Ruy Lopez

A straightforward Guide for Black and White
272 S., kart., 2017

Karpov/Zaitsev Systems
141 S., kart., 1993

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Symbols
Preface

  1  Zaitsev System (9...Bb7): Introduction
  2  Zaitsev System: Main Line
  3  Fifteenth Move Alternatives for Black
  4  Thirteenth Move Alternatives for Black
  5  Thirteenth Move Alternatives for White
  6  12...d7
  7  12.a3
  8  12.a3 h6 13.Bc2 Nb8 14.b4
  9  12.Bc2 g6 and Others
10  12.Bc2 Nb8 13.a4
11  12.Bc2 Nb8 13.b4
12  12.Bc2 Nb8 13.b3
13  12.Ng5 and 12.d5
14  11.Ng5 and 11.Bg5
15  11.a4
16  Tenth Move Alternatives for Black
17  10.d3
18   Karpov System (9...Nd7): Introduction
19   Karpov System: Main LIne
20   Eleventh Move Alternatives for Black
21   Eleventh Move Alternatives for White
22   10...Nb6
23   Tenth Move Alternatives for White

Index of Variations

How to Play for a Win against the Spanish Opening
544 S., kart., 2015

meeting the spanish without 3...a6
Grandmaster Glenn Flear studies a wide variety of ambitious and offbeat answers catering for many different playing styles. From the super-solid Berlin (as used so successfully by Vladimir Kramnik in his World Championship match victory against Garry Kasparov) to the uncompromising Schliemann, there is enough choice here for any prospective black player facing the Spanish. On the other hand, this book is also perfect for Spanish enthusiasts looking for the best way to deal with those avoiding the main lines.
p. 144, paperback, 2000

176 S., kart., 2004

The Ruy Lopez (also known as the Spanish Game) is an extremely popular opening and one of the oldest in the history of chess. It has been played by virtually all the greats of the game, providing the battle scene for many world championship clashes involving the likes of Fischer, Karpov, Kasparov and Kramnik. Now, for the first time in many years, Grandmaster Glenn Flear investigates the main line of the Lopez, outlining the crucial ideas and tactics for both White and Black. Using illustrative games, Flear studies the fashionable and theoretical variations, plus the tricky sidelines. This book is perfect for those wishing to play the positions with either colour.

• Written by a Ruy Lopez expert
• Up-to-date theory on the sharpest lines
• Ideal for club and tournament players

176 S., kart., 1994

An instructive survey of a Bobby Fischer favourite
Full explanation of theory and important thematic ideas
144 S., kart., 1998

Fresh Ideas and new Weapons for Black in the Ruy Lopez

255 S., kart., 2016

1.e4 e5 2.Sf3 Sc6 3.Lb5 Lb4!
62 S., kart., 1995

A Spanish Repertoire for Black provides a world-class repertoire against 1.e4. in his previous book, Beating the Open Games, Mihail Marin dealt with White's options up to 3.Bb5. Now Marin provides all the answers for Black after 4.Ba4.
232 S., kart., 2007

two dynamic systems to counter the Ruy Lopez
160 S., kart., 2000

Offbeat Weapons & Unexplored Resources
p. 271, softcover, 2009

275 S., kart., 2016

This books presents an opening repertoire for Black to players who are not excited by defending the dull endgames in the “Berlin Wall” variation and who strive for initiative, counterplay and a tense fight, having in mind the strategy of reliability defined by Tigran Petrosian. It is comprised on the principle “The best move for me – against all the reasonable moves for the opponent.”. In some lines we analyse alternatives for Black.

p. 147, softcover, 1992

Weapons against the Ruy Lopez
p. 288, softcover, 2011

Wie geht es weiter? Ist der Zug 3...a6 wirklich so wichtig? Rückkehr zu den Anfängen der Spanischen Partie. Der Autor hat äußerst ausführlich analysiert.
255 S., kart., 1995

p. 191, paperback, 2010