Beginning and improving chess players should get this powerful book before they buy ANY other chess opening book! *Helps beginners to develop a solid understanding of fundamental opening ideas *Gives casual players the ability to choose the opening that suits their style and taste *A tool for club players to test and review their opening repertoire *A reference book to which advanced players keep returning The authors do not propagate forcing tactical variations to be memorized mechanically, but explain what you should actually be trying to achieve when playing the opening of your choice. In addition, it also points at the various middlegame plans that apply after the opening has ended. It gives a flavour of how every opening works and explains the similarities with other openings, as well as the differences. Chess Opening Essentials has exactly the right balance and is an accessible primer and a reference book at the same time. Most chess opening books are either too detailed or too shallow. Reuben Fine was one of the world's strongest grandmasters of chess.Ĭhess Opening Essentials Book Description : This book is just as valid as when it was first published. However, the ideas behind these openings have remained the same. There are many new moves and opening variations that have become popular and fashionable since this book was published. Once they recall the reasons for the moves, they can work out and re-discover the best moves themselves. They remember the ideas behind the moves, not necessarily the moves themselves. Let me let you in on a little secret: The world's leading chess grandmasters do not memorize thousands of opening lines. Our young chess players often undertake the task of memorizing thousands of variations. All to often the most recent chess books are just database dumps based on millions of chess games. This is one of the great classic works on chess by one of the strongest chess players in history. My object in this work is to present the necessary "ideology" as concisely as possible.
#THE IDEAS BEHIND MODERN CHESS OPENINGS PGN CHESSGAMES SERIES#
Paradoxically, a thorough grasp of the ideas behind the openings, which are relatively few in number, is a royal road to knowledge which eliminates much of the drudgery associated with remembering a long series of variations. A mastery of a little theory which conveys real understanding of the game is infinitely more valuable than a carefully memorized compilation of endless moves. That is certainly as true in chess as in any other field. This book presents the indispensable foundations for the understanding of the variations of the chess openings. So Lets start with Magnus Carlsen.The Ideas Behind the Chess Openings Book Description : So we will look one game for each, and we will see what are plans and move orders they chosen because they are strongest chess players right now and they know better than us. if you want to play London system or you are playing a London system, i suggest you to watch these player’s games so you can understand more details about the London opening.
Here is the list of strong grandmasters who played this London opening with success and with the highest score. Strong grandmasters who played London Opening White’s centre is very solid and the plan is very clear to launch a direct attack on the black king. This setup of pieces and pawns will create domination in the centre and it’s hard for black to break the centre. one of the main manoeuvre in this opening is to transfer the Nf3 to e5 square and transfer other d2 knight on f3. And in the middlegame, white will attack the black king. This is the starting position of London system. This simple and solid opening system attracted many strong players in the world to play London Opening. London Opening starts with (1.d4, 2Nf3, 3.Bf4) No matter what black plays whether king’s Indian or sth white will always play these 3 moves. This tournament attracted the world’s top chess players to London Opening.
In that tournament, most of the games played with London Opening. The London tournament in 1922 was considered one of the top chess tournament.
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