Königsindische Verteidigung - Ein modernes Repertoire SN_required false In his glittering career

In his glittering career

this revised and heavily edited book is intended for you

e2-e4 is mentioned as early as 1594 in a book by the Italian Giulio Cesare Polerio (1548-1612)

In a very personal way

both books address a core problem: knowing which areas of the game to prioritize and when to depart from established principles

Königsindische Verteidigung - Ein modernes Repertoire SN_required false In his glittering careerWhether amateur or professional anyone who wants to play an exciting game of chess with Black from the start will often resort to the King's Indian Defence. The fact that White is given a considerable spatial advantage (e. g. after 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 Bg7 4. e4) is a basic idea of this counterattack concept. In many variations, Black has two roughly equal pawn levers to immediately put pressure on White's centre, particularly the vulnerable