Slav: Move by Move
eBook - ePub

Slav: Move by Move

Move by Move

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eBook - ePub

Slav: Move by Move

Move by Move

About this book

This is a new series which provides an ideal platform to study chess openings. By continually challenging the reader to answer probing questions throughout the book, Move by Move greatly encourages the learning and practising of vital skills just as much as the traditional assimilation of opening knowledge. Carefully selected questions and answers are designed to keep you actively involved, and allow you to monitor your progress as you learn. This is an excellent way to study any chess opening and at the same time improve your general chess skills and knowledge.In this book, Cyrus Lakdawala examines the universally popular Slav Defence which has been his main choice against 1 d4 for many years. Here he shares his experience and knowledge of his favorite opening, presents a repertoire for Black and provides answers to all the key questions.*Essential guidance and training in the Slav*Includes a Slav repertoire for Black*Incorporates an ideal approach to opening study

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Information

Publisher
Popular Chess
eBook ISBN
9781857447408
Year
2011

Table of contents

  1. Series Foreword
  2. Bibliography
  3. Introduction
  4. 1 The Mainline Dutch Variation
  5. 2 6 Ne5
  6. 3 6 Nh4
  7. 4 The Geller Gambit
  8. 5 Fifth Move Alternatives
  9. 6 4 e3 Lines and 3 Nc3 dxc4
  10. 7 Fourth Move Alternatives
  11. 8 The Exchange Slav
  12. 9 Slav Versus Réti and King’s Indian Attack
  13. Index of Games
  14. Anand.V-Kramnik.V, World Championship (Game 7), Bonn 2008
  15. Buhmann.R-Akopian.V, Mainz (rapid) 2009
  16. Carlsen.M-Bu.X, Cap d'Agde (rapid) 2008
  17. Cyborowski.L-Fressinet.L, German League 2009
  18. David.A-Grischuk.A, French League 2003
  19. Deep Fritz 10-Kramnik.V, Man vs. Machine Duel, Bonn 2006
  20. Eljanov.P-Giri.A, European Club Cup, Ohrid 2009
  21. Ernst.S-Sokolov.I, Netherlands League 2005
  22. Garcia Ilundain.D-Miles.A, Escaldes Zonal 1998
  23. Goldin.A-Bareev.E, World Team Championship, Beersheva 2005
  24. Gulko.B-Lakdawala.C, US Championship, La Jolla 2004
  25. Gulko.B-Scherbakov.R, Helsinki 1992
  26. Hillarp Persson.T-Giri.A, Sigeman & Co, Malmo 2010
  27. Inarkiev.E-Shirov.A, Poikovsky 2008
  28. Ivanisevic.I-Sokolov.I, Croatian Team Championship, Sibenik 2008
  29. Kahn.E-Portisch.L, Hungarian League 2003
  30. Korchnoi.V-Hübner.R, Chicago 1982
  31. Kraai.J-Bareev.E, World Open, Philadelphia 2009
  32. Lenderman.A-Sadvakasov.D, Foxwoods Open, Ledyard 2009
  33. Llanes Hurtado.M-Rublevsky.S, Spanish Championship, Lugo 2006
  34. Magerramov.E-Sakaev.K, Dubai 2003
  35. Mamedyarov.S-Topalov.V, Benidorm (rapid) 2003
  36. Morozevich.A-Ivanchuk.V, Wijk aan Zee 2009
  37. Morshedi.A-Lakdawala.C, Gambito (rapid), San Diego 2008
  38. Nisipeanu.L-Postny.E, French League 2008
  39. Nyback.T-Ivanchuk.V, European Championship, Antalya 2004
  40. Polugaevsky.L-Torre.E, London 1984
  41. Ponomariov.R-Gelfand.B, FIDE World Cup, Khanty Mansiysk (blitz playoff) 2009
  42. Radjabov.T-Kramnik.V, Monte Carlo (blindfold) 2007
  43. Réti.R-Lasker.E, New York 1924
  44. Saidy.A-Lakdawala.C, Memorial Day Classic (rapid), Los Angeles 1998
  45. Sasikiran.K-Rublevsky.S, Foros 2007
  46. Shulman.Y-Lakdawala.C, Koltanowski Memorial, San Francisco 2000