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Hi people,
Is this a good book for a 1700-1800 rated player? Regards |
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Yes, from my reading of it...
On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 12:14:37 +0200, "Holbox" wrote: Hi people, Is this a good book for a 1700-1800 rated player? Regards Chet Marino Westminster, CO |
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Secrets of Modern Chess Strategy is an excellent book. However, it is
not an instructional book. It is a treatise on the development of chess strategy since Nimzovich. One can of course learn from the ideas in the book, but if you want instruction then you need to look elsewhere. for a 1700-1800 player Instruction: Improve Your Chess Now by Jonathan Tisdall Road To Chess Improvement by Yermolinsky Reassess Your Chess by Silman Endings: Grandmaster Secrets: Endings by Soltis Bio or Game Collection: Fire on Board by Shirov Any of Kasparovs's Analytical works Personal Favorite is Geller's Collection of Best Games Best Think of Watson's Book as a book on the philosophy of chess over the past 75 years. |
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