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Author:   Jakov Geller
Publisher:   Limited Liability Company Elk and Ruby Publishing House
Imprint:   Limited Liability Company Elk and Ruby Publishing House
Edition:   Annotated edition
Dimensions:   Width: 15.50cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 23.20cm
Weight:   0.336kg
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9785604177068

ISBN 10:   5604177067
Pages:   215
Publication Date:   07 January 2020
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS A Word About a Friend......................................................................................................6 CHAPTER 1. A Rising Talent...................................................................................10 No. 1. V. Plat - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Herceg Novi 2006...................11 No. 2. I. Bukavshin - M. Lugovskoy, Caro-Kann, Sibenik 2007.......................18 No. 3. D. Kokarev - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Kazan 2008......................22 No. 4. I. Bukavshin - D. Ayupov, French Defense, Kazan 2008.........................24 No. 5. I. Bukavshin - A. Isajevsky, Modern Benoni, Moscow 2008..................26 No. 6. I. Bukavshin - M. Ozolin, Sicilian Defense, Moscow 2008.....................29 CHAPTER 2. Childhood Success............................................................................32 No. 7. K. Magadov - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Dagomys 2008...............32 No. 8. V. Fedoseev - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Dagomys 2008................35 No. 9. I. Bukavshin - S. Bogner, King's Indian Defense, Neustadt 2008.........39 No. 10. A. Feher - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Herceg Novi 2008..............44 No. 11. I. Balakirev - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Dagomys 2009..............48 No. 12. I. Bukavshin - A. Stukopin, Queen's Gambit, Kirishi 2009.................50 No. 13. I. Bukavshin - K. Grigorian, Sicilian Defense, Fermo 2009.................51 No. 14. I. Bukavshin - D. Vakhidov, Sicilian Defense, Akhisar 2009...............54 No. 15. V. Lyaskovsky - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Dagomys 2010 ........57 No. 16. I. Bukavshin - V. Matveev, King's Indian Defense, Dagomys 2010..............59 No. 17. G. Oparin - I. Bukavshin, Italian Opening, Kirishi 2010.....................61 No. 18. I. Bukavshin - O. Gabuzyan, King's Indian Defense, Batumi 2010....... 65 CHAPTER 3. On his Way to the Grandmaster Title.........................................69 No. 19. I. Bukavshin - J. Geller, Dutch Defense, Moscow 2011........................70 No. 20. D. Kryakvin - I. Bukavshin, Queen's Gambit, Moscow 2011.............74 No. 21. I. Bukavshin - B. Predojevic, Nimzo-Indian Defense, Moscow 2011......77 No. 22. A. Lastin - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Taganrog 2011...................79 No. 23. K. Sakaev - I. Bukavshin, Slav Gambit, Taganrog 2011.......................82 No. 24. R. Makhmutov - I. Bukavshin, Anti-Meran, Rybinsk 2011................85 CHAPTER 4. Collegiate Victories..........................................................................88 No. 25. I. Bukavshin - A. Smirnov, Sicilian Defense, Ulyanovsk 2012.............90 No. 26. I. Bukavshin - N. Shukh, Reti Opening, Saratov 2013...........................93 No. 27. A. Sharafiev - I. Bukavshin, Semi-Slav, Saratov 2013............................96 No. 28. I. Bukavshin - T. Petrosian, Catalan Opening, Katowice 2014......... 100 No. 29. I. Bukavshin - A. Mikaelyan, Anti-Meran, Yerevan 2015.................. 105 CHAPTER 5. Junior Medals................................................................................... 109 No. 30. G. Oparin - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Loo 2013....................... 109 No. 31. I. Bukavshin - A. Predke, Queen's Indian Defense, Loo 2014.......... 112 No. 32. M. Chigaev - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Loo 2015.................... 116 No. 33. I. Bukavshin - D. Yuffa, Bogo-Indian Defense, Loo 2015.................. 119 CHAPTER 6. The Big Leagues.............................................................................. 122 No. 34. V. Fedoseev - I. Bukavshin, Nimzo-Indian Defense, Taganrog 2013....123 No. 35. I. Bukavshin - D. Kryakvin, Slav Defense, Samara 2013.................. 127 No. 36. A. Aleksandrov - I. Bukavshin, Anti-Meran, Izhevsk 2013.............. 132 No. 37. I. Bukavshin - M. Matlakov, Nimzo-Indian Defense, St. Petersburg 2013..133 No. 38. I. Bukavshin - A. Genzling, Bogo-Indian Defense, Nancy 2014...... 136 No. 39. I. Bukavshin - A. PredkeQ, ueen's Gambit Accepted, St. Petersburg 2014...138 No. 40. A. Shimanov - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Khanty-Mansiysk 2014..143 No. 41. I. Bukavshin - E. Inarkiev, Grunfeld Defense, Moscow 2015........... 148 No. 42. I. Bukavshin - R. Rapport, Chigorin Defense, Moscow 2015........... 150 No. 43. B. Adhiban - I. Bukavshin, Slav Gambit, Moscow 2015................... 152 No. 44. D. Andreikin - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Sochi 2015............... 154 No. 45. I. Bukavshin - I. Popov, Slav Defense, Kaliningrad 2015.................. 156 No. 46. I. Bukavshin - P. Svidler, Grunfeld Defense, Chita 2015................... 158 No. 47. S. Zhigalko - I. Bukavshin, Sicilian Defense, Baku 2015.................. 162 No. 48. A. Goganov - I. Bukavshin, Catalan Opening, Khanty-Mansiysk 2015....166 No. 49. I. Bukavshin - D. KhismatullinQ, ueen's Gambit, Khanty-Mansiysk 2015....169 No. 50. I. Bukavshin - A. Morozevich, King's Indian Defense, Moscow 2015....181 CHAPTER 7. Magical Fragments......................................................................... 196 No. 51. I. Bukavshin - Y. Dzhumagaliev, Dagomys 2009................................ 196 No. 52. I. Bukavshin - M. Krylov, Voronezh 2010............................................ 197 No. 53. I. Bukavshin - N. Lortkipanidze, Batumi 2010................................... 197 No. 54. I. Bukavshin - V. Bologan, Moscow 2011............................................. 199 No. 55. G. Gajewski - I. Bukavshin, Warsaw 2012........................................... 200 No. 56. I. Bukavshin - A. Demchenko, St. Petersburg 2013........................... 200 No. 57. I. Bukavshin - N. Brunner, Nancy 2014................................................ 201 No. 58. E. Shaposhnikov - I. Bukavshin, Sochi 2014...................................... 203 No. 59. H. Nezad - I. Bukavshin, St. Petersburg 2014..................................... 204 No. 60. I. Bukavshin - A. Moiseenko, Jerusalem 2015..................................... 205 No. 61. I. Bukavshin - V. Babula, Jerusalem 2015............................................ 208 No. 62. I. Bukavshin - I. Khairullin, Chita 2015............................................... 208 No. 63. I. Bukavshin - U. Eliseev, Khanty-Mansiysk 2015............................. 209 No. 64. I. Bukavshin - D. Kokarev, Khanty-Mansiysk 2015.......................... 210 Major Accomplishments............................................................................................... 212 List of Commentators .................................................................................................. 215

