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FOXY OPENINGS - VOLUME 148 - The Deadly Scotch

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Volume One introduces Martin's new "Winning Repertoire Series for White - 1.e4", which outlines a complete repertoire system for the first player, built around the King's Pawn opening. Here IM Martin has prepared the Scotch Opening in case Black answers 1...e5, but he aims to use the tricky move order 1.e4 e5 2.d4 exd4 3.Nf3 and so avoid (for example) the Petroff Defense. Throughout, we find that Martin prepares White to get up and running, set to play 1.e4 in a short amount of time.

Run Time: 106 minutes

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International Master Andrew Martin is 50 years old and is the current manager of coaching for the English Chess Federation. He lives in England and has four children, two boys and two girls. He is renowned for his clear and easy-to-understand teaching style.
ISBN
B00DACXBV0
Runtime
106 minutes
Hardware Requirements
Standard DVD Player
Manufacturer
ChessDVDs
Region Lock
None - Playable Anywhere

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