Everyman
Meeting 1.e4 - Chess Opening E-book Download
(No reviews yet)
Write a Review
- SKU:
- ev-115
- System Requirements::
- Windows 8 & 7, Windows Vista, XP (Service Pack 3) to run ChessBase 6.0 +, Fritz 5+, Junior 7+, Shredder 7+, Hiaracs 7+, or the FREE software ChessBase Reader
Description
Meeting 1.e4
Fed up having to defend with Black? Annoyed by all those irritating White systems? Then this is the book for you! Russian International Master Alexander Raetsky draws upon his wealth of experience gained playing on the tough international tournament circuit to supply you with an all-in-one solution to your problems. The reader is provided with a complete repertoire for Black against 1.e4, based on the ever-reliable Sicilian Defense. Lines suggested are fun to play and promise Black dynamic counterplay. The variations are also easy to learn: this book is especially useful for players who have neither the time nor inclination to learn reams and reams of the latest opening theory.
You will need a ChessBase Reader. Download the free ChessBase Reader here
System requirements: Minimum: Pentium 1 GHz, 512 MB RAM, Windows Vista or Windows XP (Service Pack 2)
Related Products
Related Products
Attacking with 1.e4 - Chess Opening E-book Download
Everyman
€ 17.87
Attacking with 1.e4by John Emms
Tired of playing the same old openings? Worried about having to learn too much theory? Then this chess e-book book is what you're looking for! An all-new and...
Meeting 1.d4 - Chess Opening E-Book Download
Everyman
€ 17.87
Meeting 1.d4 (Download)
Unhappy that you're reaching passive or difficult positions with the Black chess pieces? Fed up with having to learn many different defenses
Meeting the Gambits, 1.e4 Gambits - Chess Opening Software Download
€ 26.83
Meeting the Gambits, Vol. 1: Gambits after 1.e4 (Download)
Despite the advances in computing power, gambit play is still very common, especially among young players, club players and those...
How to Play against 1.e4 - Chess Opening E-book Download
Everyman
€ 17.87
How to Play against 1.e4
It's not easy finding a good opening to play against 1.e4, especially if - like the majority of chess players - you don't have endless time available to study the latest...
