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A tale of 64 magical squares in 64 shrewdly created pictures. Many a book delved deep into the vast oceans of tactics, positional play and strategy, but very few dared to enter and master a notoriously elusive realm of defence in chess.
In this highly instructive tome the authors tried to accomplish several demanding goals. To uncover many of the secrets that remain hidden so very often, to tackle the most difficult area of chess skill – defence, and finally to teach a great number of ambitious chess-players helping them to improve their knowledge in this important area of chess expertise.
We present you the book by GM Nikola Nestorovic, and his father IM Dejan Nestorovic with firm belief that you will appreciate many hours of their hard work and devotion to this intriguing topic. The games presented in this tome are both recent and older ones, played by the chess elite and their lower rated peers, but without exception instructive, deeply and diligently analysed for your reading and learning pleasure.
You learned to attack – now it is time to sharpen your defensive tools!
Wydawnictwo: Chess Informant
Autorzy: Tigran Petrosjan, Alexander Matanovic
Język wydania: angielski
Ilość stron: 255
Oprawa: twarda
Format: 17x25 cm
ISBN: 9788672971088
Informant’s Collection of Instructive Tactics and Studies
- 500 carefully selected puzzles
- 5 levels of difficulty
- 60 instructive, prizewinning studies
Study, practice and improve with our selection of tactical jewels!
Informant’s Collection of Instructive Tactics and Studies
- 500 carefully selected puzzles
- 5 levels of difficulty
- 42 instructive, prizewinning studies
Study, practice and improve with our selection of tactical jewels!
· 64 deeply annotated instructive games
· 5 areas of positional sacrifice
· Carefully selected exercises with solutions
- Test your chess prowess and sharpen your tactical antenna
- 500 carefully selected exercises
- 5 levels of difficulty
- Practical training tool with detailed solutions
Study, practice and improve with our selection of tactical jewels!
The sequel, or the second part of the “Secrets of Positional Sacrifice” manual is titled “Positional Sacrifice in Modern Chess”. We assume that readers will conclude that the subject of our analysis are recently played games, especially the games played over the last few years. The book is intended for chess players who aspire to raise the level of positional play in this particular field of expertise, as well as coaches working on chess education.
- Leitao – Opening Ideas in Modern Chess
- Shyam Sundar – Grand Swiss (This or That?)
- Perunovic – European Team Championship
- Foisor – USA Women Championship (Tournament Review)
- Moradiabadi – USA Championship (Tournament Review)
- Ntirlis – The Damiano Defence (Theoretical Survey)
- Prusikin – The Weak King (Instructive Lesson)
- Perelshteyn – The Alekhine 4 Pawns Atack (Theoretical Survey)
- Rogers – Asian Team Championship 1981 (Roger’s Reminiscences)
- Griffin – Larsen – Byrne, Havana 1966 (From Informant Archives)
- Barak Gonen – Correspondence Chess
Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.
The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!
- In Memoriam – Remembering Aleksandar Matanovic
- Leitao – World Cup 2023 (Tournament Review)
- Shyam Sundar – This or that? – World Cup Edition
- Perunovic – Instructive positions from the World Cup
- Foisor – Women FIDE World Championship Match (Tournament Review)
- Gormally – British Chess Championship (Tournament Review)
- Moradiabadi – Biel Chess Festival (Tournament Review)
- Yochanan Afek – Prague Chess Festival (Tournament Review)
- Kotronias – The Classical Scotch 4…Bc5 (Theoretical Survey)
- Davies – The Sandipan Dutch (Theoretical Survey)
- Prusikin – The Exchange Slav Ideas (Instructive Lesson)
- Davies – The Catalan 7.dc5 (Theoretical Survey)
- Szabo – The King’s Indian Defence E91 (Theoretical Survey)
- Perelshteyn – The Hyper-Accelerated Dragon (Theoretical Survey)
- Petrov – World Championship Game Changers – part 7
- Rogers – The Japan 1978 Zonal Tournament (Roger’s Reminiscences)
- Griffin – Spassky-Portisch, Toluca Interzonal 1982 (From Informant Archives)
- Barak Gonen – Correspondence Chess
Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.
The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!
