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The Secret of Chess
Learn the secrets of chess from the only person able to beat the world number 1 chess engine Stockfish.Learn chess 5 times easier through pattern recognition.Attain deep chess knowledge in an intuitive way through a wealth of diagrams(more than 500).Read about topics no other chess author has ever discussed in the past.This book is an entertaining story, combining in one all the elements of positional evaluation in chess.Learn things from the future of chess.Learning straight from the author who has contributed a lot for the development of the strongest chess engine on Earth, Stockfish.ABOVE sentences someone might find conceited, but are mostly true.In this book you will find everything one...
The Fine Art of Chess
This book contains 50 meticulously analysed games. Each and every move is annotated, with the average length of commentary reaching half a page or so per move. The book will provide you with:- detailed game analysis- enhanced pattern recognition- groundbreaking opening researchIn the ballpark of 10,000 supporting variations back the careful explanations.Add to this the history background, chess lore and abundant humour, and you get the picture.The book that will make any chess player, regardless of his rating, 500 elos stronger. Lol.
Human Versus Machine
This is Part III of my winning games against the top engines. This part features handicap wins. Most handicaps consist of 1 or 2 pawns material on average, factoring in relevant positional terms too. Though, that size of material advantage would include the widest selection of different start positions. Handicap games are definitely the most fun, especially to play, but I guess also to follow, as they feature imbalanced, tactically rich play, from the very first moves. For precisely the same reason, they are very good for training your tactics. Most of the credit for this volume goes to GM Larry Kaufman of the Komodo team. Whenever Komodo would play a match against some human, and Larry woul...
Amateur Chess Strategy
How do amateurs think? How do they take their decisions? Why do they go wrong? This collection of 19 carefully annotated amateur games will aim to tell you. From wild attacks to rich middlegames and intriguing endgames, the collection has a lot to offer. It might not be perfect, and your chess will not become perfect after reading it, but you will certainly improve.
Richard Reti for Buffs
The book presents 15 games of the Czech chess legend Richard Reti from his earlier career, annotated move by move. The comments are short and easy, avoiding concrete variations, so everyone can understand the deeper logic behind the play of Reti. Ideal for people, wishing to learn more about the famed Czech colossus, the book is also ideal for those wishing to learn more about the deeper implementations of chess strategy without going into too much detail. Reti is one of the most original players out there, he wasn't the strongest and lost many games, but when he struck, he did it in great style. His chess is inspiring. Many useful pawn and other endgames are included too.
The Best Move
This is intended as a tactico-positional serial book, covering the world champions.The first part features probably the greatest of all - Fischer.Tactics and positional decisions are roughly split in half in 2 suites.The aim will be to find the best move the world champions played.Can you do that?In any case, if you can not, the explanations are there to help you out. Tactical positions have been checked with Stockfish, but the examples also show how imperfect Stockfish is in assessing the positional Fischer.Some would suggest it is easier to learn from weaker players, but no, the stronger the player, the more you will learn.Check your abilities and learn more from the 225 puzzles in this book, covering one third of Fischer's games.
The Best Move
The book contains 283 puzzles (190 tactical, 93 positional), taken fromMorphy games. The solutions are amply explained, and supported by sufficient variations, where appropriate. Supposedly, multiple positions haven't beenhighlighted until now, at least what concerns the positional set. Immerse yourselves into the spirit of Romanticism.
Basic Chess Openings
This little book is for people, who want to learn the logic behind major opening setups, and how to best handlethe opening as a whole, rather than rely on rote memorisation. Explanations are abundant, and each opening isillustrated with example games, after the theory is presented. Although a relatively small sample of openings is included, those are definitely the most important ones, and knowing how to play them, you will also know how to approach therest of the possible kick-off setups. Controlling the center is the single most significant principle in the opening, and that'swhat this book teaches. The exposition is not very advanced, so beginning and casual players will derive the most out ofit, quite probably. If you want to get to the gist of opening play, without investing much effort, this might be one of the go-tosources
The Secret of Chess: Example Games
This is the second part of 'The Secret of Chess', including example games to illustrate the terms.The volume features the scores of 803 full games, divided into the terms they cover.The games include a large variety of openings.Examples are drawn from 5 world champions' collections:- Carlsen- Kasparov- Fischer- Botvinnik- Talas well as the collections of 3 top engines:- Stockfish- Komodo- HoudiniSome more games of different players are added to complete the volume.All games featured are masterpieces of tactical and positional play, very interesting to replay.By getting this book you will assimilate better the knowledge acquired in the first part of 'The Secret of Chess'.Having read 'The Secret of Chess', however, is not a precondition for acquiring this volume - it could very well be used as an independent collection to study particular openings or players.It is difficult to find a more extensive, high level and instructive collection than this one.Quite probably also no other book currently combines such a large number of human and engine games, so interesting from a comparative perspective.Get and study this volume to become a proficient player.
Chess Riddles for Kids
Do you want your kid to learn chess fast? Do you want your kid to become a chess celebrity? Simply pick up this book and go through all the riddles. At the end of your journey, you will be a good chess player. The perfect intuitive guide to chess knowledge.
