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Sedlak, Winning with the Modern London System - Part 2
214 S., kart., 2016
One year after my first book Winning with the Modern London System was published, I decided to round out our white repertoire to include Black’s response 1...Nf6. I have tried my best to write this book in the same spirit as my fi rst one, meaning that openings are explained through analysing complete games, putting the accent on typical plans and pawns structures arising in these kinds of positions. Only a small part of the book contains some forcing positions that need more in the way of ‘memorising’. This repertoire which I am recommending is a good weapon against very sharp and well-prepared opponents. (Nikola Sedlak)
One year after my first book Winning with the Modern London System was published, I decided to round out our white repertoire to include Black’s response 1...Nf6. I have tried my best to write this book in the same spirit as my fi rst one, meaning that openings are explained through analysing complete games, putting the accent on typical plans and pawns structures arising in these kinds of positions. Only a small part of the book contains some forcing positions that need more in the way of ‘memorising’. This repertoire which I am recommending is a good weapon against very sharp and well-prepared opponents. (Nikola Sedlak)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Key to Symbols
Preface
Inrtoduction
Chapter One - The Updated London System
Chapter Two - London
Chapter Three - The Torre Attack
Chapter Four - Anti-Benoni