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Open Games for Black - [Chess Stars-2012]
Igor Lysyj: “My main opening weapon throughout my chess
career, from 1998 to 2010, was the French Defence. However, in the last five
years of this period I played a large number of games in the strongest
tournaments in Russia, mostly against players rated over 2600, and I suffered
many humiliating but well-deserved defeats. These losses made me reconsider the
situation and I came to the conclusion that the cramped positions in the French
Defence are strategically risky and do not quite suit my playing style... In
this book I have presented all my analyses and my discoveries during the World
Cup 2011. I believe that it will be useful for chess players at all levels to
study them, together with the excellent annotations and explanations of Roman
Ovetchkin. The reader might justifiably pose the following question: "How
to cope with the Ruy Lopez if you are Black?". In fact, almost every
variation of this opening deserves to be analyzed in a separate volume, so we
shall reveal to you the tremendously complicated and fashionable Berlin Defence
in our next book." Roman Ovetchkin is an international grandmaster and an
experienced coach and trainer. He was part of the team which enabled Ekaterina
Kovalevska to become a vice-champion of the world in 2004. In 2007 he coached the
"ABC" team and they shared 1st-2nd place in the European Cup for
women. He was the winner of numerous international chess competitions. Igor
Lysyi is an international grandmaster. He won many times the students'
championships and the Russia Universiades, both as an individual and as a
member of the team of the Ural University. He participated in the team of
Russia which won the World Students' Championship in 2008. He was the winner of
numerous international chess tournaments.
Roman Ovetchkin is
an international grandmaster and an experienced coach and trainer. He was part
of the team which enabled Ekaterina Kovalevska to become a vice-champion of the
world in 2004.
In
2007 he coached the “ABC” team and they shared 1st-2nd place in the European
Cup for women. He was the winner of numerous international chess competitions.
Igor Lysyi is
an international grandmaster. He won many times the students’ championships and
the Russia Universiades, both as an individual and as a member of the team of the
Ural University.
He
participated in the team of Russia which won the World Students’ Championship
in 2008. He was the winner of numerous international chess tournaments.
Check Our Updated List of Available Books (February 2014)
Igor Lysyj: “My main opening weapon throughout my chess career, from 1998 to 2010, was the French Defence. However, in the last five years of this period I played a large number of games in the strongest tournaments in Russia, mostly against players rated over 2600, and I suffered many humiliating but well-deserved defeats. These losses made me reconsider the situation and I came to the conclusion that the cramped positions in the French Defence are strategically risky and do not quite suit my playing style... In this book I have presented all my analyses and my discoveries during the World Cup 2011. I believe that it will be useful for chess players at all levels to study them, together with the excellent annotations and explanations of Roman Ovetchkin. The reader might justifiably pose the following question: "How to cope with the Ruy Lopez if you are Black?". In fact, almost every variation of this opening deserves to be analyzed in a separate volume, so we shall reveal to you the tremendously complicated and fashionable Berlin Defence in our next book." Roman Ovetchkin is an international grandmaster and an experienced coach and trainer. He was part of the team which enabled Ekaterina Kovalevska to become a vice-champion of the world in 2004. In 2007 he coached the "ABC" team and they shared 1st-2nd place in the European Cup for women. He was the winner of numerous international chess competitions. Igor Lysyi is an international grandmaster. He won many times the students' championships and the Russia Universiades, both as an individual and as a member of the team of the Ural University. He participated in the team of Russia which won the World Students' Championship in 2008. He was the winner of numerous international chess tournaments.
Roman Ovetchkin is an international grandmaster and an experienced coach and trainer. He was part of the team which enabled Ekaterina Kovalevska to become a vice-champion of the world in 2004.
In 2007 he coached the “ABC” team and they shared 1st-2nd place in the European Cup for women. He was the winner of numerous international chess competitions.
Igor Lysyi is an international grandmaster. He won many times the students’ championships and the Russia Universiades, both as an individual and as a member of the team of the Ural University.
He participated in the team of Russia which won the World Students’ Championship in 2008. He was the winner of numerous international chess tournaments.
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