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The Chess Advantage in Black and White: Opening Moves of the Grandmasters Larry Kaufman
Publisher: Random House Puzzles & Games

How many chess players have surrendered by the “evidence” that they can never be good at chess because it is impossible to memorize all the moves of their favorite lines contained in voluminous chess openings encyclopedias (for example)? €�At first I had thought that Boris would lose interest in chess, but I soon discovered that he had already got to the end of our book and was trying to re-enact some of Grandmasters' games!” Gelfand's . ¨Crushing White – The Nimzo-Indian Defense¨ features over 2 hours of high-quality chess content that is guaranteed to provide you with an aggressive opening system for black against 1. On the twentieth move, the Indian grandmaster launched tactical operations in the centre, preventing his opponent from stabilising the situation and strengthening his advantage. Chapter 1 – Detailed Grandmaster Perelshteyn`s presentation is remarkably entertaining, clear, and organized – focusing more on the reasons behind the moves than direct memorization of lines and move orders. Chess gives us the oft-misunderstood word "gambit". In chess parlance, a "gambit" is an opening strategy in which material is offered in exchange for positional advantage. It seemed as though white had gained nothing in the opening and black was already beginning active operations against its “weak king”, when suddenly it became clear that… it simply had no moves! With all his pieces to the middle game; and the advanced player does not want to get an inferior position with white (or a lost position with black) before the first 20 moves, knowing of course some of the opening's main ideas. Anatoly converted his advantage into a victory in exemplary style. Running out of time to think, Gelfand decided to simplify things Following the opening, White acquired moveable pawns in the centre and an advantage of two bishops; at the same time the Black positions had no weaknesses.