Queen's Gambit Accepted
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The Queens Gambit Accepted is one of the classical openings against 1.d4 and has
been (is) part of the repertoire of all World Champions. These days Anand is the
top player who most often employs this solid defense. But Kasparov, Shirov and
Ivanschuk also occasionally resort to 1.d4 d5 2.c4 dxc4. Schipkov characterizes
the opening in the following way. "The Queen's Gambit Accepted" is a
postmodern opening because it combines and deepens classical and hypermodern
ideas. Black is not afraid to surrender the centre (hypermodern) and has no
weaknesses (classical). The Queen's Gambit Accepted offers a wealth of different
possibilities. In contrast to the Queen's Gambit Declined we can develop the
c8-bishop to b7 or g4; counter attacks such as e7-e5 or c7-c5 are possible
without losing a tempo as in the Slav. But White also has various in the QGA.
The large database includes 19 texts explaining the different variations as well
as 20,779 games, of which about 1200 are annotated. A training database contains
30 games with 86 training questions. In addition the CD-ROM contains a tree made
of all games.
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suitable for advanced players -extensive opening course in 17 chapters
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database with nearly 21,000 games
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ChessBase Reader included
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complete English version
System
Requirements: Pentium 32, 32 MB RAM, Wind95, Win98, Win2000, WinME, WinXP.
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Media: CD
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Developer: ChessBase
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Category: Openings Training
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Disclaimer:
Opened software may only be exchanged and for only the same software title.
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BHT10CDE | | Price: $24.95 |
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