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Looking for Trouble: Recognizing and Meeting Threats in Chess (Revised)
Looking for Trouble: Recognizing and Meeting Threats in Chess (Revised)
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ISBN 9781949859836
Russell Enterprises, Inc.
- Published
- Nov 2023
- Language
- English
- Size
- 9 × 0.5 × 6 in
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Identify and Deal with Threats!
This book is written to address and underemphasized area of chess training and study, the identification of and reaction to threats.
For beginning and intermediate-level players, the study of tactics is paramount. Almost all tactics books take the approach of providing a position where there is a forced win, checkmate, or draw.
However Looking for Trouble - now in a revised and enlarged third edition - takes a different tack. It helps you to recognize threats by providing over 300 problems in which you focus on identifying and meeting threats in the opening, middlegame and endgame. The author's clear explanations are presented in a manner that should greatly benefit players of all levels.
Specifications
PublisherRussell Enterprises, Inc.
PublishedNov 16, 2023
ISBN-101949859835
ISBN-139781949859836
LanguageEnglish
Paperback208.0 pages
Dimensions9 × 0.5 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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