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The Complete c3 Sicilian (Sveshnikov) - 2nd hand
Evgeny Sveshnikov
Second hand book in very good condition (imperfect cover).
Very rare book.
Descrizione
It is not difficult to understand why the Alapin Sicilian is such a popular opening with amateur and professional chess players all over the world. Against Black’s most dangerous reply to 1.e4 it simply offers everything you need if you are looking for a reliable scheme that does not take much time to learn.
It could even be argued that 2.c3 is the most logical response to the Sicilian Defence. White aims at creating a strong pawn centre and obtains an easily manageable middlegame. Meanwhile:
- White has to study only a few set-ups, since Black has basically only two good replies - White is very solid
- The system can be learned quickly, since the positions are generally less complicated than in many other Sicilian lines
- Theory doesn’t develop quickly, so maintaining your knowledge is fairly simple
- Black has to take big risks in order to win
The Complete c3 Sicilian brings you the basic ideas, the plans, the tactical tricks and the latest developments from recent grandmaster practice. With hundreds of games, accessibly explained, and many tests, it contains as a special feature a listing of ‘opening catastrophes’ to be avoided or exploited.
Universally recognized as the world’s greatest Alapin expert, Evgeny Sveshnikov has written the most comprehensive guide ever: a well-structured book, indispensable for masters and yet easily accessible for club players.
Evgeny Sveshnikov is an active international player who currently represents Latvia. The Russian Grandmaster is a former trainer of Anatoly Karpov and one of the most respected opening experts in the world.
He has played more than 600 c3 Sicilians with a score of over 70%, including dozens of wins against well-known grandmasters like Mikhail Tal, Sergey Tiviakov and Judit Polgar.
Carsten Hansen, ChessCafe:
"It is by far the best book ever written on this opening. Beyond that, it teaches a bundle of things about chess in general."
Uwe Bekemann, German Correspondence Chess Association:
"An extremely good book."
Martin Rieger, Europa Rochade:
"A monument in opening literature! About 2.c3 you will not find anything more complete or better."
Matthew Sadler, British Chess Magazine:
"It's a great book."
Glenn Flear, Yearbook:
"Despite its bulk, the result is a delightfully entertaining and instructive book that can be appreciated by all."