Grandmaster Repertoire 10 - The Tarrasch Defence by N. Ntirlis & J. Aagaard

Opis

Grandmaster Repertoire 10 - The Tarrasch Defence by Nikolaos Ntirlis & Jacob Aagaard to anglojęzyczna książka szachowa w miękkiej okładce, poświęcona obronie Tarrascha po ruchach 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.

Nc3 c5. To publikacja repertuarowa dla czarnych, ale jednocześnie wartościowe źródło wiedzy także dla białych, ponieważ autorzy nie ograniczają się do zebrania znanej teorii — proponują własne analizy, nowe idee i odważnie weryfikują utarte oceny tej klasycznej obrony.

O czym jest ta książka?

Obrona Tarrascha prowadzi do dynamicznej gry i często wiąże się z akceptacją izolowanego pionka, co dla wielu zawodników bywa zarówno wyzwaniem, jak i szansą na aktywną grę. W tej książce Nikolaos Ntirlis i Jacob Aagaard skupiają się między innymi na wariancie 9.

Bg5 c4, pokazując podejście, które wyraźnie zmienia obraz współczesnej teorii debiutowej.

Autorzy wykonali ogromną pracę analityczną, wielokrotnie sprawdzając warianty i wprowadzając liczne nowości. Dzięki temu książka nie jest tylko przewodnikiem po znanych liniach, ale pełnoprawnym opracowaniem dla ambitnych szachistów turniejowych, trenerów i zawodników budujących solidny, a jednocześnie waleczny repertuar przeciwko 1.d4.

Nikolaos Ntirlis jest specjalistą komputerowym i cenionym trenerem z Grecji. GM Jacob Aagaard to autor wielokrotnie nagradzany za książki szachowe, laureat m.in. nagród Guardian, ECF i ChessCafe Book of the Year, a zarazem zwycięzca wielu turniejów międzynarodowych. To jego pierwsza książka debiutowa od 8 lat.

Informacje o wydaniuJęzyk: angielskiOprawa: miękkaLiczba stron: 352Data publikacji: 9 grudnia 2011ISBN: 978-1-906552-91-6Opinie i recenzje„Books of this nature are not just about authors doing a good job of collating the material and checking on their computer to avoid missing anything obvious. The authors go beyond the routine. They take the time and make the effort to go just that litle bit further, that little bit deeper. They develop the confidence to challenge the accepted view and supply the analytical proof to present their case with conviction. Boris Avrukh started the ball rolling, and now every one of the Grandmaster Repertoire series authors just has to keep up the highest standards...

Many players (I'm thinking about myself!) are a bit touchy about accepting an isolated pawn with Black, but if they get beyond their prejudice they'll find this to be a worthy addition to the best series in chess literature. Put it on the shopping list.”GM Glenn Flear, New in Chess„Most opening books are a collection of existing knowledge and a few extra ideas in critical positions. This is not the case with Jacob Aagaard’s and Nikolaos Ntirlis’ (called Nikos) new book on the Tarrasch Defence in the Queen’s Gambit. The book is the result of a large piece of research where the two authors have succeeded in turning completely new pages in opening theory.

Before The Tarrasch Defence was published the opening was considered dubious, but now that it is here, all super-GMs have been recalled to the laboratory. All main lines have been repaired, including those no one knew were broken. Have a look: 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.

Nc3 c5 4.cxd5 exd5 5.

Nf3 Nc6 6.dxc5! This line has always been considered completely harmless, but it is not and is handled over 37 pages! (Don’t fear – Black will be all right in the end.) The book is ground breaking and sets new standards for the future of opening books.”GM Sune Berg Hansen„As usual with Quality Chess books, production values are high and the paper is of an excellent standard. The authors have geuinely tried to unearth new possibilities and overturn existing theory and it will be interesting to see if the Tarrasch Defence enjoys a revival in the near future.”Sean Marsh, Chess Monthly„The two authors have done an outstanding job of not only explaining the basic themes and plans that are typical of this opening but also extensively analyzing the theory in detail, offering many important improvements.

This book is an important contribution to opening theory and is highly recommended, without reservation.”IM John Donaldson„The authors invested an enormous amount of time. The amount of novelties and really astonishing ideas presented here can only mean that they invested hundreds of hours to make this an interesting and really fighting choice.”IM Christof Sielecki ()„The book is primarily written as a repertoire for Black, but, just as with the other titles in the Grandmaster Repertoire series, White will also benefit from studying the recommendations. The authors take the theory of this opening several years into the future with their countless improvements over existing theory and analysis, including several very important new ideas