Article Number
LOHANTSE
Author
The Symmetrical English
256 pages, paperback, Gambit, 1. edition 2000
Discontinued
The Symmetrical systems of the English Opening constitute a large and important area of modern chess opening theory. The strategic variety to be found within this book is staggering: from the sedate Symmetrical Variation to the wild gambit lines of the Anti-Benoni, and almost everything in between!
This book provides detailed coverage of the theory of all lines stemming from 1.c4 c5. It includes many variations that often arise from different openings entirely, such as the Semi-Tarrasch, or when White avoids Benko or Benoni. A particular highlight is the discussion of the Hedgehog, which is a popular workhorse for many tournament players, as it enables Black to play for a win without taking undue risks. Throughout the book, though, Hansen shows that in many lines regarded by a lot of players as boring and uninteresting, there is plenty of scope to liven the game up, if one is familiar with the subtleties.
This book provides detailed coverage of the theory of all lines stemming from 1.c4 c5. It includes many variations that often arise from different openings entirely, such as the Semi-Tarrasch, or when White avoids Benko or Benoni. A particular highlight is the discussion of the Hedgehog, which is a popular workhorse for many tournament players, as it enables Black to play for a win without taking undue risks. Throughout the book, though, Hansen shows that in many lines regarded by a lot of players as boring and uninteresting, there is plenty of scope to liven the game up, if one is familiar with the subtleties.
The Symmetrical systems of the English Opening constitute a large and important area of modern chess opening theory. The strategic variety to be found within this book is staggering: from the sedate Symmetrical Variation to the wild gambit lines of the Anti-Benoni, and almost everything in between!
This book provides detailed coverage of the theory of all lines stemming from 1.c4 c5. It includes many variations that often arise from different openings entirely, such as the Semi-Tarrasch, or when White avoids Benko or Benoni. A particular highlight is the discussion of the Hedgehog, which is a popular workhorse for many tournament players, as it enables Black to play for a win without taking undue risks. Throughout the book, though, Hansen shows that in many lines regarded by a lot of players as boring and uninteresting, there is plenty of scope to liven the game up, if one is familiar with the subtleties.
This book provides detailed coverage of the theory of all lines stemming from 1.c4 c5. It includes many variations that often arise from different openings entirely, such as the Semi-Tarrasch, or when White avoids Benko or Benoni. A particular highlight is the discussion of the Hedgehog, which is a popular workhorse for many tournament players, as it enables Black to play for a win without taking undue risks. Throughout the book, though, Hansen shows that in many lines regarded by a lot of players as boring and uninteresting, there is plenty of scope to liven the game up, if one is familiar with the subtleties.
| EAN | 9781901983401 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 320 g |
| Manufacturer | Gambit |
| Width | 14.5 cm |
| Height | 21 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 2000 |
| Author | Carsten Hansen |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 1 |
| ISBN-10 | 1901983404 |
| ISBN-13 | 9781901983401 |
| Pages | 256 |
| Binding | paperback |
| Diagrams | 260 |