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Modern Benoni - Kinsman Price: $17.95 In Stock!	Starting Out: Modern Benoni - VEGH Price: $15.95 In Stock!	Starting Out: Benoni Systems - RAETSKY Price: $19.76 In Stock!

The dynamic Modern Benoni Defense has undergone something of a revival over the past five or six years.	Ideal for those wanting to understand the basics of the Modern Benoni.	Ideal for those wanting to understand the basics of Benoni Systems.


The Modern Benoni Revealed - Palliser Price: $19.76 In Stock!	The Gambit Guide to the Modern Benoni - Watson Price: $20.66 In Stock!

The Benoni is a dynamic, counter-attacking opening that often leads to highly tactical positions.	In this book, 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.