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Bent Larsen was one of the most influential chess players of the 20th century. He was a four-time Candidate for the World Championship and the first westerner to seriously challenge the Soviet Union's post-war dominance of the game. Larsen was admired by fans for his creative and combative style. He was a risk-taker who always sought complex positions. He felt completely at home in defense and was an opportunistic attacker. While other grandmasters would shy away from offbeat openings, Larsen would embrace and develop them. In this book, former American Open Champion Cyrus Lakdawala studies his favourite Larsen games and examines Larsen's skills in the key areas of attack and defense, initiative, exploiting imbalances, accumulating advantages and endgame play. He demonstrates clearly how we can all improve by learning from Larsen's play. Move by Move provides an ideal platform to study chess. By continually challenging the reader to answer probing questions throughout the book, the Move by Move format greatly encourages the learning and practicing of vital skills just as much as the traditional assimilation of 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 improve your chess skills and knowledge. Ā·Learn from the games of a chess legend Ā·Important ideas absorbed by continued practice Ā·Utilizes an ideal approach to chess study
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Publisher
Popular ChessYear
2015eBook ISBN
9781781942031Table of contents
- About the Author
- Bibliography
- Series Foreword
- Introduction
- 1 Larsen on the Attack
- 2 Larsen on Defence and Counterattack
- 3 Larsen on the Dynamic Element
- 4 Larsen on Exploiting Imbalances
- 5 Larsen on Accumulating Advantages
- 6 Larsen in the Endgame
- Index of Opponents
- Bernstein.O-Larsen.B, Amsterdam Olympiad 1954
- Bobotsov.M-Larsen.B, Büsum 1969
- Bronstein.D-Larsen.B, Amsterdam Interzonal 1964
- Bronstein.D-Larsen.B, Belgrade 1964
- Evans.L.M-Larsen.B, San Antonio 1972
- Fischer.R.J-Larsen.B, Palma de Mallorca Interzonal 1970
- Fischer.R.J-Larsen.B, Piatigorsky Cup, Santa Monica 1966
- Flohr.S-Larsen.B, Copenhagen 1966
- Geller.E-Larsen.B, Monte Carlo 1967
- Gipslis.A-Larsen.B, Sousse Interzonal 1967
- Gligoric.S-Larsen.B, Capablanca Memorial, Havana 1967
- Ivkov.B-Larsen.B, Beverwijk 1964
- Jimenez Zerquera.E-Larsen.B, Palma de Mallorca 1967
- Karpov.A-Larsen.B, Montreal 1979
- Karpov.A-Larsen.B, Tilburg 1980
- Kasparov.G-Larsen.B, Tilburg 1981
- Larsen.B-Andersson.U, Bugojno 1982
- Larsen.B-Botvinnik.M, Leiden 1970
- Larsen.B-Bronstein.D, Moscow 1962
- Larsen.B-Byrne.D, San Antonio 1972
- Larsen.B-Gligoric.S, Moscow Olympiad 1956
- Larsen.B-Ivkov.B, Palma de Mallorca 1967
- Larsen.B-Kavalek.L, Lugano 1970
- Larsen.B-Korchnoi.V, Phillips & Drew, London 1980
- Larsen.B-Kraidman.Y, Manila 1974
- Larsen.B-Petrosian.T.V, Piatigorsky Cup, Santa Monica 1966
- Larsen.B-Petrosian.T.V, Portoroz Interzonal 1958
- Larsen.B-Polugaevsky.L, Le Havre 1966
- Larsen.B-Portisch.L, Amsterdam Interzonal 1964
- Larsen.B-Portisch.L, Biel Interzonal 1976
- Larsen.B-Portisch.L, Manila 1974
- Larsen.B-Saidy.A, San Antonio 1972