- Gormally – World Chess Championship – Nepo – Ding (Review)
- Shyam Sundar – World Chess Championship – The Most Instructive Moments and Positions
- Miodrag & Milos Perunovic – European Chess Championship (Tournament Report)
- Leitao – The English Opening (WCH Edition – Theoretical Survey)
- Foisor – Woman’s Candidates Final (Instructive Review)
- Prusikin – The Power of Knight Pair(Instructive Lesson)
- Davies – The Maroczy Bind (Theoretical Survey)
- Kotronias – The King’s Indian Saemisch (Theoretical Survey)
- Perelshteyn – The Alekhine Defence (Theoretical Survey)
- Rogers – Telechess Olympiads (Roger’s Reminiscences)
- Griffin – Vaganian – Gulko, Baku 1977 (From Informant Archives)
- Barak Gonen – Correspondence Chess (Review)
Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.
The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!
Leitao – Brazilian Champion in Wijk aan Zee (Tournament Review)
Moradiabadi – Tata Steel 2023 Wijk aan Zee (Tournament Review)
Yochanan Afek – Perls from Wijk (Tournament Review)
Perunovic – Instructive positions from Wijk
Foisor – Women FIDE Grand Prix Munich (Tournament Review)
Shyam Sundar – This or that? (Instructive Lesson)
Gormally – 4NCL (Review)
Prusikin – The Uncastled King (Instructive Lesson)
Davies – The Catalan 7.dc5 (Theoretical Survey)
Kotronias – The King’s Indian 5.h3 (Theoretical Survey)
Szabo – The French C11 (Theoretical Survey)
Perelshteyn – The Ruy Lopez Nerwegian Variation (Theoretical)
Petrov – World Championship Game Changers – part 6
Rogers – Belgrade Open 1984 (Roger’s Reminiscences)
Griffin – Ljubojevic – Miles, Olympiad 1980 (From Informant Archives)
Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.
The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!
Leitao – Opening Trends in South American Chess
Moradiabadi – European Club Cup (Tournament Review)
Navara – European Club Cup – Novy Bor
Shyam Sundar – This or That? – Part 2
Gormally – 4NCL and Crypto Blitz (Tournament Review)
Marin – Benoni Files (Old Wine in New Bottles)
Kotronias – King’s Indian – Fianchetto Variation (Survey)
Perelshteyn – Dzindzi-Indian (Theoretical Survey)
Davies – The 3…g6 Ruy Lopez – Part 2 (Theoretical Survey)
Perunovic – Catalan (Theoretical Survey)
Rogers – Toluca 1982 Interzonal (Roger’s Reminiscences)
Griffin – Karpov – Timman 1981(From Informant Archives)
Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.
The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!
Czasopismo, z którego chętnie korzystają profesjonaliści, jest jednocześnie publikacją obowiązkową dla wszystkich poważnych adeptów szachów!
Produkt sprowadzany na zamówienie: sklep@caissa.pl
152 wydanie Chess Informant.
151 wydanie Chess Informant.
150 wydanie Chess Informant.
United Colours of Autumn
Presents 350 pages of the very best in chess:
Duda - How I won the World Cup
Ivic & Mio. Perunovic - World Cup Fairy Tale
Leitao - South Americans in the World Cup
Perunovic - Duda’s World Cup Black Repertory
Foisor - St. Louis Rapid&Blitz (Tournament review)
Moradiabadi - Sinquefield Cup (Tournament review)
Gormally - Danny’s Chess Diary (Northumbria Masters)
Priyadharshan K. - Asian Masters - Meltwater Tour (Tournament review)
Davies - Understanding the Openings (The Semi-Tarrasch part 1)
Szabo - Anti-Marshall 8.a4 d5!? (Opening Survey)
Prusikin - A Story about Horses and Elephants (Knight versus Bishop)
Petrov - World Championship Game Changers - part 1
Rogers - Reggie Emilia 1984/1985 (Rogers’ Reminiscences)
Griffin - A Tribute to Iron Tigran (Polugaevsky-Petrosian 1970.)
Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.
The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!
Half a century ago the first edition of the Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings was released, as a truly unique, ground-breaking tome. Such monumental work was a logical continuation to the Informant series which came to life a few years earlier. Chess Informant introduced a completely revolutionary system of chess signs, and also created the classification of chess openings, according to codes (ECO codes). Today Chess Informant’s ECO Codes and System of Signs are integral parts of the universal chess culture and heritage.
