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LODUNTUKIA
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The Ultimate King's Indian Attack
176 pages, paperback, Batsford Chess, 2. edition 1998, first edition 1993
Discontinued
A flexible and dynamic opening set-up
The King's Indian Attack was a favourite of the great Bobby Fischer and is recommended by the world-famous chess trainer Mark Dvoretsky as a good basis for building an opening repertoire.
This opening is ideal for players who want to master a system based on thematic ideas rather than try to memorise a series of unrelated variations. Its promises a dynamic and interesting middlegame position with plenty of attacking chances.
In this, the ultimate work on this opening, the author gives a full and helpful explanation of the ideas and plans for both sides as well as providing authoritative theoretical coverage of all the important lines.
Angus Dunnington is a young English International Master who is leading expert on the King's Indian Attack and related openings. He is chess correspondent for The Yorkshire Post and an expert trainer. This is his fifth book for Batsford.
The King's Indian Attack was a favourite of the great Bobby Fischer and is recommended by the world-famous chess trainer Mark Dvoretsky as a good basis for building an opening repertoire.
This opening is ideal for players who want to master a system based on thematic ideas rather than try to memorise a series of unrelated variations. Its promises a dynamic and interesting middlegame position with plenty of attacking chances.
In this, the ultimate work on this opening, the author gives a full and helpful explanation of the ideas and plans for both sides as well as providing authoritative theoretical coverage of all the important lines.
Angus Dunnington is a young English International Master who is leading expert on the King's Indian Attack and related openings. He is chess correspondent for The Yorkshire Post and an expert trainer. This is his fifth book for Batsford.
A flexible and dynamic opening set-up
The King's Indian Attack was a favourite of the great Bobby Fischer and is recommended by the world-famous chess trainer Mark Dvoretsky as a good basis for building an opening repertoire.
This opening is ideal for players who want to master a system based on thematic ideas rather than try to memorise a series of unrelated variations. Its promises a dynamic and interesting middlegame position with plenty of attacking chances.
In this, the ultimate work on this opening, the author gives a full and helpful explanation of the ideas and plans for both sides as well as providing authoritative theoretical coverage of all the important lines.
Angus Dunnington is a young English International Master who is leading expert on the King's Indian Attack and related openings. He is chess correspondent for The Yorkshire Post and an expert trainer. This is his fifth book for Batsford.
The King's Indian Attack was a favourite of the great Bobby Fischer and is recommended by the world-famous chess trainer Mark Dvoretsky as a good basis for building an opening repertoire.
This opening is ideal for players who want to master a system based on thematic ideas rather than try to memorise a series of unrelated variations. Its promises a dynamic and interesting middlegame position with plenty of attacking chances.
In this, the ultimate work on this opening, the author gives a full and helpful explanation of the ideas and plans for both sides as well as providing authoritative theoretical coverage of all the important lines.
Angus Dunnington is a young English International Master who is leading expert on the King's Indian Attack and related openings. He is chess correspondent for The Yorkshire Post and an expert trainer. This is his fifth book for Batsford.
| EAN | 0713482222 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 225 g |
| Manufacturer | Batsford Chess |
| Width | 13.8 cm |
| Height | 21.5 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 1998 |
| Author | Angus Dunnington |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 2 |
| ISBN-10 | 0713482222 |
| Year of First Edition | 1993 |
| Pages | 176 |
| Binding | paperback |