Well don't have book recommendations, but Simon Williams has a really nice free London video course on Youtube.
Books on the regular London System
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sorry, I do not know
Dec 17, 2020
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black wins more than white in the London system. Also, it is VERY boring. The probably only fun thing is the possibility to greek gift.
JackRoach wrote:
black wins more than white in the London system. Also, it is VERY boring. The probably only fun thing is the possibility to greek gift.
Well, I don't doubt that black wins more than white, but from my experience it isn't too boring. Although I haven't played the london very much so I could be wrong.
Dec 17, 2020
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PeasantElevator wrote:
How is it garbage
it doesnt contest for an advantage
Dec 17, 2020
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#10
The London System consists of active pieces and solid pawns. Hard to believe the opening would be terrible.
Dec 17, 2020
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rychessmaster1 wrote:
PeasantElevator wrote:
How is it garbage
it doesnt contest for an advantage
Familiarity is more important than an objective advantage
Dec 17, 2020
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Epiloque wrote:
the London as a whole is trash
sorry Ry, it had to be said
smh London players
The jobava London is not really the London, just ask @ThrillerFan
Dec 18, 2020
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#14
I don't know some books, but I can recommend a very useful course https://chessmood.com/course/crushing-d4-sidelines
some books Romero Holmes, Alfonso, and Oscar de Prado - The Agile London System: A Solid but Dynamic Opening Choice for White Sedlak, Nikola - Winning with the Modern London System: A Complete Opening Repertoire for White after 1.d4 d5. an older book Johnson and Kovačević - Winning with the London System also you have Cyrus Lakdawala - Play the London System
are there any books about the London System that are good?