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    Classical Scheveningen/no A6 Scheveningen/a6

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    The document provides a summary of consistent opening repertoires for White and Black across different chess openings. It lists common openings that various authors and experts recommend for main lines, secondary options, and specific positions. The repertoires focus on approaches like fianchetto systems, pawn breaks like f4 or c4, and utilizing pieces like the bishop pair. Consistent themes are presented across openings like utilizing the King's Indian Attack setup or playing against Isolated Queen Pawn positions.

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    The document provides a summary of consistent opening repertoires for White and Black across different chess openings. It lists common openings that various authors and experts recommend for main lines, secondary options, and specific positions. The repertoires focus on approaches like fianchetto systems, pawn breaks like f4 or c4, and utilizing pieces like the bishop pair. Consistent themes are presented across openings like utilizing the King's Indian Attack setup or playing against Isolated Queen Pawn positions.

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    The document provides a summary of consistent opening repertoires for White and Black across different chess openings. It lists common openings that various authors and experts recommend for main lines, secondary options, and specific positions. The repertoires focus on approaches like fianchetto systems, pawn breaks like f4 or c4, and utilizing pieces like the bishop pair. Consistent themes are presented across openings like utilizing the King's Indian Attack setup or playing against Isolated Queen Pawn positions.

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    Classical Scheveningen/no A6 Scheveningen/a6

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    The document provides a summary of consistent opening repertoires for White and Black across different chess openings. It lists common openings that various authors and experts recommend for main lines, secondary options, and specific positions. The repertoires focus on approaches like fianchetto systems, pawn breaks like f4 or c4, and utilizing pieces like the bishop pair. Consistent themes are presented across openings like utilizing the King's Indian Attack setup or playing against Isolated Queen Pawn positions.

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    Key & consistent repertoire


    Main system Alekhin (1...Nf6) Caro-Kann (1...c6)
    Piece play (Baker) Scotch Four Knights' with Qf3 2.Nc3 Two Knights'
    Pawn wedges/waves (Gufeld) Scotch Miezes Four Pawns' Attack Advance
    King's Indian Attack King's Indian Attack King's Indian Attack King's Indian Attack
    Attacking with f4 (Bangiev) Vienna Gambit Four Pawns' Attack 2.Nc3 and 3.f4
    IQP positions (Dempsey) Scotch Four Knights' Exchange Panov-Botvinnik

    King's Pawn Repertoires


    Main system Alekhin Caro-Kann
    Martin – Strategic Bishop's Opening 4.Nf3 Exchange
    Emms Bishop's Opening Exchange 2.c4/Panov
    Davies – gambiteer Danish Gambit 3.Nc3 Fantasy 3.f3
    Davies – attacking DVD Four Knights' 4.g3 (Glek) 2.Nc3 Fantasy 3.f3
    Baker Italian Game 2.Nc3 Two Knights'
    EJCC Italian Game Exchange Panov-Botvinnik
    Keene/Levy 1 Italian Game Four Pawns' Attack Panov, Gunderam
    Davies – videos King's Gambit Two Knights'
    Kaufman Ruy Lopez Exchange Exchange Advance
    Davies – Endgame Ruy Lopez Exchange Panov-Botvinnik
    Gufeld 2 Scotch Four Knights' 4.Nf3 Advance
    Keene/Levy 2 Scotch Four Knights' Exchange Advance
    Dempsey Scotch Four Knights' Exchange Panov-Botvinnik
    DR Scotch Four Knights' Exchange Panov-Botvinnik
    McDonald Scotch Four Knights' Exchange Panov-Botvinnik
    Collins Scotch Miezes 4.Nf3 Panov-Botvinnik
    Davies – Controlled Scotch Miezes 4.Nf3 Panov-Botvinnik
    Bangiev CD Vienna Gambit 2.Nc3 Advance
    Gufeld 1 Vienna Game Four Pawns' Attack Advance
    Consensus Scotch Four Knights' Exchange Panov-Botvinnik

    **Open Sicilians
    Classical Scheveningen/no a6 Scheveningen/a6
    McDonald Richter-Rauzer Bg5 Be3/f4 Be3/Be2
    Davies Sicilian 6.g3 6.g3 6.g3
    Nunn/Gallagher Richter-Rauzer Bg5 Keres attack 6.g4 Keres attack 6.g4
    Aagaard & Shaw Richter-Rauzer Bg5 Keres attack 6.g4 Keres attack 6.g4
    de la Villa Richter-Rauzer Bg5 English Be3/f3 English Be3/f3

    Queen's Pawn Repertoires


    Main system Grunfeld Slav
    Burgess/Pedersen QGA 3.e4/QGD Rubinstein/ExcExchange/Be3 Main lines Bg5
    Dunnington QGA 3.e4/QGD Exchange 4.Bf4 Bg5
    Summerscale Colle/Zukertort Colle/Zukertort Colle/Zukertort
    Palliser QGA 3.e4/QGD Exchange Taimanov 5.Bg5 Slow Slav 4.e3
    Keene QGA 3.e3 (3.Nc3 1995)/QGD ESemi-Russian Exchange

