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Nic Yearbook 111 - Paperback Edition is a chess book from New In Chess, published as a paperback edition and built around detailed opening analysis, forum content, reviews, and surveys.
The Forum section includes contributions by Bogdan Lalic and Daniel Fridman, with Fridman examining his experience in the Queen's Indian 6.d5 exd5 7.0-0 gambit line. Peter Boel also pays tribute to Jobava's fun factor from the recent Russian Team Championships.
In Columns, Anish Giri explains why and how top players switched between 1.e4 and 1.d4 in the Candidates Tournament, while Alexey Kuzmin presents the 10 best opening novelties from the same event. The issue also previews The Modern Bogo by Dejan Antic and Branimir Maksimovic, and Glenn Flear reviews Sabotage the Grünfeld (Kaufman), The Modern Anti-Sicilian by Sergey Soloviov, Boris Avrukh’s The Classical Slav (no. 17 in the Grandmaster Repertoire series), and Lorin D’Costa’s The Panov-Botvinnik Attack move by move.
The surveys cover many opening lines, including Sicilian Defence, French Defence, Ruy Lopez, King’s Pawn Openings, King’s Gambit, Slav Defence, Nimzo-Indian Defence, Queen’s Indian Defence, Grünfeld Indian Defence, King’s Indian Defence, Benoni Defence, Dutch Defence, English Opening, and Réti Opening. Browse more chess books or compare it with Nic Yearbook 121 - Paperback Edition.
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