1.d4 repertoire masters vol.2

Studying this book "will get a great reward. Better understanding chess Certainly a brilliant contribution to literature" MI John Watson

The collection presents the Editorial Chessy with this first volume of Grandmaster Repertoire 1 d4 has received plenty of praise around the world, amateurs and professionals alike. Many GMs, especially those who do not tend to show greater interest in the work of their colleagues have not only studied Avrukh but heaped enthusiastic praise. And as the author himself has acknowledged the greeting also not a few of the world's elite players, to the point that the Israeli GM, regular member of the national team stronger and moving almost always on the stretch of ELO 2650, now stands as a theoretical authority.

For many fans of these new ideas that appear here and the author explains with remarkable clarity they provide comfortable victories and strategic skills to another level. Not necessarily need to study all variants. A few well assimilated you will achieve very healthy and strong positions and end with the opening advantage.

The second volume deals with four very common systems in recent years, the King's Indian, the Benoni systems (including Benko Gambit), the Bogo-Indian and Grunfeld, all treated with the solid fianchetto system. In all these variants Avrukh continually offers personal contributions, and great improvements where white outlook remains favorable.

We could say well that has revitalized Avrukh 1.d4 employment at all levels. 1.d4 player will have a book with this title exceptional positional query with multiple weapons and forceful offensive options.

The Ukrainian GM Alexander Moiseenko recently issued a categorical opinion that summarizes the general feeling: "Avrukh could have written 10 books with this volume". So dense is this work and so this author is honest in his first job.