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This volume covers knight vs. knight and knight vs. bishop endgames. Bishop endgames covered in Volume 1.

The follow up of the successfull tactics books of Csaba Balogh. The book consists 551 practical puzzles from the January of 2013 to the July of 2015.

Chess Evolution is proud to announce its FIDE-approved endgame manual. The first volume, written by GMs Mikhalchishin and Balogh covers Queen and Pawn endgames.

The London System has become one of the most popular weapons in club and even elite chess, and for good reason: White develops the dark-squared bishop to f4, builds a sturdy, low-maintenance set-up, and steers the game toward positions understood by plan rather than memorised by rote. This book presents a complete, up-to-date White repertoire built on it.

Rather than dumping raw theory, the coverage is organised by the structures Black can choose. Separate chapters handle the Caro-Kann-style set-ups, the early ...Qb6 counter, the Classical formations with and without ...e6, the Slav and symmetrical ...Bf5 lines, and the King’s-Indian/Grünfeld fianchetto and Queen’s-Gambit approaches — so whatever Black tries, there is a clear answer and an explained plan.

A dedicated chapter on the typical London endgames is a welcome touch, since so many of these positions are decided in simplified play where knowing the right technique matters more than any opening novelty.

The result is a practical, modern repertoire designed to be learned efficiently and relied upon for the long term. Well suited to club players who want a sound, repeatable system with 1.d4 that keeps the game on their own terms.

The readers will see 50 incredible tense battles with many beautiful ideas, sacrifices and hidden motifs.

Gormally shares the inner workings of the chess world – a world riven with insecurities, strange social customs and petty rivalries, while casting his analytical eye on topics as disparate as eccentric waiters, strange Amsterdam zoos and inspiring mountain passes.

Grandmasters Arkadij Naiditsch and Csaba Balogh analyze the 50 best attacking games from 2012-2015. The readers will see not only the brilliant sacrifices and mating combination at the end of the games, but also how it was all built up from the beginning.

There are plenty of fighting draws as well, where both players are trying their best in order to win the game, but it finally ends in draw. This kind of extremely tense battles is exactly what the book is about.

The readers will see many complex endgames with dozens of useful and beautiful ideas, which could be used in our own practical games.