Informationen zum Autor Krzysztof Panczyk is an International Master from Poland. He is a frequent visitor to Britain, playing in both international tournaments and the British League. His earlier works for Everyman Chess include Archangel and New Archangel, which he coauthored with John Emms.Jacek Ilczuk is a noted theoretician and powerful correspondence player who was a recent semi-finalist in the e-mail World Championship. This is his second book for Everyman Chess, having also coauthored Offbeat Kings Indian with Panczyk. Klappentext The Ruy Lopez Exchange (or Spanish Exchange) is a classical and well-respected opening that is a favorite among Grandmasters and club players alike. It has provided the battle scene for many heavyweight clashes between the world's elite players, including (among others) Alexei Shirov, Jan Timman, Nigel Short, and Michael Adams. Very early on in the game, a distinctive pawn structure is obtained, and in this particular opening it's the understanding of key ideas, plans, and structures that's more important than the memorization of long theoretical variations.In this book, noted opening theoreticians Krzysztof Panczyk and Jacek Ilczuk explain the crucial strategies and tactics of the Ruy Lopez Exchange. Using model games for both White and Black, the authors provide a thorough schooling in the key ideas of both the fashionable lines and the more offbeat variations. In this way, players of all standards can quickly and confidently begin to play the Ruy Lopez Exchange with either color in their own games.>An opening originally championed by the great Bobby Fischer>Ideal for club and tournament players>Provides readers with everything they need to know to start playing the opening Zusammenfassung Noted opening theoreticians Krzysztof Panczyk and Jacek Ilczuk explain the crucial strategies and tactics of the Ruy Lopez Exchange. Using model games for both White and Black! the authors provide a thorough schooling in the key ideas of both the fashionable lines and the more offbeat variations. ...

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Krzysztof Panczyk is an International Master from Poland. He is a frequent visitor to Britain, playing in both international tournaments and the British League. His earlier works for Everyman Chess include Archangel and New Archangel, which he coauthored with John Emms.

Jacek Ilczuk is a noted theoretician and powerful correspondence player who was a recent semi-finalist in the e-mail World Championship. This is his second book for Everyman Chess, having also coauthored Offbeat Kings Indian with Panczyk.

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The Ruy Lopez Exchange (or Spanish Exchange) is a classical and well-respected opening that is a favorite among Grandmasters and club players alike. It has provided the battle scene for many heavyweight clashes between the world's elite players, including (among others) Alexei Shirov, Jan Timman, Nigel Short, and Michael Adams. Very early on in the game, a distinctive pawn structure is obtained, and in this particular opening it's the understanding of key ideas, plans, and structures that's more important than the memorization of long theoretical variations.

In this book, noted opening theoreticians Krzysztof Panczyk and Jacek Ilczuk explain the crucial strategies and tactics of the Ruy Lopez Exchange. Using model games for both White and Black, the authors provide a thorough schooling in the key ideas of both the fashionable lines and the more offbeat variations. In this way, players of all standards can quickly and confidently begin to play the Ruy Lopez Exchange with either color in their own games.

An opening originally championed by the great Bobby Fischer
Ideal for club and tournament players
Provides readers with everything they need to know to start playing the opening

Zusammenfassung
Noted opening theoreticians Krzysztof Panczyk and Jacek Ilczuk explain the crucial strategies and tactics of the Ruy Lopez Exchange. Using model games for both White and Black, the authors provide a thorough schooling in the key ideas of both the fashionable lines and the more offbeat variations.