reykjavik 2006 (analysis variation)
  45. Svidler.P-Van Wely.L, European Team Championship, Gothenburg 2005