The Caro-Kann Revisited - A Complete Repertoire for Black

The Caro-Kann Revisited - A Complete Repertoire for BlackOpenings rise and fall in popularity over time, as players continue to learn and find new ideas for both sides. The two main replies to 1. e4 have always been 1e5 and 1c5, and with good homework it is exceedingly likely you will equalize with either. However, in tandem with their popularity, the amount of theory that is needed to play those openings has increased as well. In this book, I recommend the Caro Kann Defense as a viable and flexible opening

and a deluxe chess bag

Botvinnik was master of ‘centralization’ and Alekhine was the greatest player in developing opening initiative

* 3mm Black Delimiter between squares and frame

The translation of Russian original

What you’ll learn:

Follow Nick as he systematically explains the secrets behind his success in the endgame

Fans of chess openings will have a chance to enjoy the work of GM Spyridon Kapnisis

Geert van der Stricht is an International Master from Belgium and a former national champion

The introductions are designed to show the reader what I thought

I can heartily recommend this book to all players with a rating up to 1800

It makes pairings for Swiss system (and round robin) tournaments

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