Rogers' Practical Endgame Guide

Endgame books tend not to prioritize the information most useful for reluctant endgame players, but this is the territory explored by Australian Grandmaster Ian Rogers in  Rogers’ Practical Endgame Guide.

Rather than show methods of winning certain technical positions, Rogers’ Practical Endgame Guide is designed to help endgame-averse players who want to know what the ‘correct’ result of an ending is and, more importantly, what chance they will have to work out the right moves in actual play.  Rogers’ Practical Endgame Guide obliges as little memory work as possible and offers plenty of general advice to keep you heading in the right direction.

Rogers’ Practical Endgame Guide covers endgame ideas that are not often highlighted but consistently turn games: recognizing Injustice Patterns, how to scare your opponent in an equal position, and understanding the endgame potential of the Tricky Knight or the Hyperactive King.