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Reply #8 - 02/08/08 at 11:11:19
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Alias wrote on 02/08/08 at 07:34:37:
alumbrado wrote on 02/07/08 at 12:44:56:
There is also a brand new ChessBase DVD by Schipkov


That's a CD. http://www.chessbase.com/shop/product.asp?pid=366&user=&coin=


Whoops - sorry - just saw it on the BCM site and didn't check it out
  
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alumbrado wrote on 02/07/08 at 12:44:56:
There is also a brand new ChessBase DVD by Schipkov


That's a CD. http://www.chessbase.com/shop/product.asp?pid=366&user=&coin=
  
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I got the Explained book. Didn't liike it at all.
  
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Reply #4 - 02/06/08 at 17:39:33
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There is an article series at Silman's site by Benjamin.
  
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Chess Openings Explained for black, 
covers both the bogo -and the nimzo-indian.
This book got also good press reviews (in contrary to the pendant for the white side).
  
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Re: Bogo-Indian: where to start learning?
Reply #2 - 02/06/08 at 08:43:12
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DoubledPawns wrote on 02/06/08 at 08:17:02:
If you are looking for a good book on the Bogo-Indian, then I can recommend "The Gambit Guide to the Bogo-Indian" by Steffen Pedersen (published 2001). The only possible disadvantage is that I don't think there would be as many explanations as in, say, your average Everyman book. However, I don't own any of these books in the series, so correct me if this is incorrect.

That is a very interesting book where the idea's are quite good explained. Usefull for both colours!
  
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Re: Bogo-Indian: where to start learning?
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If you are looking for a good book on the Bogo-Indian, then I can recommend "The Gambit Guide to the Bogo-Indian" by Steffen Pedersen (published 2001). The only possible disadvantage is that I don't think there would be as many explanations as in, say, your average Everyman book. However, I don't own any of these books in the series, so correct me if this is incorrect.
  
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Bogo-Indian: where to start learning?
02/06/08 at 07:54:58
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I am looking for good Bogo-Indian explanatory material: books, CDs, etc. I am thinking of playing the Nimzo and Bogo against 1 d4.

Any opinions much appreciated.

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