Descubra sus ángulos ciegos y no deje pasar victorias sencillas.
Tal lo describiría así: “En Zurich ya no era fácil jugar contra el Fischer de dieciséis años”.
Fundamentos del ajedrez, Lecciones elementales de ajedrez.
An all-time classic, My System by Aron Nimzowitsch, has shaped generations of chess players. Its timeless ideas on positional play, pawn structures, piece coordination, prophylactic thinking, strategic maneuvering, and much more, are still invaluable today.
By studying My System, players will gain a deeper understanding of the game’s core principles and enhance their ability to assess positions, formulate plans, and execute winning strategies. The book is a must-read for aspiring chess players and seasoned competitors alike.
The Morra Gambit — 1.e4 c5 2.d4 cxd4 3.c3 — is one of those openings that club players love and serious study books tend to dismiss. Marc Esserman disagrees. An international master and the foremost English-language expert on the Morra, he has used this gambit to defeat multiple 2700-rated grandmasters, and in this book he makes his case that the resulting positions are genuinely dangerous for Black at any level.
White sacrifices a pawn on move three for rapid piece development and persistent attacking chances. Esserman covers all the main defensive tries Black can employ, explaining both the tactical themes and the positional resources when the attack does not land immediately.
Crucially, the Morra Declined is covered too — 3...Nf6 and other cautious tries — so you have a complete answer to 1...c5 without needing a separate Sicilian repertoire alongside it.
Esserman writes with personality and obvious enthusiasm for the opening. Intermediate players looking for a sharp, principled weapon against the Sicilian will find 360 pages of exactly that here.
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