I'm looking for modern treatments of the ideas involved in playing IQP positions.
I normally turn to Pachman in these situations but maybe there are good alternatives?
Can you make any recommendations?
Playing IQP type positions?
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Re: Playing IQP type positions?
There are some suggestions, though just from the white side, in my 1980s book Play Better Chess.
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Play Better Chess is a fantastic book-the very first chess book I ever read and the main reason I got hooked on the game. Thank you Mr Barden!
Alexander Baburin's book 'Winning Pawn Structures' is devoted entirely to IQP positions. I haven't read it myself but it gets very good reviews. You can look at the Contents and view a short excerpt of it on Amazon.
Alexander Baburin's book 'Winning Pawn Structures' is devoted entirely to IQP positions. I haven't read it myself but it gets very good reviews. You can look at the Contents and view a short excerpt of it on Amazon.