Yearbook 88 has just arrived, and in this issue of
The Chess Player's Guide to Opening News you will find,
among much else, answers to urgent questions like:
-- What does Carlsen offer White and Black in the Catalan?
-- Has Ivanchuk pinpointed White's weak spot in the Petroff?
-- Which novelty revived an ailing Gr?ɬºnfeld line?
-- Has Kramnik found the Hedgehog's Achilles' Heel?
-- What's the new idea in the King's Indian Bayonet Attack?
-- Is there new hope in the Nimzowitsch Petroff?
-- Does the sensational Gajewski Gambit hold up?
-- Is Gelfand's 11.Qb6 still viable in the Najdorf?
-- How does Anand fight the fabulous Budapest Gambit in simuls?
-- Why does British co-champion Keith Arkell play 1.b4?
-- Why does nobody play the right move in the Jaenisch Ruy Lopez?
-- And much,
much more...
Yearbook 88 has just arrived, and in this issue of
The Chess Player's Guide to Opening News you will find,
among much else, answers to urgent questions like:
-- What does Carlsen offer White and Black in the Catalan?
-- Has Ivanchuk pinpointed White's weak spot in the Petroff?
-- Which novelty revived an ailing Gr?ɬºnfeld line?
-- Has Kramnik found the Hedgehog's Achilles' Heel?
-- What's the new idea in the King's Indian Bayonet Attack?
-- Is there new hope in the Nimzowitsch Petroff?
-- Does the sensational Gajewski Gambit hold up?
-- Is Gelfand's 11.Qb6 still viable in the Najdorf?
-- How does Anand fight the fabulous Budapest Gambit in simuls?
-- Why does British co-champion Keith Arkell play 1.b4?
-- Why does nobody play the right move in the Jaenisch Ruy Lopez?
-- And much, much more...
