Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings categories, “A” to “E”, each of which is divided into one hundred subcategories. ECO code is a registered trademark of Chess Informant.
1 Openings covered 1.1 Volume A: Flank openings • English Opening • Benoni Defense • Dutch Defence • Réti Opening • Benko Gambit • Old Indian Defense • Bird’s Opening • Irregular openings, etc. ECO volume E. The first line of moves means that it contains openings beginning 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6. The second line means it contains openings with 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6, without an early d7– d5.
1.2 Volume B: Semi-Open Games other than the French Defense • Sicilian Defence
The Encyclopedia of Chess Openings (or ECO) is a clas• sification system for the opening moves in chess. It is pre• sented as a five-volume book collection (now also a computer database) describing chess openings. The moves • were taken from hundreds of thousands of games between masters, from published analysis in the Chess Informant • since 1966, and then compiled by notable chess players. • The main editor is Aleksandar Matanović. Both the ECO and the Chess Informant are published by the Serbian company Šahovski Informator (Chess Informant). These openings are typically provided in an ECO table that con- 1.3 cisely presents the best opening lines.
Caro-Kann Defence Pirc Defence Alekhine’s Defence Modern Defense Scandinavian Defense, etc.
Volume C: Open Games and the French Defense
The books contain only a small amount of text, which is in eight languages. The bulk of the book consists of diagrams of positions and chess moves in International figurine algebraic notation, with special symbols for comments about moves (see Chess annotation symbols).
• Ruy Lopez
Instead of the traditional names for the openings, ECO has developed a unique coding system that has also been adopted by other chess publications. There are five main
• King’s Gambit
• French Defence • Petrov’s Defence
• Philidor Defence 1
2
4
SECOND EDITION
• Italian (Giuoco Piano, Evans Gambit, and Two 2.2 B Knights) • 1.e4 without 1...c6, 1...c5, 1...e6, 1...e5 (B00–B09) • Scotch Game • 1.e4 c6: Caro-Kann Defence (B10–B19) • Four Knights Game, etc. • 1.e4 c5: Sicilian Defence (B20–B99)
1.4
Volume D: Closed Games and Semi2.3 C Closed Games (including Grünfeld Defence but not other Indian Defenses)
• Queen’s Gambit • Accepted • Declined (Slav, Orthodox, Tarrasch, Tartakower, Albin Countergambit, etc.) • Grünfeld Defence • Queen’s Pawn Game, etc.
1.5
Volume E: Indian Defenses (other than Grünfeld Defence and Old Indian Defense)
• 1.e4 e6: French Defence (C00–C19) • 1.e4 e5: Double King Pawn games (C20–C99)
2.4 D • 1.d4 d5: Double Queen Pawn games (D00–D69) • 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 with 3...d5: Grünfeld Defence (D70–D99)
2.5 E • 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6: Indian systems with ...e6 (E00– E59) • 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 without 3...d5: Indian systems with ...g6 (except Grünfeld) (E60–E99)
• Nimzo-Indian Defence • Queen’s Indian Defense • King’s Indian Defence • Catalan Opening • Bogo-Indian Defence, etc.
