Multiple Choice Chess II - Buckley, Graeme
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Are you realizing your chess potential? Are you performing to the best of your capabilities? Find out in this book! Using instructive chess games, International Master Graeme Buckley repeatedly poses the question "What would you do here?" the reader is invited to step into a Grandmaster's shoes, work out all the relevant tactics and strategies of the game and select a move out of a possible four choices. A scoring system has been devised which can assess your playing strength according to the answers you give. This book is written by an experienced chess teacher and each instructive game has…mehr

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Are you realizing your chess potential? Are you performing to the best of your capabilities? Find out in this book! Using instructive chess games, International Master Graeme Buckley repeatedly poses the question "What would you do here?" the reader is invited to step into a Grandmaster's shoes, work out all the relevant tactics and strategies of the game and select a move out of a possible four choices. A scoring system has been devised which can assess your playing strength according to the answers you give. This book is written by an experienced chess teacher and each instructive game has been carefully selected. It is a sure way to increase your playing strength.
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Autorenporträt
English International Master Graeme Buckley is an experienced tournament player and a well-respected chess teacher and writer. He resides in the United Kingdom. This book is his follow-up to the successful Multiple Choice Chess. Graeme Buckley caused quite a stir in his first year as a professional player, securing his International Master title in a matter of months, quickly followed by his first grandmaster norm. More recently he has also been involved in some major coaching projects. In 1996 he was manager of the English youth team, who achieved the impressive double of winning both the Glorney and Faber Cups.