MICOS™
MasterInChess Openings System |
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| New Openings System featuring 3,815 Unique Chess Openings. Organized into 5 Main Groups and 57 MICOS Opening Groups.
 | Claus Gamborg |
| MICOS™ Sub Groups |
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| MICOS 166 Opening Sub Groups.
| Claus Gamborg |
Tactical Ambushes for
Practical Players Vol. I |
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| Deadly Opening Tactics Vol. I from MasterInChess Openings System (MICOS™).
| Claus Gamborg |
Tactical Ambushes for
Practical Players Vol. II |
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| Deadly Opening Tactics Vol. II from MasterInChess Openings System (MICOS™).
| Claus Gamborg |
101 Chess Opening
Surprises |
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| An Arsenal of Red-Hot Opening Ideas to Shock and Confuse your Opponents.
| Graham Burgess |
| 200 King's Gambit Declined Miniatures |
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| Games Ending in 25 Moves or Less.
| Bill Wall |
| 200 Opening Positions for White |
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| Kings Gambit Playbook - An Easy Repertoire for White.
| Tim Sawyer |
| 700 Opening Traps |
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| From Alapin's Opening to Vienna Game.
| Bill Wall |
| 888 Miniature Studies |
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| Beginners, Founder of the Modern Study and Various authors.
| Genrikh Moiseyevich Kasparian |
| 1.d4 Dynamic Systems |
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| Dutch Defence, Benoni Systems & Benko Gambit, Budapest Gambit
and Other Defences.
| Boris Avrukh |
| 1.e4 vs Minor Defences |
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| The Alekhine, Scandinavian, Pirc/Modern and Other Miscellaneous Replies to 1.e4.
| Parimarjan Negi |
| A Killer Chess Opening Repertoire |
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| An Easy-to-Learn Repertoire for the Chessboard Assassin.
| Aaro Umersest and Sverre Johnsen |
| A Strategic Opening Repertoire. 2nd Edifion, Revised & Enlarged. |
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| Closed Sicilian Reversed, Symmetrical English and Others.
| John Donaldson & Carsten Hansen
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| An Idiot-Proof Chess Opening Repertoire |
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| An easy-to-learn repertoire where you can relax and just play chess!
| Graham Burgess |
| Attacking 1...d5 |
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| The Geller-Gambit, The Semi-Slav, The Triangle System, Closed and Open Catalan.
| Kiril Georgiev |
| Attacking Chess |
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| Aggressive Strategies and Inside Moves.
| Kiril Georgiev |
| Attacking the Caro-Kann White Repertoire |
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| The Advanced Variation of the Caro-Kann Defence
1.e4 с6 2.d4 d5 3.e5.
| Alexey Dreev |
| A Complete Defense for Black |
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| Strategic Themes and History.
| Raymond Keene and Byron Jacobs |
| A Repertoire for Positional Players |
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| Universal Program for both Novices and High Class Players.
| Eduard Gufeld and Nikolai Kalinichenko |
| Back to Basics: Openings |
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| Opening Principles and the Five Main Groups Openings.
| Carsten Hansen |
| Beat The Najdorf and Taimanov Sicilians! |
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| Foreword by Former World Champion Viswanathan Anand.
| Grandmaster S.P. Sethuraman |
| Beating The Fianchetto Defences |
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| Beating the Gruenfeld Defence, Benko/Volga Gambit, Modern Defence, Modern Benoni
and the King's Indian Defence.
| Efstratios Grivas |
| Beating the Sicilian Main Lines |
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| Anti-Najdorf and other Sicilians.
| Jonas Hacker |
| Beating Unusual Chess Openings |
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| The Symmetrical English and Unusual First Moves.
| Richard Palliser |
| Blackmar-Diemer Gambit |
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| The Blackmar-Diemer Gambit is a Favourite of Club Players.
| Gary Lane |
| Caruana’s Ruy Lopez |
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| A White Repertoire for Club Players.
| Fabiano Caruana |
| Challenging the Grünfeld |
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| Logical and Rare Lines.
| Edward Dearing |
| Chess Openings in General |
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| Chess Notation, Considerations and Game Examples.
