This tournament book has many photos, detailed notes, and is in figurine algebraic notation. As shown in the photographs, it was won by Karpov, in front of Miles, Timman, and Seirawan among others. The late Texas chess master, Ken Smith, who is the most prominent proponent of the Smith-Morra gambit, once wrote that the best way to progress in chess was to play through all the games of the winner of a tournament, so as to learn how to play, not only better or winning positions, but equal or even worse positions. There is mild sun fading of the rear cover, and prior owner’s signature on the front free end paper.