Indian Defences: 1.d4 Nf6 Gruenfeld, the King's Indian, Nimzo-Indian, Catalan, Benoni, Benko and Budapest in 95 annotated games (Closed Book 2)
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Fight for the center in Indian Defences that begin 1.d4 Nf6. You can play grandmaster openings and win. Try the King’s Indian and Gruenfeld Defences. Explore the Budapest Gambit, Benko Gambit or Benoni Defence. Study the solid Catalan, Nimzo-Indian or Queen’s Indian Defense. Or avoid 2.c4. Choose the Trompowsky, Colle or London System. Try it!
You apply pressure as White with good winning chances. You counter attack with Black and fight right back in these Indian Defences. The author provides you with stories and annotated games against masters, experts and club players over his 40 year career. The book is full of interesting ideas for you.
You can easily become bored with chess when you play the same openings over and over again. To help you and to save you time, related games are grouped together. Tim Sawyer tells about fascinating chess players. He examines a huge variety of openings from main lines to gambits. They provide creative ways to improve.
Consider new strategy and tactics and your interest will soar! When the author tried new variations 30 years ago, it turned his career around and led to higher ratings. You are going to win games that you want to show your friends. Stay excited. Have fun playing chess!
You apply pressure as White with good winning chances. You counter attack with Black and fight right back in these Indian Defences. The author provides you with stories and annotated games against masters, experts and club players over his 40 year career. The book is full of interesting ideas for you.
You can easily become bored with chess when you play the same openings over and over again. To help you and to save you time, related games are grouped together. Tim Sawyer tells about fascinating chess players. He examines a huge variety of openings from main lines to gambits. They provide creative ways to improve.
Consider new strategy and tactics and your interest will soar! When the author tried new variations 30 years ago, it turned his career around and led to higher ratings. You are going to win games that you want to show your friends. Stay excited. Have fun playing chess!
