Dvoretsky/IUsupov: Secrets of Opening Preparation - Edited and translated by Ken Neat Vereinsbedarf beginning with 19th-century forerunners and

beginning with 19th-century forerunners and continuing through the modern era

(3) Black’s pieces naturally enjoy open lines and active posts so it’s easy to play the opening moves quickly and successfully

born in Havana in 1888

The two former world-class players explain in an easy and relaxed manner what the respective games are about and show that chess with them is one thing above all else - never boring

Every chess player is a little crazy"

Dvoretsky/IUsupov: Secrets of Opening Preparation - Edited and translated by Ken Neat Vereinsbedarf beginning with 19th-century forerunners andBuild a Winning Opening Repertoire with Expert Training Methods Secrets of Opening Preparation by Mark Dvoretsky and Artur Yusupov provides a systematic approach to constructing a personal opening repertoire and generating fresh ideas at the board. The book draws on methods developed through Dvoretsky and Yusupov's coaching of talented young players worldwide. It bridges opening theory with middlegame and endgame play, showing how early decisions