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The Sniper: Play 1...g6, ...Bg7 and ...c5!
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The Sniper is a dynamic and universal opening weapon for Black which can be used against all mainline openings. Black's system of development with ...g6 and ...Bg7 initially allows White to occupy the centre but, in true hypermodern style, Black strikes back immediately with ...c5. The Sniper can lead to original or barely-known positions in which Black can strive for the initiative. It's also rich in move-order possibilities, with potential transpositions into Sicilian, King's Indian or Benko-type positions. FIDE Master Charlie Storey has spent years refining his favourite opening, successfully testing it out against players of all levels. In this book he reveals all his secrets, recommends his favourite lines for Black and provides you with everything you need to know about this fascinating opening. It includes a repertoire for Black against 1 e4 and 1 d4. It is packed full of creative and original ideas. It explains typical plans and tactics for both sides.
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Charlie Storey is a FIDE Master and the winner of many tournaments in the UK. He has been teaching chess for over 15 years and is the author of The National Chess Syllabus. In 2009 he coached the England junior team at the Under-16 Olympiad.
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This book does not contain any really structured introduction to "the Sniper" - but only a collection of low-level games (many of them from the author who lost quite a lot of games with his opening system...) of very diverse openings spanning the Dragon and the Modern. Avoid.
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"The Sniper" von FM Storey ist ein Buch über ein universelles Eröffnungssystem, das gegen beinahe alle weißen Züge eingesetzt werden kann. Schwarz spielt immer die Züge ...g6, ...Lg7 und dann c5.
Das Buch ist sicher empfehlenswert für alle, die ein Schwarzrepertoire aufbauen möchten, ohne zu viel an Theorie "büffeln" zu müssen. Die entstehenden scharfen Stellungen liegen Spielern mit taktischer Ausrichtung wohl deutlich besser. Auch alle, die neben ihrem normalen Repertoire eine schnelle Überraschungswaffe brauchen, kann ich das Buch empfehlen, da es mit vertretbarem Zeitaufwand zu bewältigen ist.
Das Buch ist sicher empfehlenswert für alle, die ein Schwarzrepertoire aufbauen möchten, ohne zu viel an Theorie "büffeln" zu müssen. Die entstehenden scharfen Stellungen liegen Spielern mit taktischer Ausrichtung wohl deutlich besser. Auch alle, die neben ihrem normalen Repertoire eine schnelle Überraschungswaffe brauchen, kann ich das Buch empfehlen, da es mit vertretbarem Zeitaufwand zu bewältigen ist.
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The Sniper is a little sniped.
17. Mai 2011
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I was anxiously awaiting my copy of the Sniper by Charlie Storey as I was looking for a good alternative to my usual repertoire of openings to use as Black.
The introduction is done well, with the author taking us through some common transpositions and ideas of what the best move order is when facing Whites opening pawns...he very much encourages you to use the "Pure Sniper" move order 1..g6 2..Bg7 and 3...c5! the majority of the time. The introduction also includes 2 games, with a win and a loss by black (although in the 2nd game the authors opponent is a World-Class Grandmaster) They are annotated fairly well, with key points getting decent analysis. I enjoyed the Intro very much...
NOW on to the book itself; it is fairly good size (175 pages with 7 chapters) that cover all transpositions and move orders that White and black can use to get into the "Sniper" position. Each chapter in the book get right into the opening and the game with out lots of fanfare, and the annotations, as far as the opening is concerned, I found to be very sparse and not very informative ( I felt lots of alternatives were not touched on or mentioned for whatever reason) I am the type pf player that likes to know WHY a certain move is or is not played at some time, especially through the opening, but in most of the games in the book the opening seems to be sparsely annotated! I understand the author is an expert with this opening, so perhaps he felt there was no need to go into the reasons of why the opening was played as it was in the illustrated games...but this would have made a huge difference and a better book for me.
The variations are done well, the author goes through almost any possible set-up that White can use and explains it, again briefly and not too deep, as to what is the best way to face each particular setups and the games are very plentiful throughout the book, so you have plenty of reference material!
