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Chess Openings for White Explained

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The Best by Test - Legendary World Champion Bobby Fischer describing the opening move 1. e4.

Three-time US Champion Champion Lev Alburt, famous for his ability to turn aspiring players into masters, teams up with two-time U.S. Champion Roman Dzindzichashvili and young international star Eugene Perelshteyn to give you a complete repertoire of opening play-as well as a review of all openings and an explanation of the principles of playing this crucial stage of the game. And although these books concentrate on the first 20 moves or so of a chess game, they never leave you hanging without a plan. The authors make sure you know the themes and ideas so that you can follow up your great opening play with winning strategies. Chess Openings for White, Explained covers the game from the white side.

About the Author:

Grandmaster Lev Alburt, three-time US Champion and former European Champion is one of the world's most sought-after chess teachers, famous for providing aspiring players easy access to master-level ideas. He is the only top-echelon GM to develop time-efficient, maximum-impact lessons for those below master strength.
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ISBN 9781889323206
Author/s Eugene Perelshteyn, Lev Alburt, Roman Dzindzichashvili
Pages 548 Pages
Publication Date December 30, 2009
Notation Type AN - Algebraic
Book Binding Type Paperback
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Chess Openings for White Explained