3 First edition The first edition was published in the following years: • Volume A: 1979 • Volume B: 1975
2
Main ECO codes
Main article: list of chess openings
2.1
A
• White first moves other than 1.e4, 1.d4 (A00–A39) • 1.d4 without 1...d5, 1...Nf6: Atypical replies to 1.d4 (A40–A44) • 1.d4 Nf6 without 2.c4: Atypical replies to 1...Nf6 (A45–A49) • 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 without 2...e6, 2...g6: Atypical Indian systems (A50–A79) • 1.d4 f5: Dutch Defence (A80–A99)
• Volume C: 1974 • Volume D: 1976 • Volume E: 1978
4 Second edition The second edition was published in the following years: • Volume A: 1996 • Volume B: 1984 • Volume C: 1981 • Volume D: 1987 • Volume E: 1991
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Third edition
The third edition was published in the following years: • Volume A: 1999 • Volume B: 1997 • Volume C: 1997 • Volume D: 1998 • Volume E: 1998
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Fourth edition
The fourth edition was published in the following years: • Volume A: 2001
• Abramov, Lev; Bagirov, Vladimir; Botvinnik, Mikhail; Cvetkovic, Srdan; Filip, Miroslav; Geller, Efim; Gipslis, Aivars; Gufeld, Eduard; Hort, Vlastimil; Kasparov, Garry; Korchnoi, Viktor; Krnic, Zdenko; Larsen, Bent; Matanović, Aleksandar; Minev, Nikolay; Nunn, John; Parma, Bruno; Polugaevsky, Lev; Suetin, Alexey; Sveshnikov, Evgeny; Taimanov, Mark; Ugrinovic, Dragan; Uhlmann, Wolfgang (1984). Encyclopedia of Chess Openings, volume B (2nd ed.). Belgrade: Chess Informant. ISBN 0-7134-3716-2.
10 External links • Publisher website. “ECO – Encyclopedia of Chess Openings”. • Publisher website. “ECO code – Overview”. • Bill Wall. “ECO codes with names”. Archived from the original on 2010-02-20.
• Volume B: 2002
• Website Master Chess Openings. “ECO codes with names”.
• Volume D: 2004
• Website Chess Archaeology. names”.
• Volume E: 2008
“ECO codes with
• Complete List of Chess Openings Sorted by ECO Code.
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Fifth edition
The fifth edition was published in the following years: • Volume C: 2008
8
See also • Chess annotation symbols (ECO uses a lot of symbols instead of text) • Chess Informant • List of chess books • List of chess openings for the full ECO codes • Opening book
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References • Matanović, Aleksandar; Molorović, Milivoje; Božić, Aleksandar (1971). “Classification of Chess Openings”. Chess Informant.
• Searchable Database of ECO Openings
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1 Openings covered 1.1 Volume A: Flank openings • English Opening • Benoni Defense • Dutch Defence • Réti Opening • Benko Gambit • Old Indian Defense • Bird’s Opening • Irregular openings, etc. ECO volume E. The first line of moves means that it contains openings beginning 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6. The second line means it contains openings with 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6, without an early d7– d5.
1.2 Volume B: Semi-Open Games other than the French Defense • Sicilian Defence
The Encyclopedia of Chess Openings (or ECO) is a clas• sification system for the opening moves in chess. It is pre• sented as a five-volume book collection (now also a computer database) describing chess openings. The moves • were taken from hundreds of thousands of games between masters, from published analysis in the Chess Informant • since 1966, and then compiled by notable chess players. • The main editor is Aleksandar Matanović. Both the ECO and the Chess Informant are published by the Serbian company Šahovski Informator (Chess Informant). These openings are typically provided in an ECO table that con- 1.3 cisely presents the best opening lines.
Caro-Kann Defence Pirc Defence Alekhine’s Defence Modern Defense Scandinavian Defense, etc.
Volume C: Open Games and the French Defense
The books contain only a small amount of text, which is in eight languages. The bulk of the book consists of diagrams of positions and chess moves in International figurine algebraic notation, with special symbols for comments about moves (see Chess annotation symbols).
• Ruy Lopez
Instead of the traditional names for the openings, ECO has developed a unique coding system that has also been adopted by other chess publications. There are five main
• King’s Gambit
• French Defence • Petrov’s Defence
• Philidor Defence 1
2
4
SECOND EDITION
• Italian (Giuoco Piano, Evans Gambit, and Two 2.2 B Knights) • 1.e4 without 1...c6, 1...c5, 1...e6, 1...e5 (B00–B09) • Scotch Game • 1.e4 c6: Caro-Kann Defence (B10–B19) • Four Knights Game, etc. • 1.e4 c5: Sicilian Defence (B20–B99)
1.4
Volume D: Closed Games and Semi2.3 C Closed Games (including Grünfeld Defence but not other Indian Defenses)
• Queen’s Gambit • Accepted • Declined (Slav, Orthodox, Tarrasch, Tartakower, Albin Countergambit, etc.) • Grünfeld Defence • Queen’s Pawn Game, etc.
