Grandmaster Repertoire 14 – The French Defence 1 introduces the Winawer Variation after the opening moves 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Bb4, and provides expert recommendations against all of White’s major possibilities, with the exception of the most critical 7.Qg4 line which receives special coverage in Volume Two of the series. Volume Three will deal with the Tarrasch, Advance and all of White’s other options.

…we deal with the openings in which Black fianchettoes his dark-squared bishop

We have analysed the most straightforward possibilities for White

Richard Pert is an English international master.

By playing 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.f3, White kills three birds with one shot.

Wojo’s Weapons has plenty to offer chessplayers of all strengths.

Club players looking to master an efficient, safe, and practical White repertoire will benefit from this highly readable book

Have you ever wished for a “formula” to help you decide what move to make in any given chess position?

The Ultimate Fischer Collection

If you play chess for blood, it makes sense to learn the violent tactics that feature in the openings that you play.

Far from a dusty relic once played by great masters such as Rubinstein, Pillsbury and Bogolyubov, the Zukertort System now enjoys new life.

The Benoni Defence can be divided into two main structures…