222 Opening Traps after 1.e4 - Edition Olms

Every chess player has gone through the experience of a game coming to an end before it ever really started. The reason is often one of the ubiquitous opening traps, which to the victim look quite ‘normal’ moves–a piece is developed, something is captured, or a threat is set up and parried. The reply, for […]

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222 Opening Traps after 1.e4 - Müller & Knaak

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Traps lurk in every stage of a chess game, but they occur especially often in the opening. In this instructional volume, the two internationally

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