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Smart Boards have a USB-C connection instead of the Serial connections...
The duel for the crown of the world's best player has been the absolute...
Antichess (Losing Chess, Giveaway Chess), in which capturing is...
Three brilliant books from Everyman Chess brought together in one...
In his new, ground-breaking series, The Power of the Pieces, Belorussian...
During my chess career I have played almost 4000 classical games, a good...
In my view the average club player will be more pleased with an opening...
Volume 2 in a new series by Herman Grooten In my view the average club...
I am not seeking glory with this book, but I certainly had to have a...
The Najdorf Sicilian is one of Black’s most respected and popular...
This match between the number one and number two ranked players in the...
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В этой книге под одним переплетом объединены два, по сути, совершенно разных издания знаменитого «Самоучителя шахматной игры».
Книга одного из сильнейших советских гроссмейстеров, чемпиона СССР и участника турниров претендентов Александра Котова, изначально предназначалась для зарубежного читателя, была на Западе бестселлером, но никогда не публиковалась на русском языке.
Technology continues to advance at a rapid pace. It may sound quaint today, but not so long ago, computers battled humans for supremacy at the game of chess.
On September 10, 1984, Anatoly Karpov and Garry Kasparov appeared on the stage of the Hall of Columns in Moscow for the first game of their match for the World Chess Championship.
Prior to this one, I had written three books dedicated to chess openings. When I was offered the chance to write a book for Thinkers Publishing, I had no particular idea on what to write about within that area and I wanted to try something (a bit — I am not that foolish!) new.
Life is too short to play boring chess! That’s the mantra of the two young authors of this book, and as you read their energetic and insightful words, you may find yourself caught up in their enthusiasm for direct attacking play.
One of the strongest blitz players in the world, Genrikh articulated his philosophy on chess with one clever phrase: 'there's no need for you to play - well just make sure your opponent plays poorly!'
ChessCafe.com 2009 Book of the Year Finalist!A breakthrough in chess teaching by Former Ukrainian Champion and experienced chess coach Viktor Moskalenko.
Competitive chess is not only about presenting your chess knowledge and turning it into a full point or defending a position for 5 hours and then missing to claim a three-fold repetition just because you are unaware of the chess rules and their proper implementation.
At a time when prisons are in the news due to increasing violence, drug taking and low morale, it has never been more important to focus on education and rehabilitation.