ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews
Yakov Vilner, First Ukrainian Chess Champion and First USSR Chess Composition Champion: A World Champion's Favorite Composers
Sergei Tkachenko
Keep It Simple 1.e4 - 2.0
0.000 ratings0 reviews
- Difficulty: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
- Category: Opening
- Rating: 1600-1800
- 2023
- Chessable
- Christof Sielecki
- Pages: 632
- Physical & Digital
0.000 ratings0 reviews
- 5 stars0 (0%)
- 4 stars0 (0%)
- 3 stars0 (0%)
- 2 stars0 (0%)
- 1 star0 (0%)
What do you think?
Review by: jsain
Sielecki recommends the Tarrasch against the French, my favorite weapon! Here is a game in which Jan Timman had white against Morozevich in the Tarrasch in 2000. This is the famous exchnage sac line. Timman's 21st move. Who's better and why?
Wanna solve more positional problems and get instant feedback just like you would during a lesson with a real chess coach? Continue training!
No reviews yet! Be first to
No questions yet! Be first to
Related reviews
ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews
The Queen's Indian Defense Main Line 4.g3 System
Maxim Chetverik
ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews
The Original Arkhangelsk: Take Control of the Ruy Lopez as Black
Tibor Karolyi
ELO: 1400–1900
0 reviews
The Berlin Defence: A Novel
Andy Mack
ELO: 1400–1900
0 reviews
Modernos triunfos del Ajedrez Argentino
Luis Scalise
ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews
Mate Threats and Defense - 1000 Tactical Examples
Jakov Geller
ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews
Masterpieces and Dramas of the Soviet Championships: Volume I (1920-1937)
Sergey Voronkov
ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews
Evgeny Vasiukov, Chess Champion of Moscow
Alexander Nikitin
Browse Reviews
- Openings
- Strategy
- Tactics and Calculation
- Positional Play
- Puzzle Books
- Complex Endgames
- Theoretical Endgames
- Puzzles and Studies
- Thinking Processes
- Game Collections
- Textbooks
- Novels and Miscellaneous
- Children's Books
- Biographies and Players
- Book Authors
- Reviews in Alphabetical Order
- All reviews