Opening Repertoire The Killer Dutch Rebooted

Stormester Simon Williams sin nyeste oppdatering om yndlingsvåpenet hans Klassisk hollandsk, som starter for eksempel 1 d4 f5 2 g3 Sf6 3 Lg2 e6 4 Sc3 Le7. Williams behandler også tidlige avvik fra hvits side, som 2 e4, Lg5 osv.

Den nye boka gjør ikke Williams sin "gamle" bok fra 2015 overflødig, eller omvendt. De kan veldig gjerne brukes sammen og står også bra hver for seg. Den nye gir selvfølgelig en viss oppdatering av praksis = teori... Den eldste er størst og gir enda mer oversikt og materiale for den som ikke allerede er litt fortrolig med åpningen. Noen av mønsterpartiene er beholdt, og noen nye har kommet til.

Forlagets egen omtale:

Simon Williams (the Ginger GM) is passionate about the Dutch Defence. He has played it all his life, knows it inside out and is considered one of the world's leading experts on this very dynamic Black counter. In this book he shares his extensive knowledge, holds nothing back and carves out a formidable repertoire for aggressive black players.

The great thing about the Dutch is that it solves several opening problems with Black. What to do against 1 d4? Play 1...f5! How to counter the English (1 c4)? Play 1...f5! again. What about the transpositional Réti Opening 1 Nf3? Yep. You've guessed it. Play 1...f5! Get the f-pawn to f5 and then plan to follow up with ...d6 and ...e5, creating a dynamic central pawn wall. If White doesn't counter accurately (and many players won't) this lays the foundations for a powerful middlegame kingside attack.

The Killer Dutch Rebooted is a swash-buckling opening that favors the brave and fearless chess player.

• A dangerous system where Black can easily whip up a deadly kingside attack

• Latest updates on Dutch theory

• Plans against all major variations and sidelines

Williams is well known for his swashbuckling, attacking play and his entertaining and instructive commentary. He is your ideal guide to the Killer Dutch.

Innholdsfortegnelsen:

003 About the Author

005 Bibliography

006 Introduction

008 1) Model Games and Key Ideas

038 2) Introducing the Main Variations

075 3) The Main Line: 7 Nc3 Ne4

138 4) The Main Line: 7 b3 and 7 b4

151 5) The Main Line: Nh3 Set-ups

167 6) White Plays g3 without c4

171 7) White Plays c4 without g3

185 8) The London System

196 9) Tricky Tries: 2 Bg5 and 2 Nc3

224 10) The Staunton Gambit

236 11) Other White Gambits and Odd Moves

245 12) Dutch versus the Reti and English

281 Index of Variations

286 Index of Complete Games