Kotronias on the King's Indian - Vol 1 al 5

 

Kotronias on the King's Indian - Vol 1 al 5

Description of Kotronias on the King's Indian - Vol 1 al 5

The King's Indian, one of black's most dynamic chess openings, it is covered in impressive detail by the great master Vassilios Kotronias.

In addition to providing specific information on opening moves, practical advice is provided on typical mid-game topics, both positional and tactical.

Vassilios Kotronias is a great chess master and nine-time champion of Greece. He is a key member of the Greek team as a player and coach. On the international tournament circuit, he is a feared competitor who is particularly known for his deep preparation for the opening.

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Technical data of:Kotronias on the King's Indian - Vol 1 al 5

Author: Vassilios Kotronias

Editorial Quality Chess

Language English

ISBN 978-1-906552-50-3

Number of Pages: 720Type: Defenses

The complete series consists of 5 volumes:

Vol. 1: Fianchetto Systems

Vol. 2: Mar del Plata I

Vol. 3: Mar del Plata II

Vol. 4: Classical Systems

Vol. 5: Samisch & The Rest

Various opinions:

• "Kotronias's book on the King's Indian fianchetto system (from the black's point of view) is simply monstrous work, with no less than 720 pages ... An impressive endeavor." - IM John Watson, The Week in Chess (full review)

• "Some initial books will stand the test of time and this is certainly a candidate ... I am absolutely amazed at the amount of work the author has put into these lines. Clearly, he cares about the subject, he is passionate about defense. Against all those interested, it shows that it is viable in all the lines included in the repertoire, and continues analyzing until you are satisfied with the result. " - Carsten Hansen, ChessCafe

• "This book is definitely one for the experts. It is an admirable effort and remarkable research." - Sean Marsh, CHESS magazine

• "For Fianchetto systems at King's Indian, there is now a Bible ... It is an incredibly complete job and its purchase can be recommended without restriction." - Uwe Bekemann, www.bdf-fernschachbund.de