Have you ever wished for a “formula” to help you decide what move to make in any given chess position?
The Ultimate Fischer Collection
If you play chess for blood, it makes sense to learn the violent tactics that feature in the openings that you play.
Far from a dusty relic once played by great masters such as Rubinstein, Pillsbury and Bogolyubov, the Zukertort System now enjoys new life.
Mikhail Tal’s splendid account of his world championship match victory
The final, and eagerly awaited, volume of the series will complete the opening repertoire for White according to Wojo.
Enhance your positional understanding in chess and sharpen your endgame skills with Johnathan Hawkins’s book, Amateur to IM. In this informative work, the author shares invaluable insights learned from his transformative journey from an average tournament player to the cusp of securing the Grandmaster title. He explores foundational concepts and key areas for focused study of the endgame.
Through in-depth analysis and practical exercises, players are guided toward enhancing their proficiency and developing a deeper understanding of crucial endgame elements. This will enable them to outplay opponents with weaknesses in this area and strengthen their overall game, paving the way to victory.
By studying Hawkins’ insights and approach, readers can replicate his strategies and adopt his mindset and methodologies that will lead to tangible improvements in chess.
Igor Lysyi: “I worked hard at mastering 1…е7-е5 for Black….
A complete black repertoire with 1.e4 e5 against everything except the Ruy Lopez by Igor Lysyj and Roman Ovetchkin