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| Chess Opening Blunders |
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| Avoid Carelessness, Overconfidence and Tactical
Oversight.
| Bill Wall |
| Chess Opening Fundamentals |
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| The Importance of Starting a Game Properly.
| Igor Smirnov |
| Chess Openings for Beginners |
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| A Comprehensive Guide to Chess Openings.
| Magnus Templar |
| Chess Openings for Beginners |
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| The Complete Guide to Becoming A Chess Master.
| Robert King |
| Chess Openings for Black, Explained |
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| A Complete Reference for Your Entire Playing Career.
| Lev Alburt, Roman Dzindzichashvili and Eugene Perelshteyn |
| Coffeehouse Repertoire |
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| Sicilian Defence and Other Defences.
| Gawain Jones |
| Complete Defence to the Queen Pawn Opening |
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| Strategies and Tactics.
| Eric Schiller |
| Dangerous Weapons: The Ruy Lopez |
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| Dazzle Your Opponents!
| John Emms, Tony Kosten and John Cox |
| Disreputable Opening Repertoire |
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| Jonathan Tait's Opening Repertoire after 1.e4 e5.
| Jonathan Tait |
| Easy Guide to the Najdorf |
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| Variations in Move 6 and Najdorf Quiz.
| Tony Kosten |
| French Defence Advance Variation |
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| Volume 1: Basic Course - White Repertoire.
| Evgeny Sveshnikov |
| French Defence Advance Variation |
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| Volume 1"> Volume 2: Advanced Course - White Repertoire.
| Evgeny Sveshnikov |
| Gambit Opening Repertoire for Black |
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| Scandinavian Defence, Queens Gambit Declined and Flank Openings.
| Eric Schiller |
| How to win at Chess - Quickly |
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| The Key Skill is to recognise the critical moments that determines the Game.
| Simon Williams |
| Kings Indian Black Repertoire with f6, g6, d6 |
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| The King’s Indian Defence.
| Alexei Kornev |
| Main Line 1.e4 Playbook |
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| 200 Opening Chess Positions for White.
| Tim Sawyer |
| Mastering Opening Strategy |
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| The Principles with Examples in 5 Chapters.
| Johan Hellsten |
| Mastering The Chess Openings Vol.1 |
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| Open Games and Semi-Open Games.
| John Watson |
| Mastering The Chess Openings Vol.2 |
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| Closed Games and Indian Systems.
| John Watson |
| Mastering The Chess Openings Vol.3 |
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| 1.c4 Positional Ideas that Encompass the Entire Range of Practice.
| John Watson |
| Modern Chess Openings |
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| One-Volume Reference Book Covering all Chess Openings.
| Nick de Firmian |
| My First Opening Repertoire for Black |
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| A Ready-to-go Package for Ambitious Beginners.
| Vincent Moret |
| Open Games with Black |
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| The Open Games with Examples and Comments.
| Martin Lokander |
| Opening Preparation |
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| Exchange Slav: Strategy and Tactics.
| Roman Jiganchine |
| Opening Systems for Competitive Chess Players |
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| A Fire Set of Openings to learn in a minimum amount of time.
| John Hall |
| Openings for Amateurs |
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| The Openings are Solid and Aggressive.
| Pete Tamburro |
| Play the Accelerated Dragon |
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| Play the Accelerated Dragon, one of Black’s most popular choices in the Sicilian.
| Peter Lalic |
| Play the Alekhine |
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| The initial position of the Alekhine Defence
occurs after 1.e4 Nf6.
| Valentin Bogdanov |
| Play the Caro-Kann |
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| Main Line, Variances and Attacks.
| Jovanka Houska |
| Play the Dutch! |
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| 1.d4 with 1...f5.Main line and Sidelines.
| Tibor Károlyi |
| Play the Semi-Slav |
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| This is a Repertoire Book on the Semi-Slav Defence to 1.d4.
