Schaakset Club Acacia hout + Schaakbord Walnut met cijfers en letters

 Walnoot schaakbord met cijfers en letters (49 cm en veld is 50 mm) en volledige set of stukken met lood en vilt nummer 5 (koning 93 mm).

Perfekt om te spelen en analyseren. 

Prachtig magnetisch schaakkoffer uit ingelegd palissander. Opvouwbaar met gespen. Een ingenieuze opslagsysteem zorgt ervoor dat u mag controleren of er geen stuk ergens is gaan rennen.

Afmetingen van het open koffer: 40 x 40 cm. Hoogte van de koning: 7,62 cm

In my first book I wanted to enlighten the reader on those various lines that were

less explored, and those that have been almost forgotten but were nevertheless

interesting.

However this time the book is about cutting-edge lines, which is a very

modern approach to this fascinating opening. Moreover it is important to say that

when I was writing my first book a few years ago, surprisingly, some of these current

lines simply didn’t exist, or were only discussed in a very minor way.

It is true that the Grünfeld fits in very well with the engines’ way of playing chess,

and in that sense it’s almost the perfect opening with which to implement and generate

such ideas.

Let’s have a look now at what I mean and start reading my findings!

GM Milos Pavlovic, January 2024.

Un livre d exercices à résoudre (il y en a 600), mais un peu inhabituel, car il contient en plus des pièces classiques, des pièces spéciales mais aussi des cases spéciales,  destinées à pimenter le jeu. 314 pages

This second-volume workbook in Davorin Kuljasevic's How to Study Chess on Your Own series is optimized for chess players with an Elo rating between 1500 and 1800 but is helpful for anyone between 1200 and 2000.  The astounding success of his How to Study Chess on Your Own made clear that thousands of chess players want to improve their game and like to work on their training at least partially by themselves. 199 pages

Chess students love a Puzzle Rush. And solving tactics puzzles certainly helps you improve your pattern recognition and will help you find good moves in tournament games. But there is a downside to most tactics puzzles — we always know who is supposed to win!

Chess in real life is different, not just because no one taps us on the shoulder and tells us to look for a tactic. Sometimes tactics work, and sometimes they don't. Sometimes your opponent has a few tricks up their sleeve, too.

This book shows the reality of chess tactics. It explores a chess player's challenges over the board: attack, defense, and counterattack! It exposes the actual give-and-take nature of chess tactics. 224 pages