A Silicon Reappraisal of 25 Classic Game

Are you ready for new strategic insights about thirty-five of the most fascinating and complex chess games ever played by World Champions and other top grandmasters? Grandmaster Matthew Sadler and renowned chess writer Steve Giddins take a fresh look at some classic games ranging from Anderssen-Dufresne, played in 1852, to Botvinnik-Bronstein (1951) and Geller-Euwe (1953). They unleashed the collective power of Leela, Komodo and Stockfish to help us humans understand what happened in games of fan favourites such as Boris Spassky, Mikhail Tal, Bent Larsen and Bobby Fischer.

The Power of Middlegame Knowledge

• Compensation is a chess concept that we only fully understand when we enter the world of serious chess. • The relative value of pieces is perhaps the most difficult chess concept of all to explain. • It is one that every player must feel and believe in and can only be accepted with the help of our own practice, and when we feel it come together as though a part of us.

Die Schach-DNA eines Genies

Über Magnus Carlsen gibt es schon so viel Literatur. Warum hat der Autor dem noch ein weiteres Buch hinzugefügt? - Weil er den Gedanken hochinteressant fand, das strategische Spiel eines Genies durch die Brille des sogenannten 'Modells der vier Spielertypen' zu betrachten. Und im Ergebnis ist es ihm tatsächlich gelungen, sowohl die herausragenden Stärken als auch die Universalität des 16. Weltmeisters deutlich herauszuarbeiten.

Updated & edited by FM Carsten Hansen

Originally published at the beginning of the 20th century as part of a series for beginners on all phases of the chess game, this little book contains samples of all types of endgames that beginners or inexperienced players will greatly benefit from studying.

Originally published at the beginning of the 20th century as part of a series for chess improvers on all phases of the chess game, this little book contains samples of alltypes of endgames that inexperienced and club players will greatly benefit from studying. With more than 100 well-chosen positions, the author illustrates the types of chess endgames that players should master once they understand and master the fundamentals.

Everyone knows they should work on their endgame play. So many hard-earned advantages are squandered in ‘simple’ endings ... But, for a good playing ending, necessary to precisely calculate. This book can help to improve your skills and calculation in endings. In this book, we can find a lot of famous endings played in practical games and how some of the top grandmasters coped with them. Improve your knowledge endings with this book. Start to calculate, and learn ending rules!

342 Seiten, gebunden mit Leseband, Chess Fortress, 1. Auflage 2022

Wer sich ernsthaft mit Eröffnungen beschäftigt, kommt am Eröffnungslexikon nicht vorbei. Ob Einsteiger oder Großmeister. Das Eröffnungslexikon ist das mit Abstand umfassendste Theoriewerk für den Schachsport: Über 1.396 (!) Theorie-Artikel bieten einen riesigen Fundus an Ideen und hochwertigen Analysen! In der Edition 2023 sind 66 neue große Beiträge und 384 neue bzw. aktualisierte Eröffnungsübersichten hinzugekommen.

The Adventure Continues!

Nikola Sedlak is a renowned chess player known for his expertise in the London System. He is a grandmaster from Serbia who has been considered one of the strongest players in the country for many years. Sedlak is also a well-known chess trainer and author, who wrote several books on the London System and other chess openings.

The author proposes a full repertoire against 1.d4 and 1.c4, which is theoretically sound and leads to sharp, strategically unbalanced positions. It is based on the so-called English Defence 1.d4 e6 2.c4 b6 or 1.c4 b6. A great deal of the book is devoted to White's tries to deviate from theoretical dispute and transfer the game into the Queen's Indian with g3.

236 Seiten, kartoniert, Chess Stars, 1. Auflage 2023

Colour complexes in chess explained

During his long journey as a chess player and coach, GM Axel Smith came to the realization that understanding colour-complex strategies is one of the key differences between strong and weak players. After many years of delivering lectures and training material to his students, Smith produced a Chessable course on the topic, which has been extensively edited and reorganized by Quality Chess to produce this book.

I have worked with the best, or perhaps it’s better to say that I have learned from the best; that’s how I can best describe this book, because I spent some time with Svetozar Gligoric in the early 2000s and the Nimzo-Indian was also present. I can’t really say that we went into great detail, but we certainly did discuss various systems.

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CHESS INFORMANT’S 155th ADVENTURE

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Presents 350 pages of the very best in chess: Leitao - Brazilian Champion in Wijk aan Zee (Tournament Review)

Moradiabadi - Tata Steel 2023 Wijk aan Zee (Tournament Review)

Having you ever been tortured at the chessboard? If so, then you have probably been a victim of pressure play.

Elite players are brilliant exponents of pressure play. In situations where they have either a tiny advantage or no advantage at all they are highly adept at constantly setting problems for their unfortunate opponents. The position on the board may appear lifeless but they can probe and find plans and regroupings that will constantly ask their opponents difficult questions. These can be countered only by continual alert and accurate defence and we all know how difficult and wearing that can be.

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