1.d4! The Chess Bible

<p><span><b>In his first book (we anticipate many more), the young Hungarian author makes a worthy attempt to walk his readers through a complete 1.d4 opening repertoire. Yet while he is taking you thru the opening he never forgets the other phases of the game. As a result, the subsequent middlegame and endgame elements are remarkably well organized </b> <font><b>benefiting</b></font><b> both beginner and advanced players to acquire powerful skills with 1.d4!</b> </span></p><p><em>In what way is this book special? How can it make someone a better player?</em> These are perfectly legitimate questions and whenever I buy a new chess book, I essentially ask the same ones.</p><p>The short answer is that this book will give you a comprehensive understanding of the chosen openings. Unlike many other books with a similar profile, it goes beyond pure theory and in addition to giving a great deal of practical advice, it touches on issues such as sample games, typical tactical strikes and, in the last chapter, endgames.   On top of all this, a homework section enables you to immerse yourself in a given topic and achieve an in-depth understanding of it in your own time.</p><p>We follow this structure because as a coach, I know how important it is to receive as much guidance as possible on a new opening. Only this can lead to true mastery.</p><p>Let me recommend this book to any player who wants to learn more about closed openings, adopt a new approach to chess and build up a thorough and sophisticated repertoire.  I have tested these openings with my students with good results, so I believe this book is suitable for anyone with an Elo rating from 1600-2500. </p><p> </p><p> </p>