The problem with this move order is the sequence, recommended by Ntirlis in Playing 1 e4 e5 Quality Chess : 1. Nc3 Nf6 3. Bc4 Nxe4 4. Qh5 The alternatives are unattractive: 4. Nxe4 d5 is well known to be good for Black. Nxe4 d5 wins back the piece with a comfortable position. Nf3 Nxc3 5. Bb3 Be7 is fine for Black. Ntirlis now recommends: 7. Bb3 Nf5 8. Nf3 c6 9. O-O d5 Re1 Na6 This is objectively equal and not terribly exciting.
Now Ntirlis does write of the position after 7. Bb3 : For several decades this line was considered equal, but Ovetchkin and Soloviov shared some new analysis demonstrating that White can apply some pressure if Black is not accurate. This entry was posted in Book Reviews. Through the use of model games for both sides, the author provides a thorough grounding in the key ideas, so that readers can quickly and confidently start ot use the Vienna in their own games.
Great for beginners ready to improve their game and intermediate players who love challenges, readers learn the most fundamental and tricky chess opening traps—and how to pull them off or to avoid them! This book combines the correct way to play mistake-free openings with the fundamental tactical tricks that belong in the arsenal of every chess player. Readers learn the traps for more than 40 opening systems!
If you're good at tactics, you're good at chess. Opening theory may help you start well. Endgame knowledge may help you finish well. Tactical skill helps you win games and avoid losses. Open Game chess games begin 1. The Open Game teaches you to fight for a win.
It best resembles hand to hand combat in chess. Attacks come quickly. This book shows winning positions played by masters throughout chess history with dozens of games included that played in Tactics include pins, forks, removing the defender, attacking two pieces at the same time, and threatening to mate your opponent.
The easiest path to tactical success is to recognize patterns that occur frequently in your favorite chess openings. Everyone knows a few positions. Here's in the Open Games. That has its own positions in a separate book see my Ruy Lopez Tactics book. Tactical knowledge helps you to improve your winning chances. The first three chapters cover inferior continuations from Black, namely accepting the gambit with Bb4 and At club level White will encounter these moves frequently and, with the refutations presented here, should achieve quick victories.
The body of the book covers the main lines following There are three chapters examining the Oxford Variation with 5. Nf3 and three chapters on 5. Broaden your horizons with an entire library, allyour own. Tags: The Modern Vienna Game: 1. Nc3 by Roman Ovetchkin, Sergei Soloviov Free download, audio books, books to read, good books to read, cheap books, good books, online books, books online, book reviews, read books online, booksto read online, online library, greatbooks to read, best books to read, top books to read The Modern Vienna Game: 1.
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