Just as every golfer who wants to lower his score practices chipping and putting above all, the ambitious chess player studies the opening.
Inside Chess Openings provides a consist and authoritative summary of the best opening moves. It is a new publication, with many 1992 references. No attempt is made to explain the reasons behind the moves, though all variations are evaluated using all variations are evaluated using internationally accepted language-less symbols, thoroughly explained in the preface.
The tournament player who wishes to brush up on his favorite opening cannot do better than to take a look at Inside Chess Openings before the game.
Grated, a trunk full of Encyclopedias of the Chess Openings, supplemented b the latest games from Inside Chess magazine will be more through, but players will find the present book less taxing on their time and arm muscles.
Inside Chess Openings is the steady right hand, the club head square to the path of the ball, the firm but natural follow-through