This book has more than three dozen pictures and a sum of all the information that was present in two different volumes of the earlier original one. The notation used in that book was descriptive, while the notation used in this book is algebraic one. There were two volumes of that book available, and there were no cross tables in them. It was published about 75 years ago, and there was only one picture in that book. Before this one, an outdated version of this book was also published. If you want to be good or an expert at chess, you should read the books published on it. There are some books available in the market that supply information about chess. Tactics Time! 1001 Chess Tactics from the Games of Everyday Chess Players by Tim Brennan and Anthea CarsonĬlassic book based on the topic of chess. Publisher: Gambit Publications Gambit chess Edition (October 1, 1998)Ħ.The book is a perfect choice for beginners who aim to learn the techniques that get used in chess with passion and brains. Also, it has appealing and informative positions that are taken from real games. According to the words of this book, to win from a stronger opponent, all you need to do is to cleverly force your checkmate. How to Beat Your Dad at Chess (Gambit Chess) by Murray Chandler is written in a format that is very readable and is easy to follow.
The book lists strong content that tells the reader the right way to deal with a stronger opponent and make him lose the game. This means that this piece of writing proper for everyone, either it is a child or an old. Right choice for those who have just turned eight to those who have crossed their eighties. How to Beat Your Dad at Chess (Gambit Chess) by Murray Chandler Publisher: Black Dog & Leventhal Illustrated Edition (August 13, 2013)ĥ.Authors: László Polgár (Author), Bruce Pandolfini (Introduction).Finally, it has above 6000 illustrations that make it even easier and helpful for the reader to understand chess. These solutions enable the reader to understand the problem in depth. Chess: 5334 Problems, Combinations, and Games by László Polgár also have solutions along with the problems that are extremely easy to follow. It also includes 306 problems for checkmate in a single move, for two moves, 3412 mates, for three moves 744 mates, a count of 600 for miniature games, a number of 144 for simple endgames, and about 128 tournament game combinations. It lists about 5000 unique situations that are necessary to know if you aim to master the art of chess. Instructs us about dealing with different situations that we might come across while playing chess.
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