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Catastrophes & Tactics vol. 10

Selected Briliancies from vol 1-9

159 pages, paperback, CarstenChess, 1. edition 2018

From the series »Catastrophes & Tactics«

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Everybody wants to win fast, preferably straight out of the opening. This book is a selection of the most interesting brilliancies from the previous nine volumes. In each of the games, top players either win or lose in 15 or fewer moves, either as a result of a blunder, an accumulation of mistake or brilliant tactics.
Through the study of the games in this book, you will improve your opening play, your tactical ability and alertness and make you ready for more challenges in your own games.
There is a game from each chapter of the previous volumes in this series:
Volume 1: Indian Defenses
Volume 2: 1.d4 d5
Volume 3: Flank Openings
Volume 4: Dutch, Benonis & d-pawn Specials
Volume 5: Anti-Sicilians
Volume 6: Open Sicilians
Volume 7: Minor Semi-Open Games
Volume 8: 1.e4 e5
Volume 9: Caro-Kann & French

Carsten Hansen is a Danish-American FIDE Master and FIDE Trainer who has written extensively on all phases of the game, but is particularly recognized for his thorough books on chess openings, including the English Opening, Sicilian Dragon and the Closed Sicilian.
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EAN 9781980559429
Weight 270 g
Manufacturer CarstenChess
Width 15.2 cm
Height 22.8 cm
Medium Book
Year of Publication 2018
Author Carsten Hansen
Series Catastrophes & Tactics
Language English
Edition 1
ISBN-13 9781980559429
Pages 159
Binding paperback
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