Article Number
LXSUETSTCM
Author
Three Steps to Chess Mastery
192 pages, paperback, Cadogan, 1996
Discontinued
Are you keen to improve your chess, but not sure how to go about it? Do you know how to make the most of your chess library? Would you like to remove the basic defects in your chess thinking? All these questions are tackled in this classic practical book by Russian grandmaster Alexei Suetin (translated by Ken Neat). Topics covered include:
·Ways and means of improving
·Working on one's own games
·The problem of choosing a move
·The evaluation of a position
·... and much more
Grandmaster Suetin is a world-renowned player, writer and theoretician. He acted as second for Tigran Petrosian in many of his most important matches, including his world championship victory in 1963. He became a grandmaster himself in 1965, since when he has won numerous international tournaments, including the Hastings Challengers in 1990/91.
Are you keen to improve your chess, but not sure how to go about it? Do you know how to make the most of your chess library? Would you like to remove the basic defects in your chess thinking? All these questions are tackled in this classic practical book by Russian grandmaster Alexei Suetin (translated by Ken Neat). Topics covered include:
·Ways and means of improving
·Working on one's own games
·The problem of choosing a move
·The evaluation of a position
·... and much more
Grandmaster Suetin is a world-renowned player, writer and theoretician. He acted as second for Tigran Petrosian in many of his most important matches, including his world championship victory in 1963. He became a grandmaster himself in 1965, since when he has won numerous international tournaments, including the Hastings Challengers in 1990/91. | EAN | 1857441095 |
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| Manufacturer | Cadogan |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 1996 |
| Author | Aleksei Suetin |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-10 | 1857441095 |
| Pages | 192 |
| Binding | paperback |