Schandorff: The Caro-Kann

In chess the Caro-Kann opening is one of Black’s most reliable answers to 1.e4. It is a regular favorite of elite players, who know that computer-aided preparation now threatens the sharpest lines of the Sicilian or Ruy Lopez (at the very least with a forced draw). The Caro-Kann is less susceptible to such forcing lines – Black sets out to equalize in the opening, and win the game later. Grandmaster Lars Schandorff reveals a bulletproof chess opening repertoire and lucidly explains how Black should play the middle and endgame
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\r\nLars Schandorff is a chess grandmaster from Denmark who is renowned for his opening preparation. His first book for Quality Chess, Playing the Queen’s Gambit, received superb reviews
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\r\nContents
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\r\nKey to symbols used & Bibliography
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\r\nIntroduction
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\r\nThe Classical Variation
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\r\n1 Introduction
\r\n2 Early Deviations
\r\n3 6.Bc4
\r\n4 6.h4
\r\n5 11.Bd2
\r\n6 11.Bf4
\r\n7 12.Bd2
\r\n8 The Main Line 14.c4
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\r\nThe Advance Variation
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\r\n9 Introduction and Minor Lines
\r\n10 c4-Lines
\r\n11 Positional Lines
\r\n12 Short Variation
\r\n13 Shirov Variation
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\r\nPanov Variation
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\r\n14 Introduction and Early Deviations
\r\n15 The Endgame Line
\r\n16 The Sharp 6.Bg5
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\r\nMinor Systems
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\r\n17 Pseudo-Panov
\r\n18 Exchange Variation
\r\n19 Fantasy Variation
\r\n20 Two Knights Variation
\r\n21 2.d3
\r\n22 Rare Lines
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\r\nIndex of Illustrative Games
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\r\nIndex of Variations
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\r\n254 Seiten, 2010, kartoniert, englisch.