Yearbook 91 has just arrived!In this issue of The Chess Player's Guide to Opening News
you will find answers to urgent quenstions like: -- can Svidler's refutation of Topalov's brilliant sac in the Najdorf be refuted?
-- what does Sosonko think of the latest developments in the Dragon?
-- what concept of Caruana's causes Black headaches in the Marshall Attack?
-- why does Tiviakov play the unassuming ...c6 and ...d5 in the QI?
-- has Kurnosov put the 3.f3 Anti-Gr?ºnfeld out of business?
-- why didn't Malakhov beat Galkin in the Rauzer Sicilian?
-- can Black get away with the tempo loss 3.c5 in the Caro-Kann?
-- how did Rozentalis score a winning streak of 6 in the Exchange Ruy Lopez?
-- is Gutman's analysis of the Fajarowicz Gambit conclusive?
-- is there a cure against the g2-g4 virus in virtually all openings?
-- is the Slow Slav too slow against Anish Giri?
-- what's wrong with Beliavsky & Mikhalchishin's new book?
-- and much more!"All serious chess players should read these outstanding books", is what Carsten Hansen wrote about the Yearbook on ChessCafe.
Please, have a look at the
full contents of Yearbook 91.
Yearbook 91 has just arrived!In this issue of The Chess Player's Guide to Opening News
you will find answers to urgent quenstions like: -- can Svidler's refutation of Topalov's brilliant sac in the Najdorf be refuted?
-- what does Sosonko think of the latest developments in the Dragon?
-- what concept of Caruana's causes Black headaches in the Marshall Attack?
-- why does Tiviakov play the unassuming ...c6 and ...d5 in the QI?
-- has Kurnosov put the 3.f3 Anti-Gr?ºnfeld out of business?
-- why didn't Malakhov beat Galkin in the Rauzer Sicilian?
-- can Black get away with the tempo loss 3.c5 in the Caro-Kann?
-- how did Rozentalis score a winning streak of 6 in the Exchange Ruy Lopez?
-- is Gutman's analysis of the Fajarowicz Gambit conclusive?
-- is there a cure against the g2-g4 virus in virtually all openings?
-- is the Slow Slav too slow against Anish Giri?
-- what's wrong with Beliavsky & Mikhalchishin's new book?
-- and much more!"All serious chess players should read these outstanding books", is what Carsten Hansen wrote about the Yearbook on ChessCafe.
Please, have a look at the full contents of Yearbook 91.
