The World's Most Boring Chess Book

The World's Most Boring Chess BookChess, so the theory goes, takes 10,000 hours of practice to master. Clearly not all of those hours will be enjoyable and studying 80 endgames featuring a specific isolated pawn is definitely not in the fun category. This is where The Worlds Most Boring Chess Book comes in. What The Worlds Most Boring Chess Book lacks in entertainment, it makes up in examples explaining how to push for a win in an endgame where one side is saddled with an isolated

as IM Sielecki puts it

the great Bobby Fischer takes the reader move by move through 60 of his most instructive and entertaining games

May-June 1976 issue

A lot of his time is spent on the modern treatment of it with 3

Gormally – World Chess Championship – Nepo – Ding (Review)

has a satin finish and comes double-sided with either 2

GM Simon Williams shows you the key themes

Part 2: King's Gambit Declined 1

This is a DVD where if you put the work in

and more programs to come in the future

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Bence will teach you how to use the “capture-fork pattern” to save hundreds of lost games