Winning Chess Tactics: Volume 1 - Robertie, Bill
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Bill Robertie is a chess master, a former winner of the US Chess Speed Championships and the author of seventeen books including six books on chess for Cardoza Publishing. Newly formatted and updated to appeal to beginning and intermediate players Winning Chess Tactics shows players how to destroy opponents with powerful traps and tactics! Readers learn tactics that win pieces, gain massive positional advantages and overwhelm unprepared players on the other side of the board. Each tactical concept is fully explained using examples, game situations and diagrams so readers understand the tactics…mehr

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Bill Robertie is a chess master, a former winner of the US Chess Speed Championships and the author of seventeen books including six books on chess for Cardoza Publishing. Newly formatted and updated to appeal to beginning and intermediate players Winning Chess Tactics shows players how to destroy opponents with powerful traps and tactics! Readers learn tactics that win pieces, gain massive positional advantages and overwhelm unprepared players on the other side of the board. Each tactical concept is fully explained using examples, game situations and diagrams so readers understand the tactics and game plan behind the moves. Tons of situational diagrams and examples along with insightful comments on traps and tactics make this a powerful guide for beginning and intermediate players.
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Bill Robertie is the author of 15 books on chess and backgammon. He is the world's best backgammon player and the only two-time Monte Carlo World Championship. He was the former editor and co-publisher of Inside Backgammon, the game's foremost backgammon magazine. He is also a chess master, winner of the U.S. Speed Chess Championship, and a best-selling author of some of the best beginning chess books ever written