Modern Chess Openings: MC015
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Modern Chess Openings: MC015

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SKU: 9780812936827

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Dominate the chessboard with “Modern Chess Openings: MCO-15”! This revised classic by Nick de Firmian (ISBN: 9780812936827) offers the latest chess opening theory. Ideal for club and tournament players, from intermediate to Grandmaster level. Prepare to elevate your game with cutting-edge strategies and insights from recent matches.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780812936827
  • Publisher: Random House Puzzles & Games
  • Publisher Imprint: Random House Puzzles & Games
  • Depth: 44
  • Height: 231 mm
  • No of Pages: 768
  • Series Title: Chess
  • Width: 155 mm
  • ISBN-10: 0812936825
  • Publisher Date: 08 Apr 2008
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Edition: 15
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Spine Width: 46 mm
  • Weight: 974 gr

20 reviews for Modern Chess Openings: MC015

  1. Gaurav Bharti –

    A solid update to a classic! MCO- is packed with info. Can be a bit overwhelming for intermediate players, though. Still, a worthwhile investment.

  2. Sonia Negi –

    MCO- is pretty comprehensive, though the organization could be better. Finding specific lines can be a pain. Overall decent though.

  3. Rishabh Singh –

    MCO- is a must-have for serious chess players. The updates are relevant, and the analysis is top-notch. Highly recommended!

  4. Avneesh Kaur –

    Great book for serious chess players who are wanting to compete.

  5. Vaibhav Agrawal –

    An essential reference for any competitive chess player. This book has everything you need to succeed.

  6. Anjali Agrawal –

    An indispensable guide to chess openings. There is a lot to learn, but it is well worth the time to learn.

  7. Anurag Kumar –

    Good book to learn openings with, but at times hard to follow. A lot to keep in mind.

  8. Parjeet Singh –

    Decent chess book. Not the best I have used, but also not the worst.

  9. Vaishnavi –

    Solid opening guide. Great for reference, but not something you’d read cover to cover.

  10. Animesh Kumar Sahu –

    Worth the money! MCO- offers up a lot of chess knowledge.

  11. Aditya Vasudev –

    MCO- is a great collection of opening theory, perfect for expanding your knowledge.

  12. Ronit Vinod Peswani –

    An okay chess book. Nothing really stood out to me. Maybe I am just not a book learner.

  13. Alisha Sharma –

    This edition feels a bit rushed, but it’s still MCO. So it is naturally comprehensive. I wish the diagrams were bigger though.

  14. Esha Deswal –

    If you’re serious about chess, get this book. Enough said!

  15. Rajan Walia –

    De Firmian did a great job updating this book. I especially liked the coverage of the Catalan Opening.

  16. Rishav Kumar –

    The content is useful, but I feel like there are better options.

  17. Ritik Jain –

    Not sure I would recommend to beginners, but serious players will eat this up. MCO- includes a lot of current theory.

  18. Ruchi Mittal –

    Great resource. I have improved my game after studying this book!

  19. Akash Kumar Singh –

    Good overview of modern openings, but the dense notation can be a slog to get through. Useful, but not exactly a breezy read.

  20. Gaddala Yakub –

    Not bad, but not great. I expected more from an updated MCO.

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