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  ChessAssistance.com Modern Chess Openings: Sicilian Defense
The user interface on this program is identical to the one used in the French Defense CD that I reviewed previously.
Of course, the primary difference is that this latest opening CD deals with the Sicilian defense.
And while this database appears to have been checked with Shredder 7.04, the results are only available in the form of CAP data.
www.chessassistance.com /News/Sicilian_Defense_Kalinin.html   (697 words)

  
 Roman's DVDs
Complex theory and variations are replaced with easy to learn plans and strategies that will teach you how to achieve good positions against all of Black's responses.
The New Revolutionary Sicilian - Roman has beaten the top players in the world with this unknown variation of the Sicilian.
This opening according to Roman is as good as the French, Caro-Kann and some variations of the Sicilian.
www.bookup.com /RomansDVDs.htm   (1636 words)

  
 The London Chess Centre
Contains about 1,250 exercises classified according 3 criteria: 1.) Tactical methods (Annihilation of Defense, Distraction, Decoy, Open attack, Opening of a file, Space clearance, X-ray attack, Interception, etc); 2.) Combination motifs (Geometrical motif, Weakness of a file, Opposing, A piece is overloaded, Bad position of the pieces, Limited material, etc); 3.) Difficulty (ELO 1600-2300).
The following openings are viewed: Sicilian defense (Dragon, Najdorf, Paulsen variations), Ruy Lopez (Open variation, Exchanged Variation), King's gambit, Italian game, Evans gambit, Pirc-Ufimtsev, Alekhine's defense, Nimzo-Indian defense, Queen's-Indian defense, Queen's gambit, Modern Benoni).
Includes Gruenfeld Defense (by GMs Bagirov, Gipslis, Mikhalchishin, Sakaev, Zaitsev), Modern-Benoni (by GM Shipov), Trompovsky attack, Benoni, Old Indian Defense and Queen's Pawn Opening (by GM Gufeld).
www.chess-space.com /chessassistant.html   (2367 words)

  
 Chess software
This course composed by GM Alexander Kalinin is aimed at teaching a student much of the middlegame methods and intricacies through a theoretical section which includes over 520 games/lectures each of them illustrating typical plans and methods in the following openings: Petroff defense, Ruy Lopez (Marshall var.), Sicilian defense (Closed System and 3.
Bb5 var.), Scandinavian defense, Gruenfeld defense, Queen's Gambit Accepted, Reti opening, variant 1.
More than 500 exercises for a user to solve, giving refutations of the wrong moves as well as numerous hints to help you find the correct answer
www.ruschess.com /Store/Soft/soft1.html   (2269 words)

  
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No less than 1217 main examples with over 1000 supplementary exercises that allows the student to test themselves by:
Typical Plans and Methods in the Most Popular Openings (Scotch, Sicilian, Ruy Lopez, Caro-Kann, French, English opening, Dutch, Slav, Catalan, Nimzo-Indian, King’s Indian, Gruenfeld, Benko Gambit).
Over 600 thoroughly annotated and classified instructive examples.
www.sahovski.com /products/otherpub/convekta_index.php?nolan=sr   (2792 words)

  
 CA Shop :: Chess Assistant Store :: Welcome!   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
It is aimed at teaching a student much of the middlegame methods and intricacies through a theoretical section which includes over 560 games/lectures, each of them illustrating typical plans and methods in the following openings: Two Knights' defense, Ruy Lopez (Schliemann and 5...b5 variations), Sicilian defense (Richter attack), French defense (3.
There are also training 380 positions to be played against the embedded chess playing program Crafty.
The Encyclopedia of Middlegame program contains detailed material on two courses:
store.convekta.com /shop_model.asp?gid=123&sView=Catalog   (2909 words)

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