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Chess Explained: The Queen's Gambit Declined
A Solid Choice for Black
by James Rizzitano

Chess Explained: The Queen's Gambit  Declined

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Publisher: Gambit, 2007
Edition: Paperback large
ISBN: 978-1-904600-80-0
Pages: 128
Language: English


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The Queen's Gambit Declined is one of the most important and popular of chess openings.

While an immensely solid and classical choice for Black, it has remained highly topical for more than a century. Both sides have ways to create imbalance and test their opponent's skills and knowledge in a full-blooded struggle.

Most of the World Champions have taken both sides of the QGD, with Spassky and Karpov especially notable defenders of Black's cause.

In addition to the traditional main lines with Bg5, White has at his disposal the Exchange Variation, and the Bf4 system, both of which can be handled in highly aggressive style if he wishes.

Rizzitano covers all these lines and a plethora of other important lines, focusing on the fundamental ideas on which they are based.


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