Burgess: 125 Chess Opening Surprises Strategie Magnus Carlsen plays chess because

Magnus Carlsen plays chess because he enjoys it

This is especially true when the king can cooperate harmoniously with the rook as it can dynamically help us solve the problems posed by the position

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The theoretical material is based on Kryakvin's tournament practice

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Burgess: 125 Chess Opening Surprises Strategie Magnus Carlsen plays chess becauseSurprising the opponent is a primary aim of modern opening preparation. You cant afford to be a stationary target gone are the days when players worked out an elaborate repertoire from which they never varied. These 125 opening surprises land like bombshells in the apparent calm of standard openings and disorientate your opponents as they grapple with original problems. This book is a treasure trove of unusual ideas at an early stage of the opening,