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Double Trouble Scandinavian Style: Two Repertoires for Black by Marek Soszynski, Al Lawrence
- Double Trouble Scandinavian Style: Two Repertoires for Black
- Marek Soszynski, Al Lawrence
- Page: 176
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- ISBN: 9781949859812
- Publisher: Russell Enterprises, Incorporated
Double Trouble Scandinavian Style: Two Repertoires for Black
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The Early Equalizer In response to 1.e4, White’s most common first move, it has long been recognized that when and if Black can play ...d5 safely, the result is approximate equality. Scandinavian devotees argue all that can happen on Move 1! But it’s hardly a “peaceful” equality. But do we really need a book that is a blur of all sorts of black and white possibilities with countless tightly-nested game fragments? Hardly. Double Trouble is a straightforward volume of repertoire recommendations, easy to understand and easy to play. The book is in three parts. Part One, besides introducing the book generally, covers the very first moves of the Scandinavian Defense and White’s early deviations. Anyone who plays the Scandinavian will find this section quite helpful. Then Part Two covers Qd6 + g6 systems, while Part Three covers the very different Nf6 system. [I]n this book, popular author and Correspondence Master Marek Soszynski gives you a defense to 1.e4 that can honestly be called “complete.” Your prep could not be better...This book cuts [the theory] down to size. Marek Soszynski gives you just what you need to know to show that the old “theoretical” equalizer, 1...d5, can indeed be played, and played with verve, on Move 1! – From the Foreword by Al Lawrence Double Trouble Scandinavian Style: Equalize early and then play for a win!
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