For the first time in the history of the debut chess theory, grandmaster extra-class Alexei Dreev talks about the old version of the Spanish party - the defense of Kocio 1.e4 e5 2. Кf3 Кc6 3.Сb5 Кge7. This variation was often played in the 19th century, but then interest it fell to him and only at the beginning of the 21st century the former popularity returned to him. Black’s strategic idea looks very logical: having secured himself with the move 3 ... Nge7 from the exchange of Bxc6, they then develop their dark-squared bishop on g7, castle, finish development and, on occasion, are ready to start counterplay with f7-f5 ... The book is designed for a wide range of chess players: they will find useful for themselves. recommendations both the grand master and the chess player of the 1st category

In the second volume of his work, grandmaster Alexei Kornev continues his research on debut systems obtained after 1.d2-d4. This book discusses black answers related to the royal elephant fianchetting. The focus is on such popular debuts as the Grünfeld Defense and the Old Indian Defense. Such answers to 1.d2-d4 as 1 ... d6 and 1 ... g6 are also analyzed in detail. And in the first case, White answers 2.e2-e4, and Pirc-Ufimtsev's defense appears on the board. Therefore, this book will also be useful for chess players playing 1.e2-e4. As in the first volume, when choosing the schemes for White, the author first of all focuses on reliability and practicality. This book is designed for the widest range of chess players, in it will find useful recommendations for themselves as a grandmaster, and a chess player of the 1st category.

The book is devoted to one of the most difficult debuts - the Old Indian protection - and is built on the author's parties, which is recognized as a loyal supporter of the "elephant on g7", as well as on parties of such "old Indian" fans as Garry Kasparov, Gata Kamsky, Alexander Belyavsky, Judit Polgar. We offer fundamentally new ideas, analyze the latest discussion options.

The Scandinavian Defense (or Scandinavian Game) is a semi-open opening that appears on the board after the moves 1.e4 d5. The opening has been known since the late 15th century, having been used and first attested in the game Mars versus Venus, described in the medieval poem Scachs d’amor by a group of poets from Valencia. This chess match is considered the oldest one played according to modern rules, dating back to 1475.

New edition of the most popular domestic book about debuts.

In this book, St. Petersburg grandmaster and coach Evgeny Solzhennikin tells of one of the most difficult schemes in the Spanish party - the Zaitsev system. It represents an optimal combination of the reliability of the position and the opportunity to engage in a complex struggle. Learning to play it correctly, the reader at the same time will improve the understanding of chess as a whole, since he will need to be able to orient himself in double-edged middlegame positions, and competently play in the endgame. The book gives a complete repertoire for Black, starting with 3 ... a6 and ending with a super-fashionable version of Svidler. Based on many years of independent application and training of Zaitsev's system of his students, the author makes a conclusion about the reliability of the position of black

The defense of Alekhine, a brave debut that defies all classical rules of the game at the beginning of a chess game, has evolved over time into a flexible system that allows blacks to either agree to "extreme" options, or to move to three horizontal lines to free themselves at a convenient time. This debut is relatively rarely chosen by elite grandmasters, due to which he is far from being drawn to the bottom and quickly leads to live gaming positions. Choosing it, Black sets himself the task of winning, not only to fight for a draw. From playing, both white and black, Alyokhin's protection is demanded by specific knowledge, books devoted to this protection in Russian have not been published for almost 30 years. This edition, consisting of 16 parts and 87 chapters, examines, among others, the lines of protection, the practice of which is dated exclusively to the twenty-first century. Thanks to modern technology and in-depth analysis, estimates of many previously known variants have also been changed. The book is written in a living literary language and will be useful as chess players with a high Elo ratio, and for fans. Increased format (170x235 mm).

This study contains not only a review of the well-known material, but also numerous author's analyzes, points to ideas that have not yet been encountered in practice, gives general recommendations on playing out the original "Dutch" positions. The material has been carefully checked using the most modern computer programs. The book is written in a living literary language and will be useful to chess players with a high Elo coefficient, and to fans.

The book of the international master Maxim Chetverik is devoted to one of the most popular systems in closed lines & ndash; Fianchetto 4.g3 against the New Indian Protection. Despite the regular application of the system by elite players, in the new millennium the material was almost not generalized and especially needs to be updated in Russian. & Nbsp; Almost two hundred detailed commented batches contain a number of original analyzes specifying the existing estimates. Branching out of the practice of grandmasters, which emerged in the most recent time, has been singled out. Actual continuations are indicated for both sides, which gives the work an encyclopedic character.

In his two-volume book, the famous grandmaster Boris Avrukh shows the way to White’s advantage in all his openings after 1.d4, focusing on schemes with royal fianchetto. This repertoire, which made him one of the top 50 chess players in the world, he offers to the reader, generously sharing his new developments. The following openings are highlighted in this volume: 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 main theoretical options, they offer a complete repertoire that will faithfully serve many years for both professionals and amateurs. ? The most important options with expert explanations Hundreds of debut novelties Refutation of many theoretical variations Debut repertoire for life This is an e-book, a link to which will be available in your account after payment.

& 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. ar, which will faithfully serve for many years both professionals and amateurs bodies. In his two-volume book, the famous grandmaster Boris Avrukh shows the way to White’s advantage in all openings after 1.d4. This repertoire that brought him to the number of the top 50 chess players in the world, he offers the reader, generously sharing his new developments. The following debuts in this volume are & ndash; Refused and Accepted Queen's Gambit, Slavic Defense, Defense of Tarrash, Defense of Chigorin and some other debuts. Larger format (170x265 mm). The most important options with expert explanations Hundreds of debut novelties Refutation of many theoretical options Debut repertoire for life This is an e-book, a link to which will be available in your account after payment.