    Consistent approach:
    Nc3/Bg5 QGD Orthodox Taimanov 5.Bg5 Main lines Bg5

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    f3 QGD Exchange with Nge2 4.f3


    f4
    g3 Catalan Fianchetto g3

    Bibliography
    Aagaard & Shaw Experts vs. the Sicilian Quality Press
    Baker A startling opening repertoire Batsford
    Bangiev CD Opening repertoire for White with 1.e4 ChessBase
    Burgess/Pedersen Queen's Gambit for the Attacking Player and Beating th Batsford
    Collins An attacking repertoire for White Batsford
    Davies – Controlled Suggested repertoire Chesspublishing.com
    Davies – Endgame Suggested repertoire Chesspublishing.com
    Davies attacking DVD 1.e4 for the Creative attacker Everyman
    Davies gambiteer Gambiteer 1 Everyman
    Davies Sicilian Taming the Sicilian Everyman
    Davies video Dirty Tricks Vol.1 (Foxy Openings) & Sicilicide GM video
    de la Villa Dismantling the Sicilian New in Chess
    Dempsey Personal communication
    DR My old 1.e4 repertoire
    Dunnington Attacking with 1.d4 Everyman
    EJCC DR's recommendations for juniors
    Emms Attacking with 1.e4 Everyman
    Gufeld 1 An opening repertoire for the attacking player Cadogan
    Gufeld 2 An opening repertoire for the positional player Cadogan
    Kaufman The Chess Advantage In Black And White McKay
    Keene An opening repertoire for White Batsford
    Keene/Levy 1 An opening repertoire for the attacking player Batsford
    Keene/Levy 2 An opening repertoire for the attacking player Batsford
    Martin – Strategic Suggested repertoire Chesspublishing.com
    McDonald Starting out 1.e4 Everyman
    Nunn/Gallagher Beating the Sicilian 3 Batsford
    Palliser Play 1.d4! Batsford
    Summerscale A killer opening repertoire Everyman

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    French (1...e6) Pirc/Modern (1...g6) Scandinavian (1...d5) Sicilian (1...c5)


    Main lines 3.Nc3 150 Attack Main lines Main lines of Open
    Advance Austrian Bc4 with d3 Grand Prix Attack 3.f4
    King's Indian Attack King's Indian Attack King's Indian Attack King's Indian Attack
    Steinitz/Tarrasch f4 Austrian Bc4 with d3 Grand Prix Attack 3.f4
    Tarrasch Main lines Alapin 2.c3

    French Pirc/Modern Scandinavian Sicilian


    Tarrasch Classical 3.Be2 Alapin 2.c3
    King's Indian Attack 150 Attack Main lines/3.Bb5+ Closed Sicilian
    Wing gambit b4 Austrian 4.b4 Wing gambit b4
    2.f4 2.f4 4.g3 2.Na3
    Two Knights' Austrian Main lines/3.Bb5+ Two Knights'
    Exchange 4.c4 150 Attack Main lines Alapin 2.c3
    Main lines 3.Nc3 Byrne Bg5 Main lines Alapin 2.c3
    Wing gambit b4 4.Bc4 3.Nf3 Two Knights'/Wing gambit b4
    Tarrasch 150 Attack 3.Nf3 Moscow/Rossolimo Bb5
    Tarrasch Classical Alapin 2.c3
    Tarrasch 3.f3 [Nothing!] Alapin 2.c3
    Advance, Kupreichik Byrne Bg5 Main lines Alapin 2.c3
    Tarrasch 150 Attack Main lines Alapin 2.c3
    Advance, Kupreichik Fianchetto 2.Nc3 Grand Prix Attack 3.f4
    Tarrasch Korchnoi Gambit 150 Attack Main lines Main lines of Open**
    Advance Austrian Main lines Alapin 2.c3
    Exchange 4.Nf3 Byrne Bg5 3.Nf3 Open 6.Be2
    Advance or 2.f4 3.f4 Bc4 with d3 Grand Prix Attack 3.f4
    Advance Austrian Main lines Grand Prix Attack 2.f4
    Tarrasch 150 Attack Main lines Alapin 2.c3

    Najdorf Dragon Taimanov Sveshnikov


    English Be3/f3 Yugoslav 9.O-O-O Be3/Qd2 9.Nd5
    6.g3 6.g3 6.g3 8.Bxf6
    6.Be2 Yugoslav 9.O-O-O 6.f4 9.Nd5
    6.Bg5 Yugoslav 9.O-O-O Be3/Bd3 9.Bxf6
    English Be3/f3 Yugoslav 9.Bc4 Be3/Qd2 9.Bxf6

    Nimzo-Indian King's Indian Dutch Benoni/Benko


    Classical 4.Qc2 Bayonet 2.Nc3 h3/Bd3
    4.f3 Four Pawns' Attack 4.f3 Four Pawns' Attack
    Colle/Zukertort Barry Attack/150 Attack2.Bg5/3.d5 d5 without c4
    QID 4.e3 Petrosian 7.d5 2.Nc3 7.Bf4
    Closed Samisch Nge2 Main lines g3 Taimanov 7.f4

    Leningrad 4.Bg5 Smyslov 5.Bg5/Petrosia2.Bg5 or 5.Bg5 Keene's variation

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    4.f3 Samisch 5.f3 4.f3 6/7 f3


    Closed Samisch Four Pawns' Attack Four Pawns' Attack
    Kasparov g3 Fianchetto g3 Main lines g3 Fianchetto g3

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