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The Sponsor
Fred Das, Jeroen Terlingen
Chess Opening Names Volume One
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- Difficulty: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Master
- Category: Novels and miscellaneous
- 2017
- Stonepine Publishing
- Nathan Rose
- Pages: 229
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Review by: jsain
This is the Haloween Gambit. Weird opening names are very common in chess, as you will see in the book. But let's see if you can evaluate this weirdly named and crazy looking knight sacrifice! Who's better and why?
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