Well, my favorites are a bit old and possibly very hard to find:
- Alexander Konstantinopolsky: Caro-Kann
- Bent Larsen: Solide Åbninger (in Danish)
Caro Kann books
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Dec 26, 2020
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Caro-Kann Move by Move is one of the better ones published within the last 10 years.
The Caro-Kann Revisited, A Complete Repertoire for Black by Francesco Rambaldi
Chessable also has at least one “book.”
nope
opening repertoire the caro kann by everyman.
The chessable book is also nice.
Susik_Gaboyan wrote:
I don't know a book, but I know a nice course.
What course?
I had a good book but I lost it
Dec 26, 2020
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#9
The Caro is my mainstay. The two books I recommend are by Schandorff and Houska. Either one would serve you well, I use lines from both.
The Rambaldi book is great if you like sacrificing pawns for dynamic activity. Nothing wrong with that, but it's not really my style.
can somebody recommend some caro kann books please? i am trying to build a caro kann repertoire