Article Number
LXPAFTBG
Author
The Beginner's Game
211 pages, paperback, Trafford, 2000
Discontinued
The Easiest and Best Way to Play Chess Ever Found!
A Completely Original Method for Playing Chess:
- Based on simple rules that guarantee sound play
- Can be learned by anyone, even beginners, in minutes
- The quickest way to improve for players of all levels
Amazing Properties of this New System:
- Playable by either white or black indifferently
- Incredibly strong on both defense and offense
- Can be carried out in standard form in most games
Challenges All the Theory of Classical Chess:
- A totally new concept and practice of play
- Stronger than any conventional system
- Confronts absolutely any conceivable opening
A True Revolution in Chess:
- Allowing even new players to challenge experts
- A new game completely different from the old one
- Changing forever the entire practice of the game
The Greatest Discovery Ever Made in Chess!
A Completely Original Method for Playing Chess:
- Based on simple rules that guarantee sound play
- Can be learned by anyone, even beginners, in minutes
- The quickest way to improve for players of all levels
Amazing Properties of this New System:
- Playable by either white or black indifferently
- Incredibly strong on both defense and offense
- Can be carried out in standard form in most games
Challenges All the Theory of Classical Chess:
- A totally new concept and practice of play
- Stronger than any conventional system
- Confronts absolutely any conceivable opening
A True Revolution in Chess:
- Allowing even new players to challenge experts
- A new game completely different from the old one
- Changing forever the entire practice of the game
The Greatest Discovery Ever Made in Chess!
The Easiest and Best Way to Play Chess Ever Found!
A Completely Original Method for Playing Chess:
- Based on simple rules that guarantee sound play
- Can be learned by anyone, even beginners, in minutes
- The quickest way to improve for players of all levels
Amazing Properties of this New System:
- Playable by either white or black indifferently
- Incredibly strong on both defense and offense
- Can be carried out in standard form in most games
Challenges All the Theory of Classical Chess:
- A totally new concept and practice of play
- Stronger than any conventional system
- Confronts absolutely any conceivable opening
A True Revolution in Chess:
- Allowing even new players to challenge experts
- A new game completely different from the old one
- Changing forever the entire practice of the game
The Greatest Discovery Ever Made in Chess!
A Completely Original Method for Playing Chess:
- Based on simple rules that guarantee sound play
- Can be learned by anyone, even beginners, in minutes
- The quickest way to improve for players of all levels
Amazing Properties of this New System:
- Playable by either white or black indifferently
- Incredibly strong on both defense and offense
- Can be carried out in standard form in most games
Challenges All the Theory of Classical Chess:
- A totally new concept and practice of play
- Stronger than any conventional system
- Confronts absolutely any conceivable opening
A True Revolution in Chess:
- Allowing even new players to challenge experts
- A new game completely different from the old one
- Changing forever the entire practice of the game
The Greatest Discovery Ever Made in Chess!
| EAN | 9781552126509 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 460 g |
| Manufacturer | Trafford |
| Width | 20.1 cm |
| Height | 27.1 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 2000 |
| Author | Franz Pachl |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-10 | 1552126501 |
| Pages | 211 |
| Binding | paperback |
003 Preface
007 1. Introduction
013 2. The Beginner's Game
026 3. Continuing Play After the Opening
031 4. The Beginner's Game in Action
069 5. Early Attacks on the Beginner's Game
086 6. Playing Against the Beginner's Game
093 7. The B-system Definition
097 8. B-System Variants
107 9. Playing the B-System
113 10. Why Wasn't It Found Before?
117 11. How It Was Found
122 12. Can it be Refuted? Is It Optimal?
125 13. What Happens Now to Chess?
127 14. Games Section
129 Beginner's Games
147 Early Attacks
167 Close Variants
184 Distant Variants
208 15. Concluding Remarks
210 Appendix: Move Notation
211 Acknowledgments
007 1. Introduction
013 2. The Beginner's Game
026 3. Continuing Play After the Opening
031 4. The Beginner's Game in Action
069 5. Early Attacks on the Beginner's Game
086 6. Playing Against the Beginner's Game
093 7. The B-system Definition
097 8. B-System Variants
107 9. Playing the B-System
113 10. Why Wasn't It Found Before?
117 11. How It Was Found
122 12. Can it be Refuted? Is It Optimal?
125 13. What Happens Now to Chess?
127 14. Games Section
129 Beginner's Games
147 Early Attacks
167 Close Variants
184 Distant Variants
208 15. Concluding Remarks
210 Appendix: Move Notation
211 Acknowledgments
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