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The menacing Colle & Zukertort System for the Club Player Robert Ris
Contents
1 Introduction
2 The Colle-Koltanowski System (c3)
2.1 Introduction to White’s basic attacking setup: Colle-Burger
2.2 Various tactical motifs: Colle-Delvaux
2.3 Greek gift: Colle-O’Hanlon
2.4 e4-e5 attacking ideas: Koltanowski-O’Hanlon
2.5 e4-e5 Black’s long-term problems: Maroczy-Singer
2.6 Playing against IQP: Koltanowski-Defosse
2.7 An early …cxd4, exd4: exploiting the e5-square: Ivanisevic-Peng
2.8 Plan dxc5 & b4 – Power of Bishops: Hoexter-Pibernik
2.9 Meran type of ideas with reversed colours: Koellner-Polaczek
2.10 Queenside Majority – Full Board Pressure!: Tartakower-Domenech
2.11 Black plays an early …c5-c4: Przepiorka-Nimzowitsch
2.12 Ne5 & f2-f4 kingside attack: San Marco-Biro
2.13 The Initiative: Lakdawala-Akobian
2.14 Open Centre: Gomez-Martinez
3 Modern Classics
3.1 Rook Lift: Wei Yi-Vidit
3.2 Colle System in World Championship match!: Ding Liren-Nepomniachtchi
3.3 Triangle Variation Reversed – Queenside vs Centre, Basic ideas: Ju Wenjun-Lei Tingjie
3.4 Triangle Variation Reversed – Queenside vs Centre, Modern Theory …g7-g5!?: Abdusattorov-Ding Liren
4 The Zukertort System (b3)
4.1 Power of White’s Bishops: Jussupow-Scheeren
4.2 Super GM vs. Amateur – basic ideas explained: Jussupow-Uurits
4.3 A Free Attack!: Maroczy-Blake
4.4 How to anticipate Black’s defensive measures: Bruzon-Anand
4.5 A sensational new interpretation of the Zukertort!: Carlsen-Korobov
4.6 c4-d4 vs. d6-e6 attacking plans for White: Colle-Gruenfeld
4.7 …Ba3 idea, a model game for Black and improvements for White: Bogoljubow-Capablanca
4.8 A repertoire against the King’s Indian: Nakamura-Idani
4.9 A repertoire against Benko/Ben-Oni: Efimenko-Hnydiuk
5 Exercises
5.1 Exercise 1
5.2 Exercise 2
5.3 Exercise 3
5.4 Exercise 4
5.5 Exercise 5
5.6 Exercise 6
5.7 Exercise 7
5.8 Exercise 8
5.9 Exercise 9
5.10 Exercise 10
6 Repertoire Training
7 Practice Positions
8 Outroduction
9 Bonus
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Contents
1 Introduction
2 The Colle-Koltanowski System (c3)
2.1 Introduction to White’s basic attacking setup: Colle-Burger
2.2 Various tactical motifs: Colle-Delvaux
2.3 Greek gift: Colle-O’Hanlon
2.4 e4-e5 attacking ideas: Koltanowski-O’Hanlon
2.5 e4-e5 Black’s long-term problems: Maroczy-Singer
2.6 Playing against IQP: Koltanowski-Defosse
2.7 An early …cxd4, exd4: exploiting the e5-square: Ivanisevic-Peng
2.8 Plan dxc5 & b4 – Power of Bishops: Hoexter-Pibernik
2.9 Meran type of ideas with reversed colours: Koellner-Polaczek
2.10 Queenside Majority – Full Board Pressure!: Tartakower-Domenech
2.11 Black plays an early …c5-c4: Przepiorka-Nimzowitsch
2.12 Ne5 & f2-f4 kingside attack: San Marco-Biro
2.13 The Initiative: Lakdawala-Akobian
2.14 Open Centre: Gomez-Martinez
3 Modern Classics
3.1 Rook Lift: Wei Yi-Vidit
3.2 Colle System in World Championship match!: Ding Liren-Nepomniachtchi
3.3 Triangle Variation Reversed – Queenside vs Centre, Basic ideas: Ju Wenjun-Lei Tingjie
3.4 Triangle Variation Reversed – Queenside vs Centre, Modern Theory …g7-g5!?: Abdusattorov-Ding Liren
4 The Zukertort System (b3)
4.1 Power of White’s Bishops: Jussupow-Scheeren
4.2 Super GM vs. Amateur – basic ideas explained: Jussupow-Uurits
4.3 A Free Attack!: Maroczy-Blake
4.4 How to anticipate Black’s defensive measures: Bruzon-Anand
4.5 A sensational new interpretation of the Zukertort!: Carlsen-Korobov
4.6 c4-d4 vs. d6-e6 attacking plans for White: Colle-Gruenfeld
4.7 …Ba3 idea, a model game for Black and improvements for White: Bogoljubow-Capablanca
4.8 A repertoire against the King’s Indian: Nakamura-Idani
4.9 A repertoire against Benko/Ben-Oni: Efimenko-Hnydiuk
5 Exercises
5.1 Exercise 1
5.2 Exercise 2
5.3 Exercise 3
5.4 Exercise 4
5.5 Exercise 5
5.6 Exercise 6
5.7 Exercise 7
5.8 Exercise 8
5.9 Exercise 9
5.10 Exercise 10
6 Repertoire Training
7 Practice Positions
8 Outroduction
9 Bonus
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