1.5
Volume E: Indian Defenses (other than Grünfeld Defence and Old Indian Defense)
• 1.e4 e6: French Defence (C00–C19) • 1.e4 e5: Double King Pawn games (C20–C99)
2.4 D • 1.d4 d5: Double Queen Pawn games (D00–D69) • 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 with 3...d5: Grünfeld Defence (D70–D99)
2.5 E • 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6: Indian systems with ...e6 (E00– E59) • 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 without 3...d5: Indian systems with ...g6 (except Grünfeld) (E60–E99)
• Nimzo-Indian Defence • Queen’s Indian Defense • King’s Indian Defence • Catalan Opening • Bogo-Indian Defence, etc.
3 First edition The first edition was published in the following years: • Volume A: 1979 • Volume B: 1975
2
Main ECO codes
Main article: list of chess openings
2.1
A
• White first moves other than 1.e4, 1.d4 (A00–A39) • 1.d4 without 1...d5, 1...Nf6: Atypical replies to 1.d4 (A40–A44) • 1.d4 Nf6 without 2.c4: Atypical replies to 1...Nf6 (A45–A49) • 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 without 2...e6, 2...g6: Atypical Indian systems (A50–A79) • 1.d4 f5: Dutch Defence (A80–A99)
• Volume C: 1974 • Volume D: 1976 • Volume E: 1978
4 Second edition The second edition was published in the following years: • Volume A: 1996 • Volume B: 1984 • Volume C: 1981 • Volume D: 1987 • Volume E: 1991
3
5
Third edition
The third edition was published in the following years: • Volume A: 1999 • Volume B: 1997 • Volume C: 1997 • Volume D: 1998 • Volume E: 1998
6
Fourth edition
The fourth edition was published in the following years: • Volume A: 2001
• Abramov, Lev; Bagirov, Vladimir; Botvinnik, Mikhail; Cvetkovic, Srdan; Filip, Miroslav; Geller, Efim; Gipslis, Aivars; Gufeld, Eduard; Hort, Vlastimil; Kasparov, Garry; Korchnoi, Viktor; Krnic, Zdenko; Larsen, Bent; Matanović, Aleksandar; Minev, Nikolay; Nunn, John; Parma, Bruno; Polugaevsky, Lev; Suetin, Alexey; Sveshnikov, Evgeny; Taimanov, Mark; Ugrinovic, Dragan; Uhlmann, Wolfgang (1984). Encyclopedia of Chess Openings, volume B (2nd ed.). Belgrade: Chess Informant. ISBN 0-7134-3716-2.
10 External links • Publisher website. “ECO – Encyclopedia of Chess Openings”. • Publisher website. “ECO code – Overview”. • Bill Wall. “ECO codes with names”. Archived from the original on 2010-02-20.
• Volume B: 2002
• Website Master Chess Openings. “ECO codes with names”.
• Volume D: 2004
• Website Chess Archaeology. names”.
• Volume E: 2008
“ECO codes with
• Complete List of Chess Openings Sorted by ECO Code.
7
Fifth edition
The fifth edition was published in the following years: • Volume C: 2008
8
See also • Chess annotation symbols (ECO uses a lot of symbols instead of text) • Chess Informant • List of chess books • List of chess openings for the full ECO codes • Opening book
9
References • Matanović, Aleksandar; Molorović, Milivoje; Božić, Aleksandar (1971). “Classification of Chess Openings”. Chess Informant.
• Searchable Database of ECO Openings
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ECO volume E. The first line of moves means that it contains openings beginning 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6. The second line means it contains openings with 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6, without an early ...d7–d5. The title is given in eight languages.
