The Black Knights' Tango /A

A new opening which enables Black to call the tune!
Bamboozle your opponents from the very start of the game with this little known but perfectly sound opening which has considerable surprise value. Virtually unknown to most players, the Black Knights' Tango is one of the few chess openings which enables Black to fight for the initiative from the very start of the game. Played by top US Grandmasters including Benjamin, Shabalov and Dzindzichashvili, the 'Tango' received the highest vote of confidence when the US champion Alex Yermolinsky played it against Garry Kasparov at the Chess Olympiad in 1996.
International Master Georgi Orlov is a leading American player and analyst who has played the Tango for over 10 years, and has been instrumental in its growth in popularity. Now his secrets, including much original analysis, are published in this book. As well as in-depth coverage of lines which are unique to the Tango, Orlov presents a complete repertoire for Black in those variations which transpose to other openings.

A new opening which enables Black to call the tune!
Bamboozle your opponents from the very start of the game with this little known but perfectly sound opening which has considerable surprise value. Virtually unknown to most players, the Black Knights' Tango is one of the few chess openings which enables Black to fight for the initiative from the very start of the game. Played by top US Grandmasters including Benjamin, Shabalov and Dzindzichashvili, the 'Tango' received the highest vote of confidence when the US champion Alex Yermolinsky played it against Garry Kasparov at the Chess Olympiad in 1996.
International Master Georgi Orlov is a leading American player and analyst who has played the Tango for over 10 years, and has been instrumental in its growth in popularity. Now his secrets, including much original analysis, are published in this book. As well as in-depth coverage of lines which are unique to the Tango, Orlov presents a complete repertoire for Black in those variations which transpose to other openings.