Ntirlis: Playing 1. E4 E5 - A Classical Repertoire Chessbase middle game or endgame -

middle game or endgame - each part of the game is not only explained theoretically in the 33 lessons

including Anatoly Karpov and Artur Yusupov

Nf3 c5 A) 7

The King's Indian Defence is the right opening choice for that

The Strongest Period

Ntirlis: Playing 1. E4 E5 - A Classical Repertoire Chessbase middle game or endgame -Build a Solid 1 e5 Repertoire Against 1. e4 Playing 1. e4 e5 by Nikolaos Ntirlis offers a practical guide to meeting 1. e4 with Black's most classical response. Rather than forcing players to memorise endless variations, this repertoire book prioritises sound positional understanding and reliable defensive structures. The focus is on concrete, computer tested systems that work at multiple playing levelsfrom ambitious amateurs to experienced