SHOPWORN - Double Trouble Scandinavian Style Teaching Chess Pieces White forces the opponent to

White forces the opponent to think for themselves right from the beginning of the game and this is where a lot of average players will start to feel very uncomfortable

Bryan is the highest rated player from Alaska and the first ever Grandmaster from Alaska

He also has produced several chess-related patents

is easy to learn and very flexible

The primary focus of his investigations are the Exchange Variation and his recommendations for meeting the Tarrasch Defense

SHOPWORN - Double Trouble Scandinavian Style Teaching Chess Pieces White forces the opponent toIn response to 1. e4, Whites most common first move, it has long been recognized that when and if Black can play d5 safely, the result is approximate equality. Scandinavian devotees argue all that can happen on Move 1! But its hardly a peaceful equality. But do we really need a book that is a blur of all sorts of black and white possibilities with countless tightly nested game fragments? Hardly. Double Trouble is a straightforward volume of repertoire