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Chess Strategy Short Games

Chess Strategy, #11

Tim SawyerSeries: Chess Strategy
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Pages
34
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Tim Sawyer

About

Introduction to Library EditionThis Short Games chess book shows how to win quickly in 10 moves or less. This book is purely for entertainment value. I illustrate chess strategy from 100 games with 100 diagrams I won vs intermediate players. All are 10-minute blitz games in this chess miniatures book.My opponents fall for a variety of chess traps and tactical tricks. You can win fast when opponents make mistakes. Learn from these chess short games I played during a 10 month period in 2021-2022. Opening theory and endgame knowledge help your play, but tactics win most games.I use strategy for my comments to explain what's going on. I follow any of these steps. 1. Describe the current position. 2. Imagine how to improve it. 3. Plan how to get there.I pick a key position every few moves to make a comment. My plan is for you to browse through the book, look at the diagrams and read the comments with ease.For those who prefer to read quickly, you can skim through the book from diagram to diagram. Note the change from the previous diagram and read any notes that interest you.From time to time, I add a line of analysis. You may wish to work out some of those lines in your head, or just note that there was an alternative way to play and keep reading.I played chess for 50 years. As a correspondence master and blitz master, my usual opponents were rated 1800 to 2400. My opponents here are often lower to intermediate.I assume that you can read algebraic chess notation. The diagrams have White at the bottom of the board. Thank you for reading my books. I hope you enjoy this one!

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  • SeriesChess Strategy

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