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Contents
Title page
Introduction: The Cadillac of Openings
The Development of the Najdorf Sicilian
Chapter 1:
Va Banque:
6.Bg5
Chapter 2: The Classicist’s Preference: 6.Be2
Chapter 3: Add Some English: 6.Be3
Chapter 4: In Morphy’s Style: 6.Bc4
Chapter 5: White to Play and Win: 6.h3
Chapter 6: Systematic: 6.g3
Chapter 7: Healthy Aggression: 6.f4
Chapter 8: Action-Reaction: 6.a4
Chapter 9: Odds and Ends
Index of Complete Games
Swipe left for next chapter
Grandmaster
Bryan Smith
The Najdorf in Black and White
BOSTON
© 2017 Bryan Smith
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KEY TO SYMBOLS
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!!
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!?
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=
+-
-+
N
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#
a good move
a weak move
an excellent move
a blunder
an interesing move
a dubious move
only move
equality
unclear position
with compensation for the sacrificed material
White stands slightly better
Black stands slightly better
White has a serious advantage
Black has a serious advantage
White has a decisive advantage
Black has a decisive advantage
with an attack
with initiative
with counterplay
with the idea of
better is
worse is
novelty
check
mate
Introduction: The Cadillac of
Openings
With this book, I present a collection of games played in
the Najdorf Sicilian. The purpose of this book is not to
be exhaustive - that would require at least ten times the
content, and even then it would not encompass a
fraction of the analysis and relevant games played in the
Najdorf. This book also does not suggest a repertoire
for either White or Black - although players can glean
some ideas, since I have generally picked games played
in the lines that I favor. I think it is dishonest for a writer
to try to portray an opening in only a positive light:
ultimately, even the most objective writers of repertoire
books have to massage the facts and minimize the
problems of an opening - and every opening has them.
The purpose of this book, rather, is to show how to
play the Najdorf, with White or Black, through
archetypal games. I believe that by studying the games
in this book, one can develop a solid general sense of
the different types of games resulting from the Najdorf
as played in the twenty-first century. It is my hope that
readers will also gain some degree of enjoyment or
entertainment from the games, which have been
selected not only on their instructional merits, but also
for their aesthetic
value.
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