Win With White 1.d3 - 4 books

Starting a game of chess with White gives us the advantage of the first move.

However, given today’s defensive systems Black has good chances of getting the half point or perhaps even the full point.

If White plays 1.e4, for example, we could find ourselves up against the Berlin Wall of a Ruy Lopez, or in collision with the latest novelty in a Sicilian.

Similarly, if White opts for 1.d4 we could be confronted by a Grunfeld or a Slav, both of which serve Black very well.

So why not play in an unorthodox fashion?

The author has designed a system for White based on the heretical 1.d3.

1.d3 has been given the name of the Mieses Opening which has not received any great accolades, but the author demonstrates that White’s first move of 1.d3 is underestimated, and can provide a broad arena in which the second player is put to the sword.

vol.1 - Win With White 1.d3: The Reversed Philidor

vol.2 - Win With White 1.d3: The White Lion & Reversed French

vol.3 - Win With White 1.d3: White Plays the Hypermodern & Gambit Lines

vol.4 - Win With White 1.d3: White Plays the Reversed Sicilian & Benoni

• Code 1d3us
• Anno 2023
• Pagine 820