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The Queen's Gambit & Catalan for Black Lasha Janjgava
Publisher: Gambit Publications

Against 1.e4 Topalov defends with the Najdorf if he wants to play for a win with Black, sometimes he varies with the Sveshnikov. Don't bother to learn the following chess Bogo-Indian Defense, The Catalan Opening was played at the. King's gambit, Latvian gambit, Philidor's defense, Petrov's defense, Ponziani Opening, Scotch Opening, Scotch gambit, Four knights game, Giuoco Piano, Evans gambit, Ruy Lopez, Colle system, Queen's Gambit, Catalan Opening, *ladame (2010-08-21 09:16:55) 2 years ago 1. D4 leaves black without any advantage. All theoretical explainations are also available on youtube! *xakafi (2010-09-25 04:02:29) 2 years ago why did you like it???? If he thinks a Kramnik could then play some form of Queen's gambit, or the Catalan. Black Chess Pieces and White plays d4. In an open Catalan, Black was trying to get in c7-c5 and with the new move 15.Nb3 Giri prevented this. If you have the black pieces and White plays not 1.e4 but 1.d4, then you can play the following chess openings as Black. I recommend to you to study the above Opening Chess Moves of the Queens Gambit, except the Chigorin Defense, which is dubious, but can be applied as a surprise weapon. I would like to present you a complete repertoire for black against 1.d4 based on the Queen's Gambit Declined (QGD) and to share my thoughts and ideas with you!