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Easy "as it gets" Guide: ... How about we change the title to "Easy as it gets" guide to the bla bla opening? How much easier can you make the Dragon? Mr. G covers all the main lines, most of the obscure ones, and through my study of this book I've been able to gain excellent positions. As someone who knew a "little" about the dragon, this book has been an excellent "next step". So far I haven't felt the need to get another book on this opening.
Easy Guide(?) - A misleading title: There is very little verbal explanation in this book - one is simply shown masses of variations. Tis is typical of sharp lines like the Sicilian Dragon - hence, there is no point in really claiming to write Easy Guides on such Openings. However, the book scores highly on all other points - good writing/translation and evaluations and assessments of critical and off beat lines by the author( a Dragon expert and GM practitioner who has introduced a few novelties in this opening). I prefer this book to the Gufeld-Stetsko book on the same opening, though I think players new to the Dragon should not expect to find loads of words that make thier lives easier. Highly recommended to any Dragon player, and is content-wise deserving of 5 stars. However, that misleading title...
| Author: | Mikhail Golubev | | Binding: | Paperback | | Dewey Decimal Number: | 794 | | EAN: | 9781857442755 | | Edition: | First | | ISBN: | 185744275X | | Number Of Pages: | 144 | | Publication Date: | 1999-12-01 |
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