English 1.c4 e5
With the move 1.c4, you can avoid some of the openings and lines to be feared
after 1.d4. Following 1.c4 e5 – this move order is also called reversed Sicilian
– arises an independent opening which, however, still leaves space for many
transpositions. To deal with the vast amount of material requires expert skill
and great knowledge of the variations, both qualities distinguishing the author,
Grandmaster Mihail Marin. The total number of 69,000 games on the CD shows the
gigantic field he managed to cover. His enormous work is reflected in no less
than 60 database texts and 330 games, exclusively annotated for this CD. Further
more, there is a training database with 46 games.
This is what makes chess training fun: suitable for advanced players extensive opening course in 60 chapters three databases with about 69,000 games 330 games annotated by the author, 1,800 in total
training database
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