Yearbook 104
Many Grandmasters
Gelfand pushes Anand around in the Chebanenko Slav
Fabiano Caruana shows class with a model Grunfeld win
Description
Forum Readers from all over the world join in discussions on previous Surveys. Titled players, correspondence players and club players shed their light on opening developments and search for the truth together. With contributions by Alexander Bangiev, Arthur van de Oudeweetering, Pavel Martynov, Ahmed Odeev and many others. Columns In his Opening Takes, Joel Benjamin looks at important tendencies in the latest top tournaments, and Alexey Kuzmin collects the most important novelties from the Tal Memorial in Moscow. Book Reviews In this issue’s Reviews Glenn Flear checks three opening books that have in common that, instead of detailed computer analysis where things can easily go wrong, they offer solid solutions: ``The Berlin Defence`` by Igor Lysyj & Roman Ovetchkin, ``Slay the Sicilian`` by Tim Taylor, and ``The Modern French`` by Dejan Antic and Branimir Maksimovic. He also takes a peek at Arkady Naiditsch’s new Chess Evolution series. Surveys Sicilian Defence - Najdorf Variation 6.Bg5 - SI 9.7 - Vilela Sicilian Defence - Najdorf Variation 6.Be3 - SI 14.8 - Cabrera Pino Sicilian Defence - Dragon Variation 9.g4 - SI 17.3 - Olthof Sicilian Defence - Dragon Variation 9.Bc4 - SI 18.3 - Rojas Keim Sicilian Defence - Rossolimo Variation 3...Nd4 - SI 31.1 - Ikonnikov French Defence - Chatard-Alekhine Attack 6.h4 - FR 6.2 - Eingorn Caro-Kann Defence - Classical Variation 4...Bf5 - CK 12.3 - Tuncer Ruy Lopez - Jaenisch Variation 5...Nf6 - RL 6.6 - Tiviakov Ruy Lopez - Delayed Cozio Variation 4...Nge7 - RL 9.1 - Van de Oudeweetering Ruy Lopez - The Accelerated Gajewski 9...d5 - RL 17.2 - Kaufman Various Openings - Sokolsky Opening 1.b4 - VO 10.1-5 - De Dovitiis Slav Defence - Early Divergences 4.Qc2 - SL 1.4 - Palliser Slav Defence - Alapin Variation 7.f3 Bb4 - SL 4.3 - Wang Sheng/Tay Slav Defence - Chebanenko Variation 5.e3 - SL 8.1 - I. Almasi Slav Defence - Chebanenko Variation 5.e3 - SL 8.1 - I. Almasi Tarrasch Defence - Rubinstein Variation 6.g3 - TD 4.10-14 - Aagaard/Ntirlis Catalan Opening - Open Variation 6...dc4 - CA 5.5 - Scherbakov Nimzo-Indian Defence - Rubinstein Variation 8...Bd7 - NI 5.12 - Lukacs/Hazai Queen’s Indian Defence - QI 4.Bd2 Bd2 Line - QI 1.2 - Antic Grünfeld Indian Defence - Exchange Variation 7.Bb5 - GI 4.1 - Finkel Grünfeld Indian Defence - Flohr’s 4.Nf3 Bg7 5.Qa4 - GI 7.4 - Vegh King`s Indian Defence - Fianchetto Variation 3.g3 - KI 71.6 - Lemos Sarro Benoni Defence - Benko Gambit 4.Bg5 - BI 18.4 - Grivas Benoni Defence - Benko Gambit 5.b6 - BI 23.14 - Fogarasi Dutch Defence - Early Sidelines 4.h4 - HD 5.14 - Pliester English Opening - Rubinstein-Botvinnik System 6.Bg5 - EO 8.9+10 - Sulskis/Sakalauskas English Opening - Symmetrical Variation 3...g6 - EO 34.3 - A. Kuzmin
Information
- Casa editrice New in Chess
- Code 02104
- Anno 2012
- Pagine p. 250