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Do you relish the prospect of setting your opponent awkward problems from the early start of the game? If so, you should just continue reading, for in the Bg5 Najdorf, it’s every man for himself, and only the best informed and most creative resourceful player survive. The Bg5 variation gives White very dangerous attacking ideas, and Blacks really needs to know a precise defense to come out of this variation alive. This book provides weapons that are ideal choices for those who revel in forcing opponents into chaotic and uncomfortable positions.Lukasz Jarmula, a player and writer of international caliber, will be your truthful guide!
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Do you relish the prospect of setting your opponent awkward problems from the early start of the game? If so, you should just continue reading, for in the Bg5 Najdorf, it’s every man for himself, and only the best informed and most creative resourceful player survive. The Bg5 variation gives White very dangerous attacking ideas, and Blacks really needs to know a precise defense to come out of this variation alive. This book provides weapons that are ideal choices for those who revel in forcing opponents into chaotic and uncomfortable positions.Lukasz Jarmula, a player and writer of international caliber, will be your truthful guide!
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The spirit of Indian Defenses is based on flexibility and harmony. Most of the lines are positional, not tactical in character. While playing Black, you have to accept that occasionally you will not equalize, or get surprised or out-prepared. Learning the material from this book should sharply limit the extent of such instances, thus improving your overall results.Finally, I have an important piece of advice: remember about color strategy! The Bogo-Indian is mainly based on dark-squared control, while the Nimzo-Indian does so on the light squares. In case you forget what to do, this may prove a very useful guideline when choosing a move.
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The fundamental purpose of Black’s aggressive and provocative move with the d-pawnis to create immediate central tension and to exploit the latent power of thequeen on her starting square. Remember Lasker’s observation: "Black’s idea is tomake use of the great fighting power of the queen in the opening"Black’s audacious pawn move effectively compels White to lose a tempo by capturingthe pawn, creating an imbalance in the center. Black’s strategy seeks the dissolutionof the center, as the immediate asymmetry reduces the significance ofSo, is the Scandinavian, in essence, a ‘refutation’ of 1 e4, asBlack has already activated his queen far ahead of his opponent, while weakeningWhite’s kingside pawn structure? Isn’t White essentially punished for aiming forearly kingside development with his first move?Structurally, Black has achieved an ideal exchange, and the core of the Scandinavianlies in the control of the d5-square. Black must, under no circumstances, allowWhite to support a pawn thrust with d4-d5, as this typically means White has effectivelycountered Black’s pawn structure both technically and psychologically.