The Encyclopedia of Chess Openings (ECO) is a classification system for the opening moves in chess. It is presented as a five-volume book collection (now also a computer database) describing chess openings. The moves were taken from hundreds of thousands of games between masters, from published analysis in the Chess Informant since 1966, and then compiled by notable chess players. The main editor is Aleksandar Matanović. Both the ECO and the Chess Informant are published by the Serbian company Šahovski Informator (Chess Informant). These openings are typically provided in an ECO table that concisely presents the best opening lines.
The books contain only a small amount of text, which is in eight languages. The bulk of the book consists of diagrams of positions and chess moves in International figurine algebraic notation, with special symbols for comments about moves (see Chess annotation symbols).
Instead of the traditional names for the openings, ECO has developed a coding system that has also been adopted by other chess publications. There are five main categories, 'A' to 'E', each of which is divided into 100 subcategories.
ECO codes generally only cover openings that are commonly seen at the master/grandmaster level of play and which have a significant body of high quality games to draw examples from. Openings such as the Latvian Gambit (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 f5) and Grob's Attack (1.g4) are not given their own ECO code as in practice, they are almost never seen outside amateur-level play. These openings are all lumped under a single code such as E00 or A00.
ECO code is a registered trademark of Chess Informant.
- 1Openings covered
- 2Main ECO codes
Openings covered[edit]
Volume A: Flank openings[edit]
- Irregular openings, etc.
Volume B: Semi-Open Games other than the French Defense[edit]
- Scandinavian Defense, etc.
Volume C: Open Games and the French Defense[edit]
- Italian (Giuoco Piano, Evans Gambit, Hungarian Defense, and Two Knights)
- Four Knights Game, etc.
- King's Pawn Opening, etc (covers unusual/rare 1. e4 openings such as the Elephant Gambit and Ponziani Opening).
Volume D: Closed Games and Semi-Closed Games[edit]
- (including Grünfeld Defence but not other Indian Defenses)
- Queen's Gambit
- Declined (Slav, Orthodox, Tarrasch, Tartakower, Albin Countergambit, etc.)
- Queen's Pawn Game, etc.
Volume E: Indian Defenses[edit]
- (other than Grünfeld Defence and Old Indian Defense)
- Bogo-Indian Defence, etc.
Main ECO codes[edit]
A[edit]
- White first moves other than 1.e4, 1.d4 (A00–A39)
- 1.d4 without 1...d5, 1...Nf6: Atypical replies to 1.d4 (A40–A44)
- 1.d4 Nf6 without 2.c4: Atypical replies to 1...Nf6 (A45–A49)
- 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 without 2...e6, 2...g6: Atypical Indian systems (A50–A79)
- 1.d4 f5: Dutch Defence (A80–A99)
B[edit]
- 1.e4 without 1...c6, 1...c5, 1...e6, 1...e5 (B00–B09)
- 1.e4 c6: Caro–Kann Defence (B10–B19)
- 1.e4 c5: Sicilian Defence (B20–B99)
C[edit]
- 1.e4 e6: French Defence (C00–C19)
- 1.e4 e5: Double King Pawn games (C20–C99)
D[edit]
- 1.d4 d5: Double Queen Pawn games (D00–D69)
- 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 with 3...d5: Grünfeld Defence (D70–D99)
E[edit]
- 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6: Indian systems with ...e6 (E00–E59)
