An important feature of the lines after 3...dxe4 4 Nxe4 is that Black has various different ways to continue. 4 ... Nd7 is the most common but 4 ... Bd7 (planning ... Bc6 the Fort Knox Variation), 4 ... Be7 and 4 ... Nf6 are all possible. All these lines are covered in the book.
Finally, White can, of course, avoid the 3 ... dxe4 variation with (amongst others) the Advance Variation, 3 e5. Martin provides antidotes to all these possible sidelines and so the variations in the book provide a complete repertoire to meet 1 e4.
SPIS TREŚCI:
003 About the Author
006 Introduction
Part One: 1 e4 e6 2 d4 d5 3 Nc3/Nd2 dxe4
007 1) Overview of the Variations
055 2) Rubinstein: Introduction
062 3) Rubinstein: Main Line with 7 Bd3
089 4) Rubinstein: Main Line with 7 Bg5
112 5) Rubinstein: Main Line with 7 c3
131 6) Rubinstein: Main Line with 7 Ne5
137 7) Rubinstein: Main Line with 7 Be3 and 7 Bc4
148 8) Rubinstein: 6 Bd3
157 9) Rubinstein: 6 Ng3 and Rare Knight Moves
162 10) Rubinstein: 6 Bg5
171 11) Rubinstein: White Fianchettos
177 12) Rubinstein: Other Ideas for White
182 13) Fort Knox: Introduction and Main Line
212 14) Fort Knox: Main Line without 7 0-0
235 15) Fort Knox: Loose Ends
242 16) The Modest 4...Be7
258 17) The Sharp 4...Nf6
282 18) Other Fourth Moves for Black
Part Two: Lines without 3 Nc3 and 3 Nd2
288 19) Advance Variation
312 20) Exchange Variation
326 21) King’s Indian Attack
340 22) Rare Lines
352 Index of Variations
364 Index of Complete Games
