Play the Queen's Indian (Everyman Chess)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.68 (619 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1857445805 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-09 |
| Language | : | English |
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‘top quality recent release is Andrew Greet's debut effort: Play the Ruy Lopez. My fellow Cornishman has put a great deal of work into this comprehensive, well researched repertoire book packed with original analysis.'Michael Adams reviewing Greet's Play the Ruy Lopez for The Telegraph.‘If you are rated 1400 to 2300 and if you are a fan of the Ruy Lopez (from White's perspective), Play the Ruy Lopez will prove very useful and is clearly an excellent value.'Award-winning author Jeremy Silman reviewing Greet's Play the Ruy Lopez for Jeremysilman.
Such is the high regard for the Queen's Indian that virtually all the world's top players have utilized it at one time or another.In this book Andrew Greet presents a complete repertoire for Black. This book tells you everything you need to know to play the Queen's Indian with confidence.. He reveals his secrets, offers answers against all of White's possibilities, and highlights the principal tactical and positional plans. The Queen's Indian is a dynamic and flexible way to meet 1 d4, and it leads to complex and intricate positions rich in ideas both sides
Toomas Vendelin said A practical, handy, sharp tool. John Watson's 'Mastering Chess Openings vol. "A practical, handy, sharp tool" according to Toomas Vendelin. John Watson's 'Mastering Chess Openings vol. 2' was my first encounter with the Queen's Indian (QID). As probably in any other book that handles the Indian defenses collectively, the coverage was rather slim and overshadowed by that of the Nimzo-Indian. So I went shopping for a speci. ' was my first encounter with the Queen's Indian (QID). As probably in any other book that handles the Indian defenses collectively, the coverage was rather slim and overshadowed by that of the Nimzo-Indian. So I went shopping for a speci. Painfully Dry Randy If you are trying to learn the Queens Indian, this book won't be much help. It tries to provide a repertoire for the QID players, but its too rote and dry to be able to realistically learn from. If you already play the QID and want to explore new ideas, it may be of some value. But f. Solid Study on the Queen's Indian James Bunch I bought this book as an updated companion to "Queen's Indian Defence" by Jacob Aagaard. It is an excellent addition and is more in-depth than that previous work. I like that the author shows a lot of analysis on Nimzo/Queen's Indian hybrid systems, as I play both defenses. If you ar