Książki są zaadresowane do młodych szachistów, nauczycieli i rodziców. Każda z części zawiera 252 zadania w formie diagramu, odpowiedzi są w symbolach szachowych

Cz.1  Ranking pionka. 2015 r.wyd., 72 str., miękka oprawa, język symboli szachowych

Cz.2  Ranking skoczka. 2015 r.wyd., 67 str., miękka oprawa, język symboli szachowych

Cz.3 Ranking gońca. 2015 r.wyd., 67 str., miękka oprawa, język symboli szachowych

Cz.4  Ranking wieży. 2015 r.wyd., 67 str., miękka oprawa, język symboli szachowych

Study five a week to be a better chess player

There is a blank spot in the huge world of chess literature: systematically presented middle- game. Th erefore authors, both long-term chess trainers, decided to fi ll this vacuum. With a series of books about the middle-game, we would like to present diff erent topics of chess tactics and strategy in a slightly diff erent way. Books, which will be published in the coming years as part of the series, are planned to cover all frequently discussed themes, as well as many others topics — those about which chess players and also trainers usually do not think as deeply as they should in order to achieve better results.

The Alterman Gambit Guide: White Gambits is an instructional manual for improving players. Sharpen your tactics and learn to play dynamic attacking chess while studying the most entertaining gambits.

Lines covered include: Evans Gambit, Panov Attack, Morra Gambit, Philidor, Danish Gambit, Urusov Gambit, Morphy Attack, Cochrane Gambit, Max Lange Attack and Milner-Barry Gambit.

Ivan Cheparinov was born in Bulgaria on 26 November 1986. He learned to play chess at the age of five and progressed quickly, winning the Bulgarian Junior Championship in 2000 and becoming a grandmaster in 2004. He has finished first or equal first in many strong open and elite round-robin tournaments, such as Essent (2006), Morelia (2007), Sigeman & Co invitational (2007), Ruy Lopez Masters (2009 and 2010) and Gibraltar Chess Festival (2014).

What does a chess player need who is familiar with the rules, but often gets into trouble right away in the opening? This question was the starting point for the authors before they began to compile their material. 

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We are very proud to present the first FIDE-approved endgame manual, written by 3 of the world leading experts: FIDE Senior Trainers IGM Mikhalchishin, IGM Grivas and IGM Balogh. A total of 8 endgame books will take you step-by-step from king & pawn endgames all the way through to extremely complex and materially-unbalanced endgames. Become an expert and learn to enjoy even more the “silent beauty” of the endgame.

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Dawid Bronstein to jeden z największych geniuszy szachowych wszech czasów. Doskonały nauczyciel i analityk. Powyższa pozycja zawiera 237 najpiękniejszych partii arcymistrza rozegranych w latach 1938-1996. Książka ukazuje piękno strategii i taktyki szachowej na najwyższym poziomie. Analiza skomentowanych partii Dawida Bronsteina z pewnością ułatwi zrozumienie planów gry w prezentowanych debiutach.

The author presents a full opening repertory for the club player, which is analysed in six volumes. In the books you will find many novelties for both sides, with a full move-to-move presentation. Furthermore, the reader will get access to middlegame strategies, endgame techniques and common tactical motifs, which are patterning the proposed variations.

In the first volume the openings of the Slav Defence, the Gruenfeld Defence and the Blumenfeld Gambit are presented.

Yuri Razuvaev (1945-2012) was an outstanding Russian chess player. He had a refined positional style and for many years he was one of the leading Grandmasters in the Soviet Union. He also was a first-rate chess author and opening theoretician, always open to new ideas.