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Lemos's choices in this book are largely based on his own repertoire he used on the way to becoming a Grandmaster

the focus is on typical pawn structures that occur quite frequently in games and are probably well known to club chess players

the King's Indian Attack (1

The book traces the Schmidt family from the early 1800s

“A worthy follow-up with the author achieving the near impossible in carving out a cohesive repertoire based on 1

Hrop: Defending Under Pressure UpdateSN_required true Lemos's choices in this bookDefending Under Pressure and Managing Your Emotions at the Chessboard The seconds tick down relentlessly toward zero just as your game approaches the critical stage. Your higher rated opponent is putting your game under severe pressure, so extreme accuracy is needed to hang tough and avoid falling into a losing position. What do you do now should you exchange pieces to relieve the pressure, lash out with a sacrifice, probe for weaknesses in the