get some books on the nimzo and queen's indian for black
Any Good Books on the Czech Benoni
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Sep 13, 2020
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if i remember correctly he even defeated bob fischer in a blitz game
Sep 13, 2020
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Oliver_Prescott wrote:
get some books on the nimzo and queen's indian for black
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nah
Opening Books are Lame, Get some books like Bobby Fischer's My Best 60 Games 
Sep 13, 2020
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#8
oh yea, speaking of fischer's 60 games, u dont actually have to buy it, just get the pdf and the PGNs for the game so u can download it on a chess platform such as chess.com, stockfish, or ochessbase
Sep 13, 2020
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Oliver_Prescott wrote:
ooh asa hoffman, i played him before on chess.com lol
haha
Sep 13, 2020
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#10
This is not actually helping Snudoo, you know...
Well, I found quite a few books on the Benoni in general, but I really can't find any book on the Czech Benoni other than the one by Asa Hoffman. So maybe I'm a bad searcher.
Oliver_Prescott wrote:
oh yea, speaking of fischer's 60 games, u dont actually have to buy it, just get the pdf and the PGNs for the game so u can download it on a chess platform such as chess.com, stockfish, or ochessbase
Or just ask @middlegamerumesh (:<
he literally has a million books in pdfs lol
don’t bug him tho lol
Sep 13, 2020
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Roger436 wrote:
Opening Books are Lame, Get some books like Bobby Fischer's My Best 60 Games
Opening books are a little outdated, so get online courses. But seriously, the opening is the most important part of the game. Looking at insane brilliances from the strongest players of all time will not make us stronger.
Sep 13, 2020
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rychessmaster1 wrote:
You don’t need a book just build a wall and you’ll draw
That's why he wants the book. He wants to win, not draw.
Sep 13, 2020
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#14
Search Czech Benoni in Chessbase. Its a little pricey, at around 30 bucks, but their opening repertoire is reviewed by IM's GM's and several top engines and AI's
I have a similar case. I used to play the Budapest Gambit in OTB and online, but my coach hooked me up with the Nimzo-Indian which is solid and sometimes aggressive 
King's Indian Defense > Czech Benoni
Sep 13, 2020
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arooster2020 wrote:
King's Indian Defense > Czech Benoni
Memorization > chess
thats the kid
Sep 13, 2020
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rychessmaster1 wrote:
The Czech Benoni is not the opening you play to win with
That’s what Nigel short said about the alekhines
but then he used it against Kasparov, so...
Sep 13, 2020
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PILOTOXOMXD wrote:
Roger436 wrote:
Opening Books are Lame, Get some books like Bobby Fischer's My Best 60 Games
Opening books are a little outdated, so get online courses. But seriously, the opening is the most important part of the game. Looking at insane brilliances from the strongest players of all time will not make us stronger.
Nobody plays the Czech
therefore it is not the book that’s outdated it’s the opponent
I'm looking for an alternative to the Budapest Gambit, not because of its soundness, but just for a change of pace. Right now I can only see the Czech Benoni in action on Amazon. Are there any other good books besides this one, or is this the best choice on the topic?