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Tactics in the Chess Opening 1 : Sicilian Defence - van der Tak / Nijboer

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Tactics, tricks and traps! Every chess player loves to win, but nothing compares to winning with a flourish. How happy we are when the tactics work and we decide a game with a cunning trick, a devilish trap or a delightful coup de grace. The Sicilian is one of the sharpest and most popular chess openings and offers endless possibilities for players looking for fireworks. It's not for nothing that among the most loyal fans of the Sicilian we find tactical geniuses like Garry Kasparov, Bobby Fischer and Judit Polgar! In this book you will find more than 250 carefully selected and expertly annotated Sicilian games full of unexpected turns and brilliant surprise attacks. You can study these games or just enjoy them, but either way they will end up making you a stronger player!

Authors
  • A.C. van der Tak is widely respected as an authority on opening theory. For the past three decades he has been a highly productive contributor to New In Chess and its predecessor Schaakbulletin.
  • Friso Nijboer is one of Holland's most active and most experienced grandmasters. He has played in countless national championships and was one of the top-scorers of the Dutch team that won the European Championship in 2001.
Specifications
  • 240 Pages
  • Paperback
  • Publisher: New In Chess
  • Published: 2003
Reviews
  • "Lots of opening ideas that can be assimilated by everyone." -- Jeremy Silman - author of How to Reassess Your Chess
  • "An excellent way to study the Sicilian." -- Australian Chess Magazine
  • "A high quality product that is particularly appropriate to give the average club and tournament player an overall grasp on the dangers and opportunities available in a given opening." -- IM John Watson - TWIC

Topic: Opening Manuals

Topic: Chess Tactics and Problem Solving

Series: New In Chess Publishing

Opening Tricks & Tactics

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