Reviews

"""Really good annotations. I found this perceptive analysis of Bukavshin's play and thinking illuminating for many of the other games in the book. All-in-all a very interesting book and a warm tribute to a potentially great career cut tragically short. 4 stars."" - Grandmaster Matthew Sadler, New In Chess Magazine, July 2020"

Really good annotations. I found this perceptive analysis of Bukavshin's play and thinking illuminating for many of the other games in the book. All-in-all a very interesting book and a warm tribute to a potentially great career cut tragically short. 4 stars. - Grandmaster Matthew Sadler, New In Chess Magazine, July 2020

Author Information

The author, Jakov Geller, born in Moscow in 1986, achieved the grandmaster title in 2011. His coaches included grandmasters Jakob Meister and Marat Makarov. Jakov worked as a coach in Togliatti from 2007 to 2015, and his pupils have included grandmasters Ivan Bukavshin and Alexandr Predke, international masters Darsen Sanzhaev, Alexey Mokshanov and Rudik Makarian, and WIM Dinara Dordzhieva. The Russian team that Jakov coached in 2009 took first place in the U16 Olympiad. He was named Children's Trainer of the Year in 2010 by the Russian Chess Federation. Jakov has won prizes in over 20 Russian and international tournaments and he has written frequently for Russian and international chess publications, including American Chess Magazine, Chess Informant and 64. Jakov has lived in Moscow since 2016. This is his first chess book.

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