Starting Out: The Queen's Gambit
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The Queens Gambit Declined is an opening of great historical importance and Blacks fundamental answer to 1 d4. From the very first move Black obtains a firm foothold in the centre, something that White finds extremely hard to undermine. Indeed, Black often bases his entire strategy around this control. The soundness of the Queens Gambit Declined has never been in question, and its supporters at the highest level include a long list of Grandmasters headed by Kasparov, Kramnik, Karpov and Short, as well as many World Champions from the past.This book is a further addition to Everymans best-selling Starting Out series, which has been acclaimed for its original approach to tackling chess openings. Neil McDonald goes back to the basics of the Queens Gambit Declined, introducing the key moves and ideas, and taking care to explain the reasoning behind them something that is often neglected or taken for granted in other texts. In this user-friendly guide, the reader is helped throughout by an abundance of notes, tips and warnings highlighting the vital characteristics of the Queens Gambit Declined and of opening play in general. Starting Out: Queens Gambit Declined is a perfect guide for improving players or for those new to this opening.
- Detailed coverage of a classic chess opening
- Written by a Queens Gambit Declined expert
- All the main lines are covered
English Grandmaster Neil McDonald is an experienced and successful player on the international chess circuit. He is a respected chess coach, who has trained many of Englands strongest junior players. McDonald is also a talented chess writer and has many outstanding works to his name. Earlier Everyman Chess books include Concise Chess Openings and Starting Out: The English.
Details:
| Book Series: |
Starting Out: |
| Skill Level: |
All levels (1000+) |
| Publisher: |
Everyman Chess |
| Isbn: |
978-1857444261 |
| Num Pages: |
192 |
| Author: |
Neil McDonald |
| Book Category: |
Openings |
| Cover: |
Paperback |
| Year Published: |
2006 |
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