Chess - Simply Play Better: A visual collection of tips, patterns and strategies to quickly and efficiently improve your game as a starter in almost no time

Martin Pluta

May 2015 · Martin Pluta

About this ebook

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This chess book is intended mainly for starters. It will provide accessible and easy to understand information on how to improve your game efficiently in the shortest amount of time.

This is what the author says:

"Ever since I have played chess, I have been looking for an extensive set of tips to quickly boost my skills and give me access to a more intuitive understanding of the game, but I couldn't find anything that matched my requirements. Therefore, I have decided to create this book with a collection of my favorite strategy patterns.

These patterns will be most helpful for players who are just starting to play chess and would like to advance quickly without the need of reading complete chess books or game analysis, which is usually time consuming, quite exhausting and often more efficient for advanced players and professionals.

Within this book you will find diagrams associated with bullet point lists. Each page contains one diagram at most. All diagrams are made available in a large size with highlighted squares of interest for best visual interpretation. Chapters will open with a short introduction and a quick overview on what is ahead.

I have decided for this structure and layout to assure a very visual presentation with focus on clear facts. You will not find elaborate essays, but rather precise suggestions on what you may try to develop your game to a new level in just a short amount of time."

Ratings and reviews

Provides proven basic strategies. These principles are effective as a foundation, but don't expect lots more than an outline, given the books length.

Very easy to follow with great diagrams. Only takes a few minutes to read and is good for beginners. Couple of spelling mistakes / unfinished sentences, but overall useful and concise.

All the good stuff you want to know after learning how pieces move! A few grammar mistakes, and the small segment at the end felt a little rushed.

About the author

Just a random guy :)

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