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A Cunning Chess Opening For Black Lure Your Opponent Into The Philidor Swamp Kasparov

SKU: BELL-55543982

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A Cunning Chess Opening For Black Lure Your Opponent Into The Philidor Swamp Kasparov instant download after payment.

Publisher: New In Chess

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.92 MB

Pages: 288

Author: Kasparov, Sergey

ISBN: 9789056915933, 9056915932

Language: English

Year: 2015

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A Cunning Chess Opening For Black Lure Your Opponent Into The Philidor Swamp Kasparov by Kasparov, Sergey 9789056915933, 9056915932 instant download after payment.

Grandmaster Sergey Kasparov presents an original and shrewd opening for Black against 1.e4, the most popular opening move among amateurs. After Black's third move, White is confronted with a stark choice: either to continue on the road of the calm Philidor Defence, or to immediately gain almost two tempi by forcing Black into an endgame that looks better for White, if not close to winning. This second option, however, is a treacherous road. White will walk into the Philidor Swamp in which he runs a big risk of getting stuck. Sergey Kasparov's style is fresh and humorous. He does not bother the amateur reader with variations of 15 or 20 moves deep, but concentrates on the plans and counterplans for both Black and White.