Granted, it’s complete coverage, not a repertoire, and doesn’t cover all lines, like the Classical or Leningrad, but should give lots of info on critical lines. One is already out, on 4.e3, and the other will be on 4.a3 (possibly tied together with 4.f3). Only one out there right now is the Tarrasch.Īnother publishing company who’s name I can’t mention here has 2 Nimzo books coming out.
#Black modern chess openings pdf update#
Being a proud supporter of the Dutch, Slav, Tarrasch, Czech Benoni, and even the Nimzo-Indian in some respect, 80% of what I play against 1.d4 is light-squared occupancy of the pawns, and my one dark-squared defense got an update a couple of years ago, and with how rare it is, it shouldn’t need an update until 2020. I’d wager it’s probably a 2013 project at this point in time.
4…dxc4, not the Semi-Slav) is amongst the upcoming GM Repertoire books. Hope that the 2012 catalog, granted it’s a little dated, but still, the Classical Slav (i.e. Don’t quote me on this, but if memory serves me right, I think it’s the Rubinstein Variation against the Nimzo Indian, and specifically the lines with an early Nge2, the Saemisch against he King’s Indian, emphasizing on 6.Bg5, Don’t recall what against the Modern Baloney (My interpretation of the Benoni, I prefer the Czech over the Modern or Benko, but of course, I play a more positional game – Stonewall/Classical Dutch, Czech Benoni, Tarrasch, Slav being my main defenses to 1.d4, while I’ve had some interest in the Nimzo, but basically gave up the KID), 2.Bg5 against the Dutch, Russian against the Grunfeld, 5.f3 against the Benko, and I don’t think they announced what against oddball openings like the English Defense, Budapest, etc. Soviet Middlegame White also have 9.Be2 and 9.Bd3 (in addition to your mentioned 9.Nf3) if 9.a4 isn’t convincing enough? I also heard something about Nf3 being where trends would likely shift in the near think it was announced in a previous post. Playing 1.e4 – A Grandmaster Guide – Caro-Kann, 1…e5 & Minor Lines Playing 1.e4 – A Grandmaster Guide – Sicilian & French Judit Polgar Teaches Chess 1 – How I Beat Fischer’s Record Grandmaster Repertoire 11 – Beating 1.d4 Sidelines
Grandmaster Preparation – Positional Play (Hardback) Playing 1.d4 – A Grandmaster Guide – The Indian Defences Playing 1.d4 – A Grandmaster Guide – The Queen’s Gambit Here is an updated publishing schedule: Marc Esserman
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