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How to Play the English Opening Mr Nigel Povah

How to Play the English Opening By Mr Nigel Povah

How to Play the English Opening by Mr Nigel Povah


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Summary

The English opening is thought to be ideal for the average player, leading as it does to elastic positions and interesting middle games. Here, the author explains the basic strategies for both sides, basing the material on illustrative games to allow the reader to get a feel for the system.

How to Play the English Opening Summary

How to Play the English Opening by Mr Nigel Povah

The English opening, 1 c4, has become increasingly popular over the last few years and is included in the repertoire of most leading Grandmasters. For the average player requiring a sound, reliable system for club and tournament play, the English opening is thought to be an ideal choice, leading to elastic positions and interesting middle games. Here, the author concentrates on explaining the basic strategies for both sides, basing the material on key illustrative games to allow the reader to get a feel for the correct set-up of pieces and moves. The author has been a regular practitioner of the English opening for many years, and has obtained his final International Master norm. He has also written English: Four Knights.

Table of Contents

Part 1 1 c4 e5: four knights variations I and II; 3 g3 systems; closed systems. Part 2 1 c4 c5: Benoni-English; the Hedgehog formation; closed symmetrical variation; early...d5 systems. Part 3 1 c4 knight-f6 etc: the Nimzo-English; the Grunfeld system; the King's Indian approach; odds and ends.

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GOR004224235
9780713442526
0713442522
How to Play the English Opening by Mr Nigel Povah
Used - Well Read
Paperback
Batsford Ltd
19830929
144
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