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Rakhmanovs Secrets of Opening Preparation (enkel via mail op bestelling)
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- Rakhmanov A.
- Thinkers Publishing
- 360 blz.
- Engels
- 2021
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I decided to write about something that I would be interested to learn myself. In this book
Aleksandr Rakhmanov was born on 28 August 1989 in Cherepovets, Russia, and started to play chess at the age of seven.
He became an IM in 2006, a GM in 2007 and a FIDE trainer in 2020.
His current rating is 2651. His peak ratings are 2676 (classical), 2721 (rapid) and 2704 (blitz).
In 2007 he won a hat-trick of bronze medals at the Russian, European and World U-18 championships. In 2017 he took 21st place in the World Rapid Championship in Riyadh and in 2019 won gold medal on 3rd board in the European Club Cup in Montenegro, took 18th place in the FIDE Grand Swiss, probably the strongest chess open ever, and participated in the World Cup.
As a chess tourist Aleksandr likes to travel, has visited about fifty countries around the world and has won many international tournaments.
CONTENT
004 Key to Symbols
006 Preface
008 Introduction
015 Chapter 1 – Thanks to a Coach
055 Chapter 2 – Books and Videos
075 Chapter 3 – Thanks to the Opponents
101 Chapter 4 – Watching Around
159 Chapter 5 – One-Game Try
191 Chapter 6 – High Level Encounters
247 Chapter 7 – Preparation Fails
265 Chapter 8 – Home Victory
285 Chapter 9 – Dubious Decisions
319 Chapter 10 – Personalizing Your Preparation to the Opponent
345 Chapter 11 – The Book in Practice
- I show what preparation for a game by a 2650 player looks like. In chess, we only see the game on the stage, and can only guess at what is hidden behind the scenes. Top players can't reveal this, nor can their seconds, so I decided – who, if not me?
- I show my preparation for games, accompanied by analyses that I consider enough to apply the opening line.
- I show how I outplay opponents, not with powerful opening preparation, but by leading them into positions that are pleasant for me or unpleasant for them.
- I explain things that many players do not pay attention to in terms of opening preparation and preparation for an opponent.
Aleksandr Rakhmanov was born on 28 August 1989 in Cherepovets, Russia, and started to play chess at the age of seven.
He became an IM in 2006, a GM in 2007 and a FIDE trainer in 2020.
His current rating is 2651. His peak ratings are 2676 (classical), 2721 (rapid) and 2704 (blitz).
In 2007 he won a hat-trick of bronze medals at the Russian, European and World U-18 championships. In 2017 he took 21st place in the World Rapid Championship in Riyadh and in 2019 won gold medal on 3rd board in the European Club Cup in Montenegro, took 18th place in the FIDE Grand Swiss, probably the strongest chess open ever, and participated in the World Cup.
As a chess tourist Aleksandr likes to travel, has visited about fifty countries around the world and has won many international tournaments.
CONTENT
004 Key to Symbols
006 Preface
008 Introduction
015 Chapter 1 – Thanks to a Coach
055 Chapter 2 – Books and Videos
075 Chapter 3 – Thanks to the Opponents
101 Chapter 4 – Watching Around
159 Chapter 5 – One-Game Try
191 Chapter 6 – High Level Encounters
247 Chapter 7 – Preparation Fails
265 Chapter 8 – Home Victory
285 Chapter 9 – Dubious Decisions
319 Chapter 10 – Personalizing Your Preparation to the Opponent
345 Chapter 11 – The Book in Practice