¿Sin tiempo para estudiar aperturas? ¡Este es tu libro!
Si estas cansado de las líneas principales y buscas armas efectivas para dejar perplejo a tu oponente, te sentirás como en casa en el mundo de SOS
SOS se publica 2 veces al año
New In Chess, 2012
Edition: Paperback medium
ISBN: 978-90-5691-366-3
Pages: 144
Language: English
Contenido:
Brings you a wide variety of unusual opening ideas. They may seem outrageous at fi rst sight, but have proven to be perfectly playable.
An SOS deviates very early from the regular lines in a mainstream opening, usually even before move six! That is why it is so easy to actually bring the variation on the board. You will baffle your opponent without having studied large quantities of stuffy theory.
Contents
1 – Jeroen Bosch – The SOS Files
2 – Jeroen Bosch – SOS in the Lasker Defence
3 – Simon Williams – King’s Gambit: Tartakower Variation
4 – Alexander Finkel – An Opening Bomb in the Slav
5 – Dimitri Reinderman – Sicilian Najdorf: the ‘Mejvik Variation’
6 – Sinisa Drazic – A King’s Indian Surprise
7 – Igor Lysyj – Queen’s Indian: Chernyshov’s Line
8 – Jeroen Bosch – An Unusual Taimanov
9 – Maurits Wind – The Mayet Defence
10 – Arthur Kogan – English Opening: Early Inspiration
11 – Alexander Finkel – Caro-Kann Advanced: an SOS Trend
12 – Matthieu Cornette – Grünfeld Fianchetto: a New Idea
13 – Max Illingworth – Sicilian: the Illingworth Gambit
14 – Jeroen Bosch – Avoiding the King’s Indian Sämisch
15 – Sinisa Drazic – Sicilian: the Bücker-Welling Variation
16 – Jeroen Bosch – Fianchetto in the Alekhine Four Pawns
17 – Arthur Kogan – King’s Gambit – a Patzer Check
Carsten Hansen, ChessCafe: ‘The variations can be exceedingly difficult if you are not prepared.’
IM Watson, The Week In Chess: ‘The most entertaining of books about openings that I know of (…) I recommend SOS because it is so much fun, to be sure, but also for its practical utility.’
Joe Petrolito, Australian Chess: ‘These suggestions are very attractive to club players.’
Chess Today: ‘No matter what you play, you will find something exciting here.”
The Washington Post: ‘A refreshing book, full of rare, uncommon but sound ideas that can spice up the opening repertoire of any tournament player.’
IM Jeremy Silman: ‘You’ll be glad you joined Bosch’s bandwagon.’
GM Glenn Flear: ‘Tricky opening ideas, not much to learn, surprise value and lots of fun.’
Bob Long, Chessco: ‘For throwing your opponent off balance, it is hard to beat this series.’
Rochade: ‘A sparkling star in the grey sky of theory.’
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