Meeting 1d4
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Meeting 1d4

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Meeting 1d4

About this book

Unhappy that you're reaching passive or difficult positions with Black? Fed up with having to learn many different defences to all of White's attacks? Then this book is the answer to your problems! International Master Jacob Aagaard and Esben Lund provide an all-in-one solution to the popular opening move 1 d4 and other White systems that do not involve 1 e4. The lines suggested are based around the Tarrasch Defence (1 d4 d5 2 c4 e6 3 Nc3 c5) and are easy to learn, fun to play and promise the black player dynamic counterplay. This book is especially useful for players who have neither the time nor inclination to learn reams of the latest opening theory. Throughout this work, Aagaard & Lund delve into the strategies, ideas and tactics for Black, while also showing the possible traps and pitfalls.

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Publisher
Popular Chess
Year
2002
eBook ISBN
9781781942864

Table of contents

  1. Introduction
  2. 1 Tarrasch Defence: Main Line with 9 Bg5 cxd4 10 Nxd4 h6
  3. 2 Tarrasch Defence: Main Line with 9 Bg5 c4
  4. 3 Tarrasch Defence: Main Line with 9 dxc5
  5. 4 Tarrasch Defence: Other Ninth Moves
  6. 5 Tarrasch Defence: Sixth Move Alternatives
  7. 6 Tarrasch Defence: Fifth Move Alternatives
  8. 7 Tarrasch Defence: The Hennig-Schara Gambit
  9. 8 Tarrasch Defence: 3 Nf3 Systems
  10. 9 Other Systems after 1 d4 d5
  11. 10 Reti Systems
  12. 11 Less Important First Moves
  13. Index of Complete Games
  14. Adams-Bareev, Hastings 1991/92
  15. Anand-Karpov, Lausanne (matchgame 8) 1998
  16. Azmaiparashvili-Marjanovic, Yerevan 1989
  17. Bareev-Lobron, Dortmund 1995
  18. Becq-Sokolov.A, Metz 2001
  19. Beliavsky-Illescas Cordoba, Linares 1990
  20. Belikov-Aagaard, Pinsk 1993
  21. Bronstein-Marjanovic, Kirovakan 1978
  22. Browne-Vera, Linares 1992
  23. Christiansen-Kaidanov, US Championship 1993
  24. Conquest-Luther, Olot 1994
  25. Damaso-Frois, Porto 2000
  26. Delitzsch-Seitaj, Hania 1995
  27. Djurhuus-Borge, Reykjavik 1996
  28. Djuric-Adianto, San Francisco 1987
  29. Ftacnik-Netusil, Czech League 1996
  30. Garcia Gonzales-Braga, Bayamo 1984
  31. Gelfand-Illescas Cordoba, Wijk aan Zee 1993
  32. Grünberg-Brunner, Berlin 1989
  33. Gulko-Lputian, Riga 1985
  34. Hodgson-Godena, Mondariz 2000
  35. Hort-Kasparov, Cologne 1988
  36. Ivanchuk-Marjanovic, Yerevan 1989
  37. Kasparov-Illescas Cordoba, Linares 1990
  38. Kharlov-Berelovich, Minsk 1998
  39. King-Chandler, Reykjavik 1984
  40. King-Yusupov, German Bundesliga 1994
  41. Kovacevic-Vaganian, Hastings 1982/83
  42. Larsen-Petrosian, Buenos Aires 1979
  43. Luce-Mozny, Prague 1992