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The Classical Sicilian is one of Black's most popular and highly regarded opening choices against 1 e4, and it's been a favourite of such greats as Vladimir Kramnik, Alexei Shirov and Vishy Anand. White has a number of aggressive ways to battle against the Classical: the fashionable Richter-Rauzer Attack; Bobby Fischer's favourite, the Sozin Attack; and finally, the wild Velimirovic Attack, and no work on the Classical would be complete without a study of these fascinating variations. In this book, Alexander Raetsky and Maxim Chetverik revisit the basics of the Classical Sicilian, elaborating on the crucial early moves and plans for both sides in a way that is often neglected in other texts. Everyman Chess' "Starting Out" series has firmly established itself as the leading guide to studying openings for up-and-coming players. These books are distinguished by their easy-to-read layout, the lucid explanations of the fundamentals, and the abundance of notes, tips and warnings to help the reader absorb vital ideas. "Starting Out" opening books are ideal for enthusiastic chess players who have little experience of the openings in question and who wish to appreciate the essential principles behind them. It is written by Classical Sicilian Experts. All the main lines are covered. It is ideal for improving players. "Starting Out: Classical Sicilian" is a further addition to Everyman's best-selling "Starting Out" series, which has been acclaimed for its original approach to tackling chess openings.
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good weapon against 1.e4
8. Februar 2010
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7-02-10
i bought this book searching for a good weapon against 1.e4 and more precisely to fight against the english attack, i have been playing the najdorf sicilian for two decades y i always found dificulties to get an edge. with the classical sicilian i got a reliable and confident repertoire and easy to play, you dont have to memorize lots of theory like the najdorf, just you have to learn the key position and thats all, the classical sicilian fights straight away for the center, nor like the najdorf, where you have to fight first in the queenside and then later for the center.
i have studied all the main variations in the Sicilian: dragon, najdorf, scheveningen, taimanov and i find myself very comfortable with the classical variation; its fast to learn, confident, and according to chessbase statistics has scored very well against white, i highly recommend this line to whom wants to choose play something daring and solid to defeat the white pieces. in my recent games against the English attack i have scored more than 90 percent of wins.
i didnt give the 5 stars to the book because the book lacks on more tougher analysis and in the variation 6.Bg5 or better known as the rauzer variation there is a better line to fight against instead of the line that the author proposes; but this does not decreases the quality of the book.
in the boleslawsky variation the author proposes to move a5 as black, of course; an then knight to b4 attacking twice d5 freeing blacks position.
in the English attack is the same thing, attacking with this plan to knight b4 blacks frees his position and threatens to win a piece playing d5 and d4.
playing against 6.Bc4 the author proposes two lines, e6 maintaining a little center like the schevenningen or playing Be6 creating doubled pawns in the center but with a great mobility trying to play d5 an d4.
in the rauzer variation the author proposes to play Qb6 letting white to double black kingside pawns changing Bxf6.
in my personal opinion i don't agree with this line because weakens black pawn structure and get a dangerous attack for white, the rauzer is a very hard to beat attack to let your pawns get weakened in the very first part of the game, i changed my black repertoire a little playing h6 variation, which i consider a better line.
you wont get disapointed if you decide to purchase this book, its worthier than you pay for it and you will enjoy a lot of great victories as black.
i bought this book searching for a good weapon against 1.e4 and more precisely to fight against the english attack, i have been playing the najdorf sicilian for two decades y i always found dificulties to get an edge. with the classical sicilian i got a reliable and confident repertoire and easy to play, you dont have to memorize lots of theory like the najdorf, just you have to learn the key position and thats all, the classical sicilian fights straight away for the center, nor like the najdorf, where you have to fight first in the queenside and then later for the center.
i have studied all the main variations in the Sicilian: dragon, najdorf, scheveningen, taimanov and i find myself very comfortable with the classical variation; its fast to learn, confident, and according to chessbase statistics has scored very well against white, i highly recommend this line to whom wants to choose play something daring and solid to defeat the white pieces. in my recent games against the English attack i have scored more than 90 percent of wins.
i didnt give the 5 stars to the book because the book lacks on more tougher analysis and in the variation 6.Bg5 or better known as the rauzer variation there is a better line to fight against instead of the line that the author proposes; but this does not decreases the quality of the book.
in the boleslawsky variation the author proposes to move a5 as black, of course; an then knight to b4 attacking twice d5 freeing blacks position.
in the English attack is the same thing, attacking with this plan to knight b4 blacks frees his position and threatens to win a piece playing d5 and d4.
playing against 6.Bc4 the author proposes two lines, e6 maintaining a little center like the schevenningen or playing Be6 creating doubled pawns in the center but with a great mobility trying to play d5 an d4.
in the rauzer variation the author proposes to play Qb6 letting white to double black kingside pawns changing Bxf6.
in my personal opinion i don't agree with this line because weakens black pawn structure and get a dangerous attack for white, the rauzer is a very hard to beat attack to let your pawns get weakened in the very first part of the game, i changed my black repertoire a little playing h6 variation, which i consider a better line.
you wont get disapointed if you decide to purchase this book, its worthier than you pay for it and you will enjoy a lot of great victories as black.
5 von 11 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
A thoroughly 'user friendly' how-to manual
3. Februar 2008
Format:Taschenbuch
In the game of chess, the opening move is always with White. The Classical Sicilian is one of the most popular Black opening responses to White and has been the preferred opening for such luminary players as Vladimir Kramnik, Alexei Shirov and Vishy Anand. White has a variety of defensive moves to the Classical Sicilian opening that range from Bobby Fischer's Sozin Attack to the often utilized Richter-Rauzer Attack. In "Starting Out: Classical Sicilian", chess masters Alexander Raetsky and Maxim Chetverik collaborate to provide novice players with an instructive survey and tutorial in its uses by elaborating on critically important early moves and plans for Black when employing it and White when defending against it. All the main lines are thoroughly covered and provide clear, step-by-step explanations of the fundamentals of Classical Sicilian, along with copious notes, tips and warnings with respect to the ideas and concepts that underlay it. A thoroughly 'user friendly' how-to manual, "Starting Out: Classical Sicilian" is a core addition to all personal or community library chess reference collections..
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