I got the book and I completely agree with Fllg; dont waste your money on this. Its more like a copy and paste job ( collection of stuff) than a written book. And this GM Nenad Ristic is invincible, so to speak. There is hardly any analysis, no real commenting and its also quite hard to navigate in it.

Plus, it does not even mention the modern variations with 12.a4 or 12. Qe2.

I also got many Benko books, I mean nearly all of them. But this one, which I bought out of naive curiosity, I should have not. I cant help but quote Tony Miles: Utter Crap. That mean comparing this book with the other benko authors who really tried harder and produced something. This book of Nenad Ristic and Karl Otto Jung was a real dissapointment to me. 

GG 

   

And how much did I love that guy presenting? Rock star. The anti-Tiv.
I know no Spanish, but this guy is a classy presenter. So effusive. 

I was thinking black, but everyone is very welcome to disagree. Perunovic managed to beat Tomashevsky with it, who loses very rarely indeed as white. What is 'he parks the bus' in Russian?

Absolutely not. 

Yeah, the Perunovic stuff looks lively, gotta love such hacky lines. 
'Get in the tank. Drive forward. Shoot lots.'
Good attitude to have.

According to one german review the biggest (!) part of the book contains uncommented games and can absolutely not be recommended.

Given that it´s from July 2001 I believe you can spend your money better elsewhere.

There is yet another Benko book on the way; 

http://www.newinchess.com/Wolga_Gambit-p-7300.html

German language, and its a 2. editon. No table of contents yet. But a pdf-excerpt is suppose to be available when the book is published. 


They know the moves in Germany too... And I would suspect the book might give us a solution to the now notoriuos moves 12.a4 and 12. Qe2 in the classical king walk variation  Ìn any case, let` s hope   

Ben