- Taschenbuch: 144 Seiten
- Verlag: Everyman Chess; Auflage: First. (Februar 2000)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 1857442806
- ISBN-13: 978-1857442809
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 21,1 x 14,6 x 1,2 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 5.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (2 Kundenrezensionen)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 498.004 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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This work describes and analyzes a defence to 1 e4 which is fun to play and provides real winning chances. The Sveshnikov Sicilian requires a good understanding or the themes and a moderate amount of concrete knowledge, which is provided by this guide.
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This work describes and analyzes a defence to 1 e4 which is fun to play and provides real winning chances. The Sveshnikov Sicilian requires a good understanding or the themes and a moderate amount of concrete knowledge, which is provided by this guide.
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Das Buch bietet alles was man sich von einem Theoriewerk wünscht. In den ersten zwanzig Seiten wird die Eröffnung vorgestellt und die strategischen Motive für beide Seiten werden erläutert.
Danach folgt pure Theorie. Alle relevanten Varianten werden behandelt und ich hatte keine Schwierigkeiten alle Varianten zu finden, die mich interessieren oder Probleme bereiten.
Das Buch ist klar und übersichtlich strukturiert - eben ein handliches und praktisches Nachschlagewerk.
Der einzige Makel ist, dass es mehr Text geben könnte. Aber das ist halt Theorie.
Danach folgt pure Theorie. Alle relevanten Varianten werden behandelt und ich hatte keine Schwierigkeiten alle Varianten zu finden, die mich interessieren oder Probleme bereiten.
Das Buch ist klar und übersichtlich strukturiert - eben ein handliches und praktisches Nachschlagewerk.
Der einzige Makel ist, dass es mehr Text geben könnte. Aber das ist halt Theorie.
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I can't say enough great things about this book. Superior and complete. Thorough in a way no other writers are. It feels like he truly cares deeply about what goes into his works. I truly hope he continues to provide us with more works.
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Clear and up-to-date Coverage
4. September 2000
Format:Taschenbuch
This up-to-date treatment of the Sveshnikov includes a well-written 19-page introduction to the ideas and plans for both sides in this opening. The coverage is comprehensive, balanced and easy to digest, and all this in the space of 144 pages.
Another recent book on the Sveshnikov is the one by McDonald. McDonald has more coverage of the Bird/Larsen line while Aagaard has more coverage of the 7.Nd5 line. In their coverage of the main lines, however, the two books seem to be comparable in detail and references to contemporary games. Aagaard perhaps gives more game refernces and analysis since he save on space that would otherwise go on notes to complete games. However some players prefer complete games to be cited (as McDonald does) to see the course games employing a particular opening are likely to follow. The book by Aagaard has to be used in conjunction with a database and/or Informants. My opinion is a player should have both books, though I slightly prefer Aagaard because of the structure and format.
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How a book about chess openings should be written...
15. September 2000
Format:Taschenbuch
This book pefectly illustrates how a chess opening book should be written. It starts with a chapter that explains typical plans and structures arising from the Sveshnikov. The best part of this introductory chapter is the explanation by the author on where the different pieces are best placed ,what piece exchange to be avoided and what piece exchange is favorable. For example, the chapter states that black should generally avoid an opposite colored bishop positions; and it si favorable for black to exchange her dark colored bishop for a knight. Needless to say, reading this chapter alone will significantly improve your knowledge of the Sveshnikov.
The next chapters give enough theories and grandmaster games. If you read the introductory chapter and grasp the ideas, memorizing the variations becomes a lot easier. Of course, the author continues to give the ideas behind the variations which also help a lot to retain the variations in your head.
If you feel that you are comfortable playing positions with structures like f7,f6,e5,d6, with the king uncastled, then Sveshnikov may be a good opening choice to be added to your opening repertoire, and if you do decide to play the Sveshnikov, this book is a must. This is better than the chessbase training program with the same subject.
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How every opening book should be organized
17. September 2011
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This is a perfectly organized book ... a brief intro to the particular variation of the opening/defense ... then a discussion of the most common pawn positions you will encounter ... then a break down of 'piece position', that is, where pieces should be, various paths they will likely take, and what their important duties are (such as, what the dark-squared bishop should do, what squares it should try to get to or help defend, etc) ... outstanding organization and explanations of the concepts in the opening ...
i wish every chess opening book was organized like this ... it is a clear and concise way to learn what the duties of various pieces are and what you should be looking for and striving for ... while other openings books give this information it is usually spread out in dribs and drabs in the many example games used throughout the book ... not very convenient for learns or reference ...
the example games are very good and to the point ... typically the first 10 to 12 moves are not included (since they are the standard opening sequence so why waste space) and a diagram of the beginning position starts the example ... a good method in one way in that it saves space and allows for more examples ... the con to the method is that the repeated 'muscle memory' exercise of making the opening moves over and over as you work thru the examples is missing ... so six of one etc ... but it's not too difficult to flip to the main line and go from there ... also includes a 'silly moves' that amateurs will run into while trying to play this opening against the 'less educated' ... this is a good inclusion since most openings books are designed only to discuss the common responses and not to responses an amateur is going to see and the best response to those 'out of book' moves .. excellent feature ...
can't say enough good things about this book ... the sveshnikov is a very popular line in the sicilian and altho the book is from 2000 still an up-to-date reference for the opening ...
i wish every chess opening book was organized like this ... it is a clear and concise way to learn what the duties of various pieces are and what you should be looking for and striving for ... while other openings books give this information it is usually spread out in dribs and drabs in the many example games used throughout the book ... not very convenient for learns or reference ...
the example games are very good and to the point ... typically the first 10 to 12 moves are not included (since they are the standard opening sequence so why waste space) and a diagram of the beginning position starts the example ... a good method in one way in that it saves space and allows for more examples ... the con to the method is that the repeated 'muscle memory' exercise of making the opening moves over and over as you work thru the examples is missing ... so six of one etc ... but it's not too difficult to flip to the main line and go from there ... also includes a 'silly moves' that amateurs will run into while trying to play this opening against the 'less educated' ... this is a good inclusion since most openings books are designed only to discuss the common responses and not to responses an amateur is going to see and the best response to those 'out of book' moves .. excellent feature ...
can't say enough good things about this book ... the sveshnikov is a very popular line in the sicilian and altho the book is from 2000 still an up-to-date reference for the opening ...
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