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The Bg5 Najdorf Revisited – Volume 2 The Najdorf Variation of the Sicilian Defence, named
after the great Polish-Argentine grandmaster, is one of the most popular chess openings at all levels.
It has been championed by many elite players, the three most notable being the world champions
Robert Fischer, Garry Kasparov and Viswanathan Anand.
It enjoys a reputation as a very theoretically sound and uncompromising weapon. The positions that
arise in the Najdorf are among the most complex and double-edged positions you can get out of any
opening, making it a very interesting, but also demanding choice. The Najdorf has been a part of my
repertoire for many years, bringing me many good results.
This book is an ambitious project. I decided to thoroughly investigate the sharpest line of the Najdorf
Variation, namely 6.Bg5, and produce a master repository of the current state of its theory. The book
you hold is the result of many months of research and analysis. It is one step ahead of the presently
established theory, because I based a lot of my analysis on new correspondence and computer games.
During my work, I discovered many subtle nuances as well as spectacular shots. The material can be
challenging in its complexity, but also rewarding in its beauty.
The Bg5 Najdorf Revisited – Volume 2
The book is intended mainly for advanced and expert players. It is surely worth studying even for
very strong grandmasters. In general, the higher your level, the more benefit you will gain from
memorizing the lines from the book. However, weaker players can also benefit from studying the
material and trying to understand the complex variations. It will certainly improve their tactical
intuition. I included a large number of exercises (using critical positions from all the chapters), in
which the reader is required to find the best continuation. I believe the process of solving these will
greatly help the reader not only to memorize the lines, but also to enhance their tactical and
positional skills.
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