Dangerous Weapons: 1e4e5: Dazzle Your Opponents In The Open Games! [Paperback]

???Whoever absorbs this wealth of original analysis can expect exciting games and some quick wins, with both colours!???- James Vigus, reviewing Dangerous Weapons: The Sicilian in British Chess Magazine.???A lot of fun???- GM Lubomir Kavalek reviewing Dangerous Weapons: The Nimzo-Indian in The Washington Post???Everyman Chess looks to have a winning series straight out of the gate.???- John Donaldson, reviewing the series for Jeremysilman.comIn Dangerous Weapons: 1 e4 e5, renowned opening experts John Emms, Glenn Flear and Andrew Greet take a revolutionary look at one of the most famous and widely-played chess openings. Instead of travelling down well-trodden and analysed paths, the authors concentrate on fresh or little-explored variations, selecting a wealth of ???dangerous??? options for both colours. Whether playing White or Black, a study of this book will leave you confident and fully-armed, and your opponents running for cover!In Dangerous Weapons: 1 e4 e5, renowned opening experts John Emms, Glenn Flear and Andrew Greet take a revolutionary look at one of the most famous and widely-played chess openings. Instead of travelling down well-trodden and analysed paths, the authors cJohn Emms is one of the UK???s leading Grandmasters and has captained the English Team at two Chess Olympiads. He???s a highly respected author of over 20 books as well as an experienced coach who has worked with many top players.Glenn Flear is one of the most popular Grandmasters on the international tournament circuit. He is an experienced trainer and has coached some of the UK???s leading junior players. He is resident in France.Andrew Greet is a young International Master and one of the UK???s most rapidly improving players. In 2005 he scored a perfect 11/11 in the British National League, the first time any player had achieved this remarkable feat.Do you need a well-deserved break from your normal chess openings? Are you tired of constantly having to keep up with modern chess theorlóˇ