ChessBase Magazine 161 (August/September 2014)

Karjakin fronter ChessBase Magazine 161, etter sin andre seier i Norway Chess. Han kommenterer seieren over Kramnik. Ellers som alltid mye godt DVD-stoff og sjakktrening, samt 13 aktuelle åpningsartikler.

ChessBase sin egen omtale:

Better than the world-champion! Sergei Karjakin for the 2nd time wins "Norway Chess" thanks to three wins in a row in the final rounds. Karjakin comments on his win over Kramnik. Other annotations have been contributed by Ftacnik, Krasenkow, Marin, Negi, Roiz, Stohl, Sumets and Szabo. In addition there are an openings survey by Mihail Marin + „Game of the day“-videos by Daniel King.

Capablanca Memorial: The game Almasi-So in the 5th round was a decisive one. His victory with Black brought the Wesley So into the lead and from then on it could not be prised out of his hands. The tournament winner has annotated that theoretically important game.

Karpov-Tournament: Tournament victor Morozevich was able to permit himself a draw in the last round because his rival Jakovenko lost his game. Jakovenko, Bologan and Sutovsky, who all took part, have annotated games

Interactive training lectures with video feedback to your ideas: Daniel King „Move by Move“, Oliver Reeh “Tactics" and Karsten Müller „Endgames“ - get on a move!

13 new opening articles with lots of new ideas for your repertoire: Viktor Moskalenko reveals more secrets of a "secondary opening" (Budapest Gambit: 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ng4 4.Bf4 g5), Tibor Havasi presents a setup against the Caro-Kann (with 2.Nf3 and 3.Nf3), Dejan Antic shows the ideas in the "Adams-Variation" against the Sicilian (2.Nf3 e6 3.g3) and many more!