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Win with the London System
by Sverre Johnsen, Vlatko Kovacevic

Win with the London System

Our Price: £ 14.99 (Paying in GBP £ only for customers in the UK)

Publisher: Gambit, 2005
Edition: Paperback large
ISBN: 1-904600-35-2
Pages: 176
Language: English


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The London System is a perennial favourite of club players, as it is a very sound and solid system with a real practical sting.
The authors of this new book seek to maximize this sting in two principal ways. Firstly, by explaining in detail the typical plans for White, they help readers to make the most of their chances, whether they are based on a kingside attack, queenside penetration, central play, or transition to a favourable endgame.
Secondly, they advocate some subtle move-orders that limit Black's options, and give White possibilities to change the nature of the game and go straight for the kill if Black responds casually or inappropriately.
These move-orders have been tested successfully by co-author Kovacevic at grandmaster level, and much of the analysis presented here is of totally new variations, and is previously unpublished. Covers all responses to 1 d4 against which White can use the London System.

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