Endgame proficiency consists of basic technique, ideas, and visualization. This book encompasses all three aspects of the endgame that you will need to learn to stop losing those “won” games in the most critical part of your game - the endgame. The exercises presented herein give the best move for each side and cover all the endings. This book strives to develop your “endgame intuition” that will teil you what move is best under actual game conditions. Learn from Ken Smith’s experience in chess teaching, writing, and long record of successful play in the royal game of chess.
Ken Smith (Fide 2395) has been writing chess books since the 1960’s. He has enjoyed considerable success with his writing style that targets the novice to the Master player. His years of chess experience had numerous successes such as being: Bobby Fischer’s 2nd (In Charge Of Preparation), Mexico’s Chess Champion, several time Southwest Chess Champion, and has been the Texas State Chess Champion several times - the latest being in 1983. Ken even published an international chess magazine for 12 years that made his unique writing style and personality appreciated throughout the chess world. By reading any of his works you will gain new personal insights, playing tips, and invaluable techniques that he has perfected through the years to become what he is…“What A Player Smith”!
ISBN | 9780875681559 |
Taal | Engels |
Aantal pagina's | 122 |
Uitgeverij | Chess Digest |
Publicatiedatum | 1984 |
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