Overall, I have the book 3 1/2 stars because of the lack of in depth detail and overall analysis as far as the opening to each game. I am an 1800-1900 player (perhaps mt rating isnt high enough to fully appreciate the book?!) and I still enjoy some "meat" to my books , especially when the openings are concerned and since this is an opening book it would have been nice to see more annotations! I felt that would have really put the bok up there with other great opening works such as a few of the "Everyman" series and "GM Repertoire" series as well.
Overall, I can tel the author is passionate for this opening, I just wish he would have put a little more passion into words and not let so much still be left "up in the air" If you are considering a tertiary opening , or just wanting to beef up your armory with the Black pieces as I am, I'd recommend the book; plenty of potential for original and unexplored play! I will definitely be using and testing this opening in the very, very neat future!
The introduction is done well, with the author taking us through some common transpositions and ideas of what the best move order is when facing Whites opening pawns...he very much encourages you to use the "Pure Sniper" move order 1..g6 2..Bg7 and 3...c5! the majority of the time. The introduction also includes 2 games, with a win and a loss by black (although in the 2nd game the authors opponent is a World-Class Grandmaster) They are annotated fairly well, with key points getting decent analysis. I enjoyed the Intro very much...
NOW on to the book itself; it is fairly good size (175 pages with 7 chapters) that cover all transpositions and move orders that White and black can use to get into the "Sniper" position. Each chapter in the book get right into the opening and the game with out lots of fanfare, and the annotations, as far as the opening is concerned, I found to be very sparse and not very informative ( I felt lots of alternatives were not touched on or mentioned for whatever reason) I am the type pf player that likes to know WHY a certain move is or is not played at some time, especially through the opening, but in most of the games in the book the opening seems to be sparsely annotated! I understand the author is an expert with this opening, so perhaps he felt there was no need to go into the reasons of why the opening was played as it was in the illustrated games...but this would have made a huge difference and a better book for me.
The variations are done well, the author goes through almost any possible set-up that White can use and explains it, again briefly and not too deep, as to what is the best way to face each particular setups and the games are very plentiful throughout the book, so you have plenty of reference material!
Overall, I have the book 3 1/2 stars because of the lack of in depth detail and overall analysis as far as the opening to each game. I am an 1800-1900 player (perhaps mt rating isnt high enough to fully appreciate the book?!) and I still enjoy some "meat" to my books , especially when the openings are concerned and since this is an opening book it would have been nice to see more annotations! I felt that would have really put the bok up there with other great opening works such as a few of the "Everyman" series and "GM Repertoire" series as well.
Overall, I can tel the author is passionate for this opening, I just wish he would have put a little more passion into words and not let so much still be left "up in the air" If you are considering a tertiary opening , or just wanting to beef up your armory with the Black pieces as I am, I'd recommend the book; plenty of potential for original and unexplored play! I will definitely be using and testing this opening in the very, very neat future!
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An interesting and dynamic opening but perhaps not the most solid
9. Februar 2012
Format:Taschenbuch|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
Since buying this book, the Sniper has become my weapon of choice against 1 e4. My results with it have been mixed as I'm still becoming familiar with the ins and outs of the opening, but in general I like it because it is somewhat of a surprise weapon, is good for getting the opponent out of the book early on in the game, and even if I lose, it has usually been an interesting game. The only real issue that I've found with the book is that when I have engine-checked some of the lines, it seems that sometimes the author has chosen sub-optimal moves for white, and if the best move had been chosen, white would technically have had a clear advantage. Still, luckily we don't play against engines competitively, and against human players I think generally there is enough confusion in these positions so that it will be the best player on the day that wins the game. If you like to play dynamic chess that is a true battle of wits and not a matter of who has memorised more opening theory, then I recommend that you try the Sniper. If solidity is what you're looking for, then something like the French or Caro Kann might be more your cup of tea.
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Warning about Everyman's Kindle Editions
19. Dezember 2011
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The Kindle edition is materially different than the book. Everyman decided to omit the index of variations from the kindle edition. Why an experienced chess publisher would do this is beyond comprehension. Everyman should never sell a kindle edition different from the book and Amazon should required warning customers.
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