New & full of opening novelties: Yearbook 88

25 September 2008, 11.26 CET | By New in Chess (ADVERTORIALS)  | Filed under: Advertisement | Tags: NIC Shop

Yearbook 88 has just arrived, and in this issue of
The Chess Player’s Guide to Opening News you will find,
among much else, answers to urgent questions like:

– What does Carlsen offer White and Black in the Catalan?
– Has Ivanchuk pinpointed White’s weak spot in the Petroff?
– Which novelty revived an ailing Gr?ɬºnfeld line?
– Has Kramnik found the Hedgehog’s Achilles’ Heel?
– What’s the new idea in the King’s Indian Bayonet Attack?
– Is there new hope in the Nimzowitsch Petroff?
– Does the sensational Gajewski Gambit hold up?
– Is Gelfand’s 11.Qb6 still viable in the Najdorf?
– How does Anand fight the fabulous Budapest Gambit in simuls?
– Why does British co-champion Keith Arkell play 1.b4?
– Why does nobody play the right move in the Jaenisch Ruy Lopez?
– And much, much more…

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