“Above all, the Averbakh is a very rewarding opening. White’s piece development follows classical principles. In general, White is not lagging in development. Even without the theoretical knowledge of certain variations, he should be able to find his way. Best of all, the Averbakh promises you a head-start at the end of the opening, without the mess our KID opponents love to create on the board!” - Jan Boekelman
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Bezpieczeństwo transakcji dzięki certyfikatowi SSL
004 Key to Symbols
006 Bibliography
007 Foreword
011 Preface
015 Theoretical Introduction
019 PART I – 6th Move Alternatives
021 Chapter 1 – Odds and Others
031 Chapter 2 – Black prepares ... e5
047 PART II – Black Slow Plays on the Queenside
049 Chapter 3 – 6 ... Nbd7
079 Chapter 4 – 6 ... c6
107 Chapter 5 – 6 ... a6
121 PART III – Black Chases the Bishop Away
123 Chapter 6 – 6 ... h6 7.Be3 --
137 Chapter 7 – 6 ... h6 7.Be3 e5
177 PART IV – The Modern Way toward ... e5
179 Chapter 8 – Early Alternatives
201 Chapter 9 – 7 ... e5 8.d5 Nc5
233 Chapter 10 – 7 ... e5 8.d5 Qe8
261 Chapter 11 – 7 ... e5 8.d5 c6
281 PART V – The Benoni Connection
283 Chapter 12 – 6 ... c5 7.d5 --
321 Chapter 13 – 6 ... c5 7.d5 e6
351 Chapter 14 – 6 ... c5 7.d5 h6
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