1.e4 - How to tame the Alekhine, Scandinavian and Pirc Chessbase giving readers insight into Seirawan's

giving readers insight into Seirawan's thinking and personality beyond tournament results

Charles Hertan has made an astonishing discovery: the failure to consider key moves is often due to human bias

though the focus is on the interview format rather than deep opening or endgame analysis

it also gives you an interesting kind of instructive bang for your buck

The many examples illustrate the principles of bullet chess and how they may apply to blitz chess and the time scrambles in standard chess

1.e4 - How to tame the Alekhine, Scandinavian and Pirc Chessbase giving readers insight into Seirawan'sAlthough almost every chess player spends 95% of their opening preparation time on main lines, there are some cunning strategists, including strong GMs (myself being no exception), who prepare a few side lines for their opponents, in which there are a variety of underwater reefs. I decided to collect these secondary openings on a single DVD. From now on, openings such as the Pirc, Scandinavian and the Alekhine Defense will no longer give you