Winning Chess Strategies - The Basics Through Advanced
Winning Chess Strategies is one of the most simply illustrated books on chess you will find.
As a player, you should have a brief background of the game you’re playing. But most importantly, you need to learn how to plan and deploy your pieces to execute your plan to win. Know your next moves ahead of time and anticipate the next moves of your opponent. If you are just beginning to learn the game, this book also includes the basics such as how to set the chessmen on the chessboard and how the pieces should move, all beautifully illustrated.
Here are just a few of the valuable things that you will learn in Winning Chess Strategies:
Q: What is the first chess piece that you should move at the start of the game? P. 49
Q: What opening moves are more often won by White? P. 75
Q: What opening game is rarely used by master’s today? P.82
Q: What opening game is suitable for players who enjoy the attack and complicated positions? P. 51
Q: What should Black play against a Queen’s Gambit? P. 63
Q: When is the right time to exchanges pieces? P.72
Q: What are the aims of opening game? P. 49 Of the middle game? P.93
Q: What are the important points to consider when attacking during the middle game? P. 103
Q: What mistakes that are frequently made by beginners? P. 94
Q: How to force a mate? P. 106
Q: How to get out of check? P. 38
Q: How to avoid checkmate with a Bishop? P. 114
Q: What Checks would lead to a draw. P. 42
Q: How Pawn strategy greatly affects the endgame? P. 135
Q: What is the most frequently used end-game but at the same time the most difficult? P. 142
Q: Where should you place your Rook s during the endgame? P.73
Q: What ending play will give the weaker side the advantage to draw? P. 123
Q: How is Doubled Pawns a disadvantage in the game? P. 137
As you can see there’s so much useful knowledge in here — you’ll be reading this over and over again to make sure you get the most you can out of it.
And all of this is still just a small amount of the information inside Winning Chess Strategies. At a glance you’ll know “every trick in the book” to:
•Gain an advantage at the beginning.
•Develop your strategy.
•To get out of or avoid being checked.
•And much, much more…
Winning Chess Strategies is one of the most simply illustrated books on chess you will find.
As a player, you should have a brief background of the game you’re playing. But most importantly, you need to learn how to plan and deploy your pieces to execute your plan to win. Know your next moves ahead of time and anticipate the next moves of your opponent. If you are just beginning to learn the game, this book also includes the basics such as how to set the chessmen on the chessboard and how the pieces should move, all beautifully illustrated.
Here are just a few of the valuable things that you will learn in Winning Chess Strategies:
Q: What is the first chess piece that you should move at the start of the game? P. 49
Q: What opening moves are more often won by White? P. 75
Q: What opening game is rarely used by master’s today? P.82
Q: What opening game is suitable for players who enjoy the attack and complicated positions? P. 51
Q: What should Black play against a Queen’s Gambit? P. 63
Q: When is the right time to exchanges pieces? P.72
Q: What are the aims of opening game? P. 49 Of the middle game? P.93
Q: What are the important points to consider when attacking during the middle game? P. 103
Q: What mistakes that are frequently made by beginners? P. 94
Q: How to force a mate? P. 106
Q: How to get out of check? P. 38
Q: How to avoid checkmate with a Bishop? P. 114
Q: What Checks would lead to a draw. P. 42
Q: How Pawn strategy greatly affects the endgame? P. 135
Q: What is the most frequently used end-game but at the same time the most difficult? P. 142
Q: Where should you place your Rook s during the endgame? P.73
Q: What ending play will give the weaker side the advantage to draw? P. 123
Q: How is Doubled Pawns a disadvantage in the game? P. 137
As you can see there’s so much useful knowledge in here — you’ll be reading this over and over again to make sure you get the most you can out of it.
And all of this is still just a small amount of the information inside Winning Chess Strategies. At a glance you’ll know “every trick in the book” to:
•Gain an advantage at the beginning.
•Develop your strategy.
•To get out of or avoid being checked.
•And much, much more…
