Viswanathan “Vichy” Anand (December 11, 1969, Madras) is a well-known Indian chess player, grandmaster, FIDE World Champion 2000-2002, chess player number 1 in the world ranking list for April 2007. Anand published a book - “My best games” in 1998 and the revised edition of this book in 2001.

Debut Paths series - systems and options popular in club competitions.

Series & ldquo; Debut Paths & rdquo; & ndash; systems and options popular in club competitions.

Complete and up-to-date investigation of the system 1.d4 Kf6 2.c4 e6 3. Kf3 b6 4.g3

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In his two-volume work, well-known grandmaster Boris Avrukh shows the way to White’s advantage in all debuts after 1.d4, with an emphasis on schemes with royal fianchets. This repertoire, which brought him among the strongest 50 chess players in the world, he offers the reader, generously sharing his new developments. This volume covers the following debuts: Old Indian, Dutch, Grünfeld, Benoni, Volzhsky, Budapest and some others. & laquo; Grandmaster Repertoire & raquo; & ndash; A new series of high-quality books written by leading chess players of the world. Based on the basic theoretical options, they offer a complete repertoire that will faithfully serve for many years, both professionals and amateurs. & bull; The most important options with expert explanations & bull; Hundreds of debut novelties & bull; The refutation of many theoretical options * Debut repertoire for life Excerpt < / span>

Many chess players know a lot of good defenses against 1.d4 with a further c2-c4, but are not always able to find the antidote from the side lines available in the disposal of whites. From the reckless gambit of Blackmar-Dimer to Vereshov's cunning debut and the devil's systems with fianchettos, not to mention the treacherous Trompovsky - blacks should be ready for a number of slippery systems, each of which carries its own dangers and provides its options. This book provides reliable and active objections to any non-standard debut line, selected by white as after 1.d4 d5, and in the case of 1.d4 Kf6. Where necessary, Grandmaster Avrukh describes all the white systems after 2 ... e6 and 2 ... g6, which is sure to please fans of the New Indian and Old Indian defense, as well as the defense of Grünfeld. "Grandmaster's repertoire" is a new series of high-quality books written by the world's leading chess players. Based on the main theoretical options, they offer a full repertoire, which will serve both professionals and amateurs with faith and truth for many years. Increased format (170x235 mm). • Highlights with expert explanations • Hundreds of debut novelties • Rejection of many theoretical options • Debut repertoire for life

"Grandmaster's repertoire" - a new series of high-quality books written the leading chess players of the world. Based on the main theoretical options, they offer a full repertoire, who by faith and truth will serve for many years both professionals and amateurs. In his two-volume book, the famous grandmaster Boris Avrukh shows the way to White in all the debuts after 1.d4, focusing on the scheme with the royal fianchettto. This repertoire, which brought him to the list of the strongest 50 chess players in the world, he pre- lays the reader, generously sharing his new developments. The first volume covers debuts with 1 ... d5, in the second all the rest - the Old Indian, Dutch, Grünfeld, Benoni, Volzhsky, Budapest and some other debuts. Increased format (170x235 mm). The most important options with the expert's explanations & # 61599; & # 61472; Hundreds of debut novelties The refutation of many theoretical options & # 61599; & # 61472; The debut repertoire for life

"Grandmaster's repertoire" - a new series of high-quality books, written by the world's leading chess players. Based on the main theoretical they offer a full repertoire that will serve faithfully and truthfully for many years, both professionals and amateurs. Many chess players know a lot of good objections to the main Sicilian defense options, but not always able to find an antidote for lateral lines. Famous grandmasters and leading world experts on Sicilian protection consider how to play on different variations of 3.Cb5, Alapin system, closed variant, the Old Indian beginning, etc. Also in the zone of their attention are such poisonous continuations as 2.a3, 2.b3, 2.d3, 2.f4, 2.C4 ... Black should be ready for a series of slippery schemes, each of which carries its own dangers. This book provides reliable and active objections

& laquo; Grandmaster's repertoire & raquo; & ndash; Based on the main theoretical options, they offer a full repertoire, which, with faith and truth, will last for many years both professionals and loved ones, to the bodies. In his two-volume book, the famous grandmaster Boris Avrukh shows the way to the advantage of whites in all the debuts after 1.d4. This repertoire, which brought him to the number of the strongest 50 chess players in the world, he offers the reader, generously sharing his new developments. In this volume, consider the following debuts & ndash; Refused and Adopted queen gambit, Slavic defense, Tarrash's Defense, Chigorin's Protection and some other debuts. Increased format (170х265 mm). Highlights with expert's explanations Hundreds of debut novelties Disclaimer of many theoretical options Debut repertoire for life