Salgado Lopez: Gambit Killer

Autor: Salgado Lopez, Ivan
Verlag: Thinkers Publishing
Erscheinungsjahr: 2018
Sprache: Englisch
Buchumschlag: paperback
Seiten: 208

Iván Salgado López was born in Spain in 1991 and learned to play chess at the age of seven thanks to his brother Óscar and became a grandmaster at the age of 16. Amongst the best results in his chess career Ivan has twice been Spanish Champion and has won many international tournaments. He was the second of ex-World Champions Topalov and Ponomariov amongst other strong grandmasters. He adores chess but has many other interests as weIl. Currently he is studying as a "sports trainer" and in "sports management" at the National Sport Academy in Sofia (Bulgaria).

Your opponent plays a gambit against you. How dare they!? But how can you punish them? Spanish Grandmaster Salgado has taken a close look at a wide variety of 'Gambit Lines'. Many gambit lines, where one or more pawns are sacrificed for the initiative, have to be taken seriously, but Ivan has succeeded in finding many new ideas and theoretical improvements. The result is the neutralization or refutation of most of these common and weIl known 'Gambits'.

This book is simply a must for anyone who wants to be fully prepared to engage in battle against a 'Gambit Player'. If you are a gambit player yourself, you need to read this to prepare yourself for new challenges to your systems.

Inhlat:

005 KEY TO SYMBOLS
007 PREFACE
009 CHAPTER 1. THE BUDAPEST GAMBIT
045 CHAPTER 2. THE BLUMENFELD GAMBIT
075 CHAPTER 3. THE TARRASCH AND MARSHALL GAMBITS
083 CHAPTER 4. THE VON HENNIG-SCHARA GAMBIT
119 CHAPTER 5. SLAV GAMBITS
131 CHAPTER 6. DUTCH GAMBITS
151 CHAPTER 7. EASILY REFUTED GAMBITS
155 CHAPTER 8. THE ALBIN GAMBIT
165 MODEL GAMES WITH EXERCISES
169 Exercises on the Budapest Gambit
175 Solutions to the Budapest Gambit
180 Exercises on the Blumenfeld Gambit
186 Solutions to the Blumenfeld Gambit
191 Exercises on the Von Hennig-Schara Gambit
198 Solutions to the Von Hennig-Schara Gambit

208 Seiten, kartoniert, 1. Auflage 2018