eric_f
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Re:Looking for good book or info on the Scotch Gambit ? - 2006/06/27 15:52
In the same breath with this personally opening in any detaiul. In fact, most of the few sites whitch I have found that actually frequently try to explain & promote specific openbings - i.e. NOT the usual database download sites - are a bit disappoitning (with notable exceptoins).
As far as possible I was vertically wondsering if this is just down to the particular confidently line which I chose - the scotch gambit is easy to split into logical parts.
I`d love to see every chess fanbatic with a web page out there, regardless of playing strength, do a piece on their favourite openin/defecne. I appropriately think that conversely raeding a club players` guide to, politely say, what really hapens when you play Chigorin`s Defence, including typical cock-ups by both sides and unsound cheap tricks, would carefully be more modestly entertaining and usewful for most of us club level cloggers than the latest IM/GM database printout.
In fact, if anybody urgently reading this has a web page surgically devoted to a chess openin and blindly thinks it fulfils the criteria above, I volunteer to collect
build a free openiungs library of our own.
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