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Beat the Dutch Defense

Jan Boekelman author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Thinkers Publishing

Published:25th Oct '22

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The Staunton Gambit is a very rewarding opening. White's piece development

follows the classical principles of gambit play. White is ahead in development and

obtains a fine initiative. Even without the theoretical knowledge of certain

variations, White should be able to find his way. Best of all, White determines the

direction of the game already on move two, without the risk of having to play the

maneuvering games we know from the Leningrad Dutch, the Stonewall Dutch or

the Classical Dutch.

With the rigorous and engine-assisted analysis of old

and new theory and over 160 years of practice, this book presents an aggressive,

interesting and robust repertoire for White against the Dutch. Despite its long

history there are still many opportunities for White to improve on well-known

theory and grandmaster games. Recent developments and insights have

considerably strengthened White's theoretical case.

This all has once again made the Staunton Gambit a challenging variation for Black

to meet when playing the Dutch. In games with a shorter time limit, the gambit has

already made its comeback and has become a regular guest. I trust that this book

will provide you with the basis for many victories against the Dutch!


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  • Sound aggression against the Dutch Defence

 

  • Promises good attacking chances and avoids learning reams of theory about the Leningrad Dutch, the Stonewall or the Classical Dutch, opening set-ups our opponent knows everything about? 

 

  • This book explores such a system for White with a complete repertoire based on the Staunton gambit. 

 

  • A repertoire for White, with attention for various alternatives White may choose from along the way, and an in-depth analysis of all of Black's responses.
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ISBN: 9789464201581

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Weight: unknown

256 pages

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