- 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 without 3...d5: Indian systems with ...g6 (except Grünfeld) (E60–E99)
First edition[edit]
The first edition was published in the following years:
- Volume A: 1979
- Volume B: 1975
- Volume C: 1974
- Volume D: 1976
- Volume E: 1978
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Second edition[edit]
The second edition was published in the following years:
- Volume A: 1996
- Volume B: 1984
- Volume C: 1981
- Volume D: 1987
- Volume E: 1991
Code | Author |
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04–05 | Bagirov, Vladimir |
18–19 | Bagirov, Vladimir |
13–14 | Botvinnik, Mikhail |
13–14 | Abramov, Lev |
10 | Filip, Miroslav |
12 | Filip, Miroslav |
15 | Filip, Miroslav |
17 | Filip, Miroslav |
36–39 | Filip, Miroslav |
70–79 | Geller, Efim |
95–99 | Gipslis, Aivars |
20–21 | Gufeld, Eduard |
23–26 | Gufeld, Eduard |
02–03 | Hort, Vlastimil |
80–85 | Kasparov, Garry |
30–31 | Korchnoi, Viktor |
34–35 | Korchnoi, Viktor |
28–29 | Krnić, Zdenko |
87 | Krnić, Zdenko |
28–29 | Cvetković, Srđan |
00–01 | Larsen, Bent |
16 | Larsen, Bent |
60–69 | Matanović, Aleksandar |
60–69 | Ugrinović, Dragan |
06 | Minev, Nikolay |
11 | Minev, Nikolay |
57 | Nunn, John |
88–89 | Nunn, John |
07–09 | Parma, Bruno |
44 | Polugaevsky, Lev |
50–53 | Polugaevsky, Lev |
86 | Polugaevsky, Lev |
90–94 | Polugaevsky, Lev |
96 | Polugaevsky, Lev |
27 | Suetin, Alexey |
54–56 | Suetin, Alexey |
58–59 | Suetin, Alexey |
22 | Sveshnikov, Evgeny |
33 | Sveshnikov, Evgeny |
40–43 | Taimanov, Mark |
45–49 | Taimanov, Mark |
32 | Uhlmann, Wolfgang |
Third edition[edit]
The third edition was published in the following years:
- Volume A: 1999
- Volume B: 1997
- Volume C: 1997
- Volume D: 1998
- Volume E: 1998
Fourth edition[edit]
The fourth edition was published in the following years:
- Volume A: 2001
- Volume B: 2002
- Volume D: 2004
- Volume E: 2008
Fifth edition[edit]
The fifth edition was published in the following years:
- Volume C: 2008
See also[edit]
- Chess annotation symbols – ECO uses symbols instead of text
- List of chess openings – for all ECO codes
Pdf Eco Informant Encyclopedia Online
References[edit]
- Matanović, Aleksandar; Molorović, Milivoje; Božić, Aleksandar (1971). 'Classification of Chess Openings'. Chess Informant.
- Abramov, Lev; Bagirov, Vladimir; Botvinnik, Mikhail; Cvetkovic, Srdan; Filip, Miroslav; Geller, Efim; Gipslis, Aivars; Gufeld, Eduard; Hort, Vlastimil; Kasparov, Garry; Korchnoi, Viktor; Krnic, Zdenko; Larsen, Bent; Matanović, Aleksandar; Minev, Nikolay; Nunn, John; Parma, Bruno; Polugaevsky, Lev; Suetin, Alexey; Sveshnikov, Evgeny; Taimanov, Mark; Ugrinovic, Dragan; Uhlmann, Wolfgang (1984). Encyclopedia of Chess Openings, volume B (2nd ed.). Belgrade: Chess Informant. ISBN0-7134-3716-2.
- Hooper, David; Whyld, Kenneth (1996) [First pub. 1992]. 'Encyclopedia of Chess Openings'. The Oxford Companion to Chess (2nd ed.). Oxford University Press. p. 123. ISBN0-19-280049-3.
External links[edit]
Pdf Eco Informant Encyclopedia Free
- Publisher website. 'ECO code – Overview'. Archived from the original on 2016-09-13.
- Bill Wall. 'ECO codes with names'. Archived from the original on 2009-10-28.
- Website Clean Chess. 'ECO – Encyclopedia of Chess Openings'.
- 'Openings'. Chess Archaeology.ECO codes with names
- Chess Opening Database Searchable ECO openings
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