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The move 1.Nc3 is gaining popularity for good reason; it has historically been overlooked in opening literature, often receiving less than 0.1% of coverage in well-known books by authors like Euwe and Pachman. A comprehensive resource addressing this opening was needed, and the author, a leading expert, has significantly contributed to its theory and practice. Van Geet has developed key concepts around 1.Nc3, successfully integrating them into modern master play over many years, particularly excelling in correspondence chess. His prowess with this move led him to win numerous tournaments and achieve a top-ten ranking among correspondence grandmasters with a rating of 2645. This book details how he transformed 1.Nc3 into a formidable attacking weapon. It is part of a NICCONSULT issue, which includes both a book and a disk. The disk contains additional material, featuring 500-600 games, about 200 of which are annotated, along with the NICCONSULT program compatible with MS-DOS or Atari. For further details on NICCONSULT, please consult your bookstore or Interchess BV.
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Van Geet Opening 1.Nc3 VO 12, D.D. Van Geet
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- Released
- 1994
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- Title
- Van Geet Opening 1.Nc3 VO 12
- Language
- English
- Authors
- D.D. Van Geet
- Publisher
- Interchess
- Released
- 1994
- Format
- Paperback
- ISBN10
- 9071689824
- ISBN13
- 9789071689826
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- The move 1.Nc3 is gaining popularity for good reason; it has historically been overlooked in opening literature, often receiving less than 0.1% of coverage in well-known books by authors like Euwe and Pachman. A comprehensive resource addressing this opening was needed, and the author, a leading expert, has significantly contributed to its theory and practice. Van Geet has developed key concepts around 1.Nc3, successfully integrating them into modern master play over many years, particularly excelling in correspondence chess. His prowess with this move led him to win numerous tournaments and achieve a top-ten ranking among correspondence grandmasters with a rating of 2645. This book details how he transformed 1.Nc3 into a formidable attacking weapon. It is part of a NICCONSULT issue, which includes both a book and a disk. The disk contains additional material, featuring 500-600 games, about 200 of which are annotated, along with the NICCONSULT program compatible with MS-DOS or Atari. For further details on NICCONSULT, please consult your bookstore or Interchess BV.