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Benko Benoni Gambit Mastering Modern
 Play 1d4! by Richard Palliser, Here is a must-have for all competitive players who prefer to base their game on solid moves rather than speculation, and who want a reliable yet initiative-seeking opening repertoire for White, based on the opening moves 1 d4 followed by 2 c4. Using more than 300 diagrams, an international Grandmaster and regular writer for CHESS magazine analyzes specific main lines and variations to combat Black's possible choices of the King's, Queen's, and Bogoljubow-Indian defenses, as well as the Modern Benoni and Benko Gambit. There are also promising methods against the various Black defenses to the Queen's gambit, and commentary on the Dutch and Gruenfeld defenses. An excellent and practical opening guide.
 The Gambit Guide to the Modern Benoni by John Watson, This is the first thorough guide to the way the Modern Benoni is being handled at the start of the 21st century This objective guide to one of Black's most swashbuckling openings explains how, from the outset, Black creates extreme imbalance, setting his piece activity and queenside play against White's spatial preponderance and central majority. However, during the 1980s and 1990s, the Benoni fell under a cloud as a result of some very direct attacking systems by White. Renowned author and Benoni expert John Watson particularly focuses on various subtle move-orders by which Black can try to avoid White's most dangerous systems and direct the game into more palatable channels. King's Indian players will also find this book invaluable, since Watson covers many lines that can arise from King's Indian move-orders.
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