[Download] Beating Unusual Chess Openings: Dealing With The English, Réti, King's Indian Attack And Other Annoying Systems (Everyman Chess)
• Richard Palliser •
| #1094738 in Books | Everyman Chess | 2007-02-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.00 x6.00 x.50l,.95 | File Name: 1857444299 | 224 pages |
||16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.| Confidence against "unusual" openings.|By Wallace H. Hannum|First of all, Palliser is a good writer who clearly takes his job seriously. This book is well-researched and basically fantastic.
The lines he recommends tend to be logical and precise. He doesn't offer a lot of speculative or "double-edged" responses, but often goes with the theoretical main line. Th|From the Back Cover|
Beating Unusual Chess Openings is a godsend to those chess players fed up with struggling against all opening moves other than White's main two: 1 e4 and 1 d4. From the respectable (English Openi
You may be happy with your main openings – sorted with the Sicilian and content with the King's Indian – but are you afraid of the unknown? Do you fall to pieces if your opponent plays something strange in the opening? Here's some good news... Beating Unusual Chess Openings is a godsend to those chess players fed up with struggling against all opening moves other than White's main two: 1 e4 and 1 d4. From the res... [PDF.av62] Beating Unusual Chess Openings: Dealing With The English, Réti, King's Indian Attack And Other Annoying Systems (Everyman Chess) Rating: 3.90 (785 Votes)
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