| David Vigorito |
| Playing 1.d4 |
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| Closed Games Guide.
| Lars Schandorff |
| Playing 1.d4 d5 |
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| A Complete Guide for Black after 1.d4 d5 with Queen’s Gambit Declined, which arises after 2.c4 e6.
| Nikolaos Ntirlis |
| Playing 1.e4 French Defence & Sicilian Sidelines |
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| The purpose of Playing 1.e4 is to supply a top-class repertoire for White.
| John Shaw |
| Playing 1.e4 Sicilian Main Lines |
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| The Major Open Sicilian lines, particularly the Sveshnikov and Najdorf.
| John Shaw |
| Playing the Caro-Kann |
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| Black Plays the Caro-Kann to get a Complicated and Dynamic Game instead of merely a solid one.
| Lars Schandorff |
| Playing the Najdorf A Practical Repertoire |
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| 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6
5.Nc3 a6.
| David Vigorito |
| Playing the Nimzo-Indian |
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| Less Common 4th Moves, Kasparov Variation, Rubinstein Variation and Classical Variation.
| Renier Castellanos |
| Playing the Ragozin |
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| The Position of the Ragozin Occurs After 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 Nf6 4.Nc3 Bb4.
| Richard Pert |
| Playing the Stonewall Dutch |
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| A Bold Repertoire.
| Nikola Sedlak |
| Playing the Sveshnikov |
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| 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 e5.
| Milos Pavlovic |
| Scandinavian Defence |
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| Winning With 2...Nf6.
| Marek Soszynski |
| Scandinavian Defense - Portuguese Variation |
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| 1.e4 d5 2.exd5 Nf6 3.d4 Bg4 - MICOS B03.012.SC.
| John Roush, Mark Lance and Mike Cornell |
| Semi-Slav 5 Bg5 |
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| Key Lines and Variants Examined by Games.
| Bryan Paulsen |
| Squeezing the Caro-Kann |
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| The Caro-Kann Exchange Variation 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.exd5 cxd5 4.Bd3.
| Alexander Khalifman and Sergei Soloviov |
| Starting Out! 1.d4! |
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| A Reliable Repertoire for the Improving Player.
| John Cox |
| Starting Out: Benoni Systems |
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| Attack on White's d4-pawn with ..c7-c5 and White Replies d4-d5.
| A. Raetsky & M. Chetverik |
| Starting Out: The Accelerated Dragon |
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| Fundamental Coverage of a Dynamic Sicilian.
| Andrew Greet |
| Starting Out: The c3 Sicilian |
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| The c3 Sicilian arises after the moves 1.e4 c5 2.c3.
| John Emms |
| Starting Out: Sicilian Sveshnikov |
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| The Sveshnikov is a Unique Opening.
50 Modern Super Grandmasters would choose Najdorf and Sveshnikov Sicilians.
| John Cox |
| The Alterman Gambit Guide |
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| The Benko Gambit, Blumenfeld Gambit, Vaganian Gambit and The English Defense Gambit.
| Boris Alterman |
| The Anti-Alapin Gambit |
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| Death to the 2.c3 Sicilian!
| Cyrus Lakdawala & Carsten Hansen |
| The Art of the King's Indian |
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| Foreword by Garry Kasparov.
Undisputed World Champion 1985–1993 and Classical World Champion 1993–2000.
| Oleg Stetsko and Eduard Gufeld |
| The Berlin Defence |
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| 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 (the
Ruy Lopez) 3...Nf6.
| Michael Roiz |
| The Berlin Wall |
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| The variation that brought down Kasparov.
| John Cox |
| The Caro-Kann Revisited |
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| A Complete Repertoire for Black.
| Francesco Rambaldi |
| The Chess Bible 1.e4! |
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| Alekhine’s Defense, Nimzowitsch, Scandinavian, Pirc, Modern Defenses and Philidor Defense.
| Justin Tan |
| The Complete Ragozin |
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| The Strongest Ragozin Systems.
