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This Coffeehouse Repertoire 1.e4 Volume 2 by Gawain Jones is an English-language hardcover chess book for players building an active, practical and theoretically sound 1.e4 repertoire.
What this volume covers
In this second volume, GM Gawain Jones shows how to meet 1...e5 and a range of major alternative defences, including the French Defence, the Pirc Defence, the Modern Defence and the Philidor Defence. The emphasis is on lines that give you real chances to seize the initiative while staying theoretically sound.
The Coffeehouse Repertoire series is built around that balance: practical ideas with surprise value that still hold up as a serious opening repertoire. It is a structured guide for players who want more than a quiet equal position.
Why choose Volume 2?
This book is a strong fit for players who do not want to rely only on safe, characterless lines. Jones favours practical solutions with surprise value, while keeping the important positional and theoretical points intact. That makes the book especially useful for tournament preparation, club play and online chess.
The author, Gawain Jones, is an English grandmaster, a two-time British champion and the 2020 European Blitz champion. The ideas presented here are also drawn from his own practical experience against very strong opposition.
Readers interested in Jones’s work may also want to look at Thinking Aloud and Killer Chess Training.
Key details
- Product type: hardcover chess book
- Language: English
- Author: Gawain Jones
- Series: Coffeehouse Repertoire
- Volume: Volume 2
- Binding: hardcover
- Opening coverage: 1.e4 against 1...e5, the French Defence, the Pirc Defence, the Modern Defence, the Philidor Defence and other less common replies
- Approach: practical repertoire with surprise value and theoretical soundness
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