Le GM hollandais Roeland Pruijssers et le MI Nico Zwirs ont créé un répertoire complet contre la Sicilienne, qui se base sur la Sicilienne Ouverte et est très facile à apprendre.
3.d4 is the most popular response to the Sicilian, both at grandmaster and club level. The theory of the opening is huge and grows continually. Knowing typical tactical patterns is important to keep the upper hand in these sharp lines.
After the success of the Typical Mistakes videos aimed at higher rated players, I have decided to focus on mistakes that are made by players rated from 1000-1600.
This increasingly popular opening is easy to pick up as the Black pieces can usually be developed quickly and smoothly. Many of the ideas are thematic and Black can achieve attacking positions in several of the variations.
Au plus haut niveau, la Benoni est un invité plutôt rare. Mais ce DVD présentant de nouvelles approches et d'innombrables améliorations théoriques va renverser la situation.
Prenez ombrage de l'un des meilleurs joueurs de l'histoire en apprenant à organiser vos parties de manière stratégique pour maintenir en permanence votre adversaire sous pression.
L'objectif principal de la perfide défense Nimzowitch est de permettre aux Noirs d'obtenir une version de la défense de la Pirc les variantes les plus fortes pour les Blancs ont été évitées.
The Sniper is a universal opening framework which can be played against all main first white moves - 1.e4, 1.d4, 1.c4, 1.f4 and 1.Nf3. Black plays 1…g6, 2…Bg7 and 3…c5 against practically anything!
The White Sniper is characterised by three moves against any black setup: 1.g3 2.Bg2 and 3.c4 though not necessarily in that order. Think of The White Sniper as a Hyper- Accelerated Sicilian Dragon against anything that Black plays.
Erwin l’Ami vous guide à travers le fascinant Gambit Benkö Gambit. Les Noirs s'y battent dès le 3e coup pour l'initiative. Une stratégie qui s'avère souvent payante!
These DVDs will show you dangerous new sidelines that are ideal for combatting the Sicilian after 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6/d6 3.Bb5(+), with your author giving you the positional ideas behind less well-trodden Sicilian paths that avoid the main and winding main
Don't you have time to follow the latest and aggressive developments inthe main lines of the Sicilian? But do you want to obtain a comfortable position with White? In that case you should aim for the solid but venomous lines of 3.b3 against 2...e6.