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After 1.e4 Nf6 Black is playing full contact “provocateur” chess. He develops
a piece and attacks the White lineman, then retreats before the blitzing pawn. White's bull rush penetrates into Black's camp, past the chessboard line of scrimmage. But, what's this? Black has opted for a screen and deftly moves his forces into the hollow space left in the blitzing pawn's wake! Will the rest of White's forces arrive in time to stop the play short or will Black craftily move down the field? Grandmasters aren't sure, but you can bet many of them include it in THEIR playbook. Let Tim Sawyer show you how to include it in yours. Good luck on the field... er chessboard... but don't forget your helmet!
Here at last Tim Sawyer introduces his precision game plan in The Alekhine
Defense Playbook, a compact repertoire of pre-packaged Black mischief and
mayhem. From the very first move there’s no getting away from the Playbook, as
White faces a clear-cut program of counterplay no matter what he does. Loaded
with original analysis and plenty of common sense advice, the Playbook is your
complete pocket guide to the hypermodern Alekhine Defense.
Author: Tim Sawyer
Title: National Master
Published: 2000
Pages: 157
Annotation: AN
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