| Matthieu Cornette |
| The Dragon Vol. 1 |
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| The Dragon: 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 g6.
| Gawain Jones |
| The Dragon Vol. 2 |
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| The Dragon: 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 g6.
| Gawain Jones |
| The English Opening Repertoire |
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| The English Opening Lines and Defences.
| David Cummings |
| The French Winawer |
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| 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Bb4 with Famous Game Examples.
| Steve Giddins |
| The Gambit Guide to the Modern Benoni |
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| Early Moves and Systems.
| John Watson |
| The Grandmaster's Openings Laboratory |
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| Complete Opening Repertoire at IM and GM Level.
| GM Igor Smirnov |
| The Hedgehog vs the English/Reti |
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| 40 Instructive Games Annotated.
| Igor Lysyj & Roman Ovetchkin |
| The Hyper Accelerated Dragon |
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| The Book Presents a Repertoire for Black after 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 g6 -
The Hyper-Accelerated Dragon.
| Raja Panjwani |
| The Ideas behind Chess Openings |
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| 1. e4, 1.d4, Réti and English Openings, Bird's and Irregular Openings.
| Reuben Fine |
| The Iron English |
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| This book is the Essence of The Iron English Course on Chessable.
| Simon Williams and Richard Palliser |
| The Italian Renaissance |
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| Move Orders, Tricks & Alternatives.
| Martyn Kravtsiv |
| The Modern English 1.c4 e5 |
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| The English is The Most Promising Way of Starting a Game!
| Kiril Georgiev and Semko Semkov |
| The Modern Philidor Defence |
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| The book is devoted to Different Move-orders. Each Chapter Comprises of a "Quick Repertoire".
| Vladimir Barsky |
| The Modern Réti |
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| Anti-QGA, Reversed Benoni, Anti-Slav, Anti-Meran and Anti-Queen's Gambit.
| Alexander Delchev |
| The Modern Scotch |
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| The Most “Open” of all the Open Games. 30 Chapters with Openings.
| Alexander Khalifman and Sergei Soloviov |
| The Modern Triangle |
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| The Book is Devoted to the Triangle Set-up, which arises after 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3/Nf3 3...c6.
| Semko Semkov |
| The Modernized Anti- Sicilians |
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| The Rossolimo.
| Ravi Haria |
| The Modernized Dutch Defense |
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| Early Sidelines after 1.d4 f5, Classical Systems and Reti & English.
| Adrien Demuth |
| The Modernized French Defense |
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| The French Defense Against the Tarrasch.
| David Miedema |
| The Modernized Grünfeld Defense |
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| Exchange Variations, Anti-Grünfeld and Other Variations.
| Yaroslav Zherebukh |
| The Modernized Modern Defense |
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| Illustrative Games, Pirc Transpositions, Systems Chess and Theoretical Pure Moderns.
| Daniel Fernandez |
| The Modernized Reti |
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| The Modernized Reti, a Complete Repertoire for White.
| Adrien Demuth |
| The Modernized Ruy Lopez |
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| A Complete Repertoire for White.
| Dariusz Świercz |
| The Modernized Sicilian Kan |
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| Chapter 1 – 5.Bd3 to Chapter 8 – Various 3rd moves.
| Adrien Demuth |
| The Modernized Stonewall Defense |
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| Systems with g3 and Nh3, g3 and Nf3 with ...Be7, g3 and Nf3 with ...Bd6. and other White Setups.
| Milos Pavlovic |
| The Najdorf in Black and White |
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| Play the Najdorf with White or Black, through Archetypal Games.
| Grandmaster Bryan Smith |
| The Nimzo and Bogo-Indian |
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| Bogo-Indian, Nimzo-Indian, Other Systems after 1.d4 Nf6 and Analyzed Games.
| Lukasz Jarmula |
| The Nimzo-Indian and Queen's Indian Defences |
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| 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6, the Nimzo-Indian Arising after 3.Nc3 Bb4 and the Queen’s Indian 3.Nf3 b6.
