Article Number
LOSCISMRR
Author
Sicilian - Modern Richter Rauzer
59 pages, paperback, Chess Enterprises, 1. edition 1986
Discontinued
This study considers the Modern Richter-Rauzer in the ever popular Sicilian Defense. These lines are those without 6...e6 followed by Bf8-e7. This variation has been played by Sämisch, Larsen, Stein, Tal, Averbakh, Hartston, and other leading masters. It is a fully playable system with activity for both sides. This book incorporates recent developments in the theory of the lines, and will be valuable for study by the serious tournament player.
This study considers the Modern Richter-Rauzer in the ever popular Sicilian Defense. These lines are those without 6...e6 followed by Bf8-e7. This variation has been played by Sämisch, Larsen, Stein, Tal, Averbakh, Hartston, and other leading masters. It is a fully playable system with activity for both sides. This book incorporates recent developments in the theory of the lines, and will be valuable for study by the serious tournament player.
| EAN | 0931462517 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 100 g |
| Manufacturer | Chess Enterprises |
| Width | 13.5 cm |
| Height | 20.9 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 1986 |
| Author | Eric Schiller |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 1 |
| ISBN-10 | 0931462517 |
| Pages | 59 |
| Binding | paperback |
05 1 Introduction
07 2 6 Bd7: Introduction and Rare 7th moves
15 3 7 Qd3!? (non-transposing)
18 4 7 Be2!
20 5 7 Qd2 Rc8: Introduction
26 6 7 Qd2 Rc8: Main Lines
33 7 Gulko - Fedorowicz Variation 6...Qb6
45 8 Pseudo-Dragon System 6...g6
48 9 Pseudo-Najdorf Systems 6...a6
50 10 Repertoire Notes
56 References
57 Index of Players
58 Index of Variations
07 2 6 Bd7: Introduction and Rare 7th moves
15 3 7 Qd3!? (non-transposing)
18 4 7 Be2!
20 5 7 Qd2 Rc8: Introduction
26 6 7 Qd2 Rc8: Main Lines
33 7 Gulko - Fedorowicz Variation 6...Qb6
45 8 Pseudo-Dragon System 6...g6
48 9 Pseudo-Najdorf Systems 6...a6
50 10 Repertoire Notes
56 References
57 Index of Players
58 Index of Variations