Mastering the Chess Openings Volume 3 - John Watson

General Introduction
1	Introduction to the English Opening
2	Reversing the Sicilian: 2nd Moves
	Working from the Ground Up
	Najdorf and Dragon Aspirations
	Improved Alekhine-Sicilian
3	Introduction to 2.Nc3: Black Plays Flexibly
	Advancing the f-Pawn
	The Bishop Sortie 2... Bb4
	The Ultra-Flexible 2... d6: Introduction
	Active Lines with 3.d4
	The Positional Approach
4	2... Nf6 and g3 Systems
	Introduction to 2... Nf6
	Black's 3rd-Move Options
	The Modern Variation: 3... Bb4
	Digression on the Rossolimo Sicilian
	Keres Defence
	White Plays 2.g3
5	Four Knights Variation
	Slower White Approaches
	Central Assault with 4.d4
	The Cautious 4.e3
	The Main Line: 4.g3
	4... Bb4 and its Descendants
	Reversed Dragon: 4... D5
6	Three Knights and Closed English
	Three Knights Variation
	The Independent 3... F5
	Introduction to the Closed English
	Closed English with Nf3
	Closed English with e3
	Botvinnik Systems: 5... E4
7	Pure Symmetrical Variation
	The Traditional 5.e3
	Flank Attack with 5.a3
	Symmetrical Botvinnik: 5.e4
	Pure Symmetrical with 5.Nf3: Introduction
	Traditional Main Line with 5... Nf6
	Symmetrical with 5... e5
	Central Counterattack with 5... e6
8	Main Line with 2.Nf3 and d4
	Introduction to 2.Nf3
	Variations with 2... Nc6
	2... Nf6 and the Symmetrical Four Knights
	Four Knights with 6.a3
	Four Knights with 6.Ndb5
	Four Knights with 6.g3
	Anti-Benoni Variations
9	Asymmetrical Variations
	Nimzowitsch's 5.e4 and Grunfeld Relations
	The Knight Tour 5... Nb4
	Exchange with 5... Nxc3
	Keres-Parma Variation
	Rubinstein System
10	The Hedgehog Variation
	Traditional Line with 8.Qxd4
	Modern Line with 7.Re1
11	Mikenas Attack and Nimzo-English
	Mikenas Attack: Introduction
	Central Challenge with 3... d5
	Gambit Line with 3... c5
	Nimzo-English Variation: Introduction
	Classical 4.Qc2 Variation
	The 4.g4 Flank Attack
12	King's Indian Variations
	Botvinnik Variation vs the King's Indian
	The Closed English Formation