| Nigel Davies |
The Nimzo-Indian
Bible for White Vol.1 |
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| A Complete Opening Repertoire for White 4.Bd2 & 4.Qc2.
| Milos Pavlovic |
The Nimzo-Indian
Bible for White Vol.2 |
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| A Complete Opening Repertoire for White 4.e3.
| Milos Pavlovic |
| The Nimzo-Indian Defence |
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| The Nimzo-Indian Defence with Various 4th Moves and 4.e3 plus 4.Qc2.
| Michael Roiz |
| The Panov-Botvinnik Attack |
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| The Major and Minor Lines. Games with Excersis, Questions and Answers to Master the Opening.
| Lorin D’Costa |
| The Petrosian System Against the QID |
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| The Queen's Indian Defence 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 b6. Systems and Deviations
| Alexander Beliavsky and Adrian Mikhalchishin |
| The Philidor Files |
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| Early Deviations and Philidor Hanham Variation.
| Christian Bauer |
| The Pirc Defence |
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| The Repertoire Examined in this Book is Primary Positional Play.
| Mihail Marin |
| The Pirc - Modern Defence |
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| How to Beat Intermediate Chess Players.
| Tim Sawyer |
| The Queen’s Gambit |
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| Both Queens Gambit Accepted and Declined.
| Damian Lemos |
| The Réti |
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| The Repertoire Examined in this Book is Primary Positional Play.
| Sam Collins |
| The Safest Grünfeld |
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| The Major and Minor Lines. Games with Excersis, Questions and Answers to Master the Opening.
| Alexander Delchev and
Evgenij Agrest |
| The Safest Grünfeld Reloaded |
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| A Complete Repertoire for Black.
| Alexander Delchev |
| The Safest Scandinavian |
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| A Black Repertoire with 1.e4 d5 2.exd5 Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6.
| Vassilios Kotronias |
| The Sicilian Najdorf 6. Bg5 |
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| The Najdorf is Known as the Opening of the World Champions.
| Kevin Goh Wei Ming |
| The Sicilian Taimanov |
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| 5...Nb5, 5.Nc3 Qc7, 6.Be2 and 6.Be3.
| Antonios Pavlidis |
| The Sicilian Taimanov Opening Repertoire |
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| Different Lines to Master The Taimanov.
| Nigel Davies |
| The Two Knights Defence |
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| The Two Knights Defence 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6.
| Jan Pinski |
| The Ultimate Closed Sicilian |
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| A New Main Line and Different Systems with Games Analyzed.
| Gary Lane |
| Unbeatable! The Art of Defense |
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| Inaccurate Defense, The Rise of Defense in Chess History and Defensive Strategies.
| Jan Werle |
| Unortodox Chess Openings |
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| This Book Contains Examples of Hundreds of Strategies with a
Non Conformist Bent.
| Eric Schiller |
| Victory in the Opening |
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| The Art of Winning Quickly in Chess.
| Gary Lane |
| Win with the Caro-Kann |
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| A Choice of Counter-Attacking Options from a Sound Base.
| Sverre Johnsen and Torbjørn Ringdal Hansen |
| Winning the Blackmar-Diemer Gambit |
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| 62 Traps White can use.
| Bill Harvey |
| Winning the Budapest Gambit |
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| 82 Traps that Black can really use.
| Bill Harvey |
| Winning the Ruy Lopez Marshall Gambit |
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| 90 Traps Black can use.
| Bill Harvey |
| Winning the Staunton Gambit: 25 crushing blows |
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| White Quickly Offers a Pawn in the Staunton Gambit with 1.d4 f5 2.e4.
| Bill Harvey |
| Winning with the Modern London System |
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| A Complete Opening Repertoire for White against 1.d4 d5.
| Nikola Sedlak |
| Wojo's Weapons |
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| Wojo was able to Achieve a Stunning Winning Percentage of 80.2% over the course of 91 Games.
| Jonathan Hilton and Dean Ippolito |
