Secrets of Opening Surprises vol.2 - 2nd hand

Tired of main lines? Shock your opponent with an SOS!

Contents
1 Jeroen Bosch: The SOS Files
2 Ian Rogers: Refining Fischer’s Plan
3 Alexander Beliavsky: Destroying the Benoni Wall
4 Maxim Notkin: When I was Young
5 Jeroen Bosch: Morozevich’s Pet Line in the Albin
6 Michal Krasenkow: The Dutch in the English?
7 Dorian Rogozenko: Follow the Experts
8 Jeroen Bosch: Let’s wait and see: 3...h6 in the French
9 Sergei Movsesian: Play like a Beginner
10 Dimitri Reinderman: The Haberditz Variation
11 Jeroen Bosch: Get the Edge on the Budapest
12 Igor Glek: Gambit Lines in the Glek Variation
13 Jeroen Bosch: Beating the Van Geet
14 Dorian Rogozenko: A Latvian Speciality vs the Dragon
15 Mihai Grünberg: It is Better Playing White
16 Glenn Flear: The Solid but Tricky Fianchetto Spanish
17 Jonathan Rowson: The Improved Nadanian

• Casa editrice New in Chess
• Code 5377us
• Anno 2004
• Pagine p. 142
• Isbn 90-5691-132-5