Chess Life Magazine - December 2000 Issue

Chess Life Magazine - December 2000 Issue
img
Our Price: $0.95

Catalog Product Code: CL1200

*Eligible for Media Mail Shipping Details
In Stock Ready To Ship

Be the first to review this product

Share product with a friends & opponents!
img img img img
Stock Qty: 174
Weight: 0.3000

The December 2000 Issue of Chess Life Magazine features GM Joel Benjamin and his impressive 2000 U.S. Championship triumph. There is also coverage of the 2000 U.S. Open, won by GM Alex Yermolinsky. There is also a profile on Vladimir Kramnik.

Related Products

  • The Games of Jose Raul Capablanca
    Short Description for The Games of Jose Raul Capablanca - CB0039CD
    img

    The Games of Jose Raul Capablanca
    Catalog Code: CB0039CD
    Our Price: $14.95

  • Gata Kamsky: Chess Genius
    Short Description for Gata Kamsky - Chess Genius - CB0058CD
    img

    Gata Kamsky: Chess Genius
    Catalog Code: CB0058CD
    Our Price: $9.95

  • White Opening System: Stonewall Attack, Colle System and Torre Attack
    GM Soltis states: "Every chessplayer dreams of finding an opening that plays itself. After awhile the novice player learnes this is an impossible dream. There are, however, some universal systems of development that a player can adopt when he has the white pieces." By combining three aggressive, easy to understand openings, the author delivers. Not only does Soltis give you opening analysis and ideas, each chapter has Middlegame strategy.
    img

    White Opening System: Stonewall Attack, Colle System and Torre Attack
    Catalog Code: CB0028CD
    Our Price: $14.95

  • Mastering Rook vs. Minor Pieces
    Short Description for Mastering Rook Versus Minor Pieces - CB0016XX
    img

    Mastering Rook vs. Minor Pieces
    Catalog Code: CB0016XX
    Our Price: $9.95

  • The Veresov Attack
    The Veresov Attack is a vigorous opening system which offers a wealth of interesting strategic and tactical chances for white. It is interesting to note that it sort of resembles a sort of "Queenside Ruy Lopez". This often leads to rapid queenside castling with sharpened play. Alternately, white can simply continue to develop his kingside pieces followed by kingside castling. This "dual castling" motif of the Veresov can keep black guessing as to white's true intentions.
    img

    The Veresov Attack
    Catalog Code: CB0008CD
    Our Price: $4.95

  • 2. c3 vs the Sicilian and the Smith Morra Gambit
    Part One:1.e4 c5 2.c3 has gained a wide following through the years. White enjoys the central space advantage conferred by a classical pawn center. With rapid piece development, White will get the advantage against anything Black can play. Part Two: 1.e4 c5 2.d4 exd4 3.c3 and Black declines with 3..Nf6, or 3..d3, or 3..d5. We show you how one system transposes into another and when it can't. In all cases, White will obtain promising vistas for dynamic play.
    img

    2. c3 vs the Sicilian and the Smith Morra Gambit
    Catalog Code: CB0050CD
    Our Price: $6.95

  • Beating the Sicilian Defense Chameleon Variation
    The title is to make it strong and clear it is written from the White side. You do not have to wade through page after page, suggestion after suggestion, to find the best White continuations. The analysis will show you how to get an advantage with White by getting you through the opening against all Black variations. White plays 1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 followed by 3.Ne2, with the flexible option to break through with d4 if desired.
    img

    Beating the Sicilian Defense Chameleon Variation
    Catalog Code: CB0049CD
    Our Price: $13.95

  • The Fischer Attack in the Najdorf
    The Fischer Attack in the Najdorf
    img

    The Fischer Attack in the Najdorf
    Catalog Code: CB0057CD
    Our Price: $7.95

  • Beating the Sicilian Defense with the Short-Nunn Attack
    Wanted: Opening system needed to combat the most popular defense to 1.e4. Must be sound, flexible, and aggressive. Experience against all Black formations essential. GM's Short and Nunn came forward in the late 1980's and early 1990's to give us one catch-all system. First it was proven successful against one Black setup, and then against another and another. Its successes were registered at the highest levels. Fischer played it against Spassky in the 1992 return match! Still the most popular system against the Najdorf today.
    img

    Beating the Sicilian Defense with the Short-Nunn Attack
    Catalog Code: CB0037CD
    Our Price: $6.95

  • The Noteboom Variation
    The Noteboom Variation
    img

    The Noteboom Variation
    Catalog Code: CB0102CD
    Our Price: $4.95

Tell us what you think about this item!
lb