Over the years, and subsequent editions of five ECO tomes (A, B, C, D and E) all the greatest chess players and analysts contributed to the Encyclopaedias, each focusing on the sections which they were most acquainted with, producing astounding analyses and recommendations.
Eighteen years passed since the previous edition of the Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings - Volume B was released. We tried to keep all the major qualities of the previous ECO Volumes intact, but to make the book easier to read and browse through, especially when used as a source of reference. The material we gathered was so rich in details and nuances, so ultimately we decided to publish the ECO B Volume in two parts. We are positive that omitting any of the lines would be a terrible shame, so you will have the pleasure of reading and digesting the material in its completeness.
Finally, we are sure that the human touch should remain crucial, so all the members of the editorial crew gave their absolute best in researching, analysing, evaluating and suggesting lines of the greatest value and strength, thus allowing you to read the book and apply the lines in your own games with complete confidence.
ECO B - Part II contains detailed coverage of ECO codes 50-99
Half a century ago the first edition of the Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings was released, as a truly unique, ground-breaking tome. Such monumental work was a logical continuation to the Informant series which came to life a few years earlier. Chess Informant introduced a completely revolutionary system of chess signs, and also created the classification of chess openings, according to codes (ECO codes). Today Chess Informant’s ECO Codes and System of Signs are integral parts of the universal chess culture and heritage.
Over the years, and subsequent editions of five ECO tomes (A, B, C, D and E) all the greatest chess players and analysts contributed to the Encyclopaedias, each focusing on the sections which they were most acquainted with, producing astounding analyses and recommendations.
Eighteen years passed since the previous edition of the Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings - Volume B was released. We tried to keep all the major qualities of the previous ECO Volumes intact, but to make the book easier to read and browse through, especially when used as a source of reference. The material we gathered was so rich in details and nuances, so ultimately we decided to publish the ECO B Volume in two parts. We are positive that omitting any of the lines would be a terrible shame, so you will have the pleasure of reading and digesting the material in its completeness.
Finally, we are sure that the human touch should remain crucial, so all the members of the editorial crew gave their absolute best in researching, analysing, evaluating and suggesting lines of the greatest value and strength, thus allowing you to read the book and apply the lines in your own games with complete confidence.
ECO B - Part I contains detailed coverage of ECO codes 00-49
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The only complete Encyclopaedia of Chess Problems ever written is available once again as a polished reprint of the original edition.
The life work of GMs Milan Velimirovic and Kari Valtonen is a must for any chess lover and enthusiast!
1200 miniaturowych gier rozegranych od 2014 roku
25% materiału więcej!
3198 przykładów!
Dear readers, the book you are holding in your hands has an extraordinary history and development over the last 40 years. The 1st edition of the “Encyclopaedia of Middlegames: Combinations” was published in 1980, and ever since it has been a favourite training tool for aspiring chess students, trainers, and of course – professionals. The 6th edition of our classic (Encyclopaedia of Chess Combinations 6th edition – ECC 6) contains examples and instructive positions from games played by all World Champions. From Steinitz to Carlsen!
Also, in this edition of the Encyclopaedia we kept the standard division of all the themes and tactical motifs into 10 topics, while all the positions are graded in three levels according to playing strength – basic, intermediate and advanced. Therefore, the book should prove to be extremely useful for chess trainers allowing them to choose the examples and level of difficulty based on their student’s knowledge and progress.
In this book I collected 40 games of the World Champions which should depict their usage of the dynamic play in the most accessible manner. You will be able to examine how they treated all the dynamic aspects of chess throughout their careers, and how much their ideas contributed to deand evolution of chess technique.
Learn from the legacy of one of the most talented players to ever grace the chess world.
All elements of the game explained in an easy-to-digest and highly entertaining fashion.
Solving endgame studies has become a major working tool in modern chess training combining the instructive with the enjoyable. Studies are highly recommended for refining calculating and tactical skills, deepening endgame understanding, as well as improving creativity and out of the box thinking.
Solving endgame studies has become a major working tool in modern chess training combining the instructive with the enjoyable. Studies are highly recommended for refining calculating and tactical skills, deepening endgame understanding, as well as improving creativity and out of the box thinking.
Dear readers and Informant aficionados, this book is intended to be a companion volume to our 2020 PUZZLE QUEST. Our primary intention was to provide you with as much quality material for self-study as possible. So, it was quite natural to present to you a book with a complete coverage of most instructive and entertaining endgames that were played in 2020.