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Rubinstein Collection 3 games, 1907-2013 Scotch Four Knights A compilation of games with 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 exd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 -- the Scotch Four Knights (C47). 17 games, 1882-2019 Semi-Slav for Black Larry Kaufman's Semi-Slav repertoire. 6 games, 1999-2002 Short's 2.Ne2 Anti-Caro-Kann 1 game, 2011 Sicilian 2.b3 1 game, 2000 Slay the Spanish An Anti-Ruy Lopez repertoire based on the Modern Steinitz, with a6 followed by d6 for Black. 44 games, 1894-2006 Smerdon's Scandinavian Fun with the Portuguese Gambit, following the recent book by David Smerdon. 6 games, 1988-2004 Smith-Morra Repertoire A Smith-Morra Repertoire, based mostly on Andrew Martin's recommendations. 4 games, 1992-2011 Steinitz French 3 games, 2011-2020 Tactics 6 games, 1914-2008 Tactics in the King's Indian 7 games, 1947-1988 The Big Clamp IM Lawrence Day's "The Big Clamp" was first published as two articles in Modern Chess Theory (1980-1981) and later as a book titled "The Big Clamp: An Anti-Sicilian System" (The Chess Player 1984) which included two additional games. It offers an inspiring approach to fighting for square control beginning with 1.e4 typically followed by f4, clamping down on the dark squares. Though even Day had his doubts about some of the odd ways players have tried to achieve the clamp (including 1.e4 e6 2.e5!? or 2.Qe2!?), his ideas have had a lasting influence. I have included a number of supplemental games to illustrate the 19th Century origins of The Big Clamp and its continuing influence today. More information at my blog: https://kenilworthian.blogspot.com/... 132 games, 1788-2017 The Big Clamp after 1.e4 e5 This is a supplement to The Big Clamp game collection, suggesting ways White can attempt a big clamp strategy after 1.e4 e5. 28 games, 1749-2001 The Big Clamp for Black A supplement to The Big Clamp game collection, where Black tries to achieve the same cramping strategy. 37 games, 1749-2010 The Complete Chess Swindler Games from the amazing book by David Smerdon 4 games, 1971-2019 The Scotch Gambit 12 games, 1887-2011 Tiviakov Grand Prix Games beginning 1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.Bb5!? 1 game, 2016 Two Knights Caro-Kann 66 games, 1908-2018 Unusual e-pawn openings 35 games, 1828-2020 Vienna Gambit Repertoire 15 games, 1871-2022

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