Typical Ruy Lopez: Effective Middlegame Training

Typical Ruy Lopez: Effective Middlegame TrainingIn designing this book, the author was guided by the following considerations. If you want to learn this or that opening, you can choose from dozens or even hundreds of textbooks. But what if you want to get familiar with the middlegame strategy used in positions that have emerged from exactly this or that opening? Or to put it another way: in positions that are typical for this or that opening. Of course, in every middlegame textbook there's one or

More than 20 videos with about four hours running time and interactive test at the end

While gradually building a team of administrators

e3 Poison and Street Smart Chess

How do they set problems in apparently sterile positions

while the other half focus on great unorthodox systems for Black

“The Fried Liver is not just for beginners

VOLUME 46 - Sicilicide

Kavalek started writing his memoirs

with the Ginger GM demonstrating that one should never allow Arkell to advance his g-pawn as Black

Instruction sequenced in order of increasing difficulty

If a grandmaster has an extra pawn but pays the price of having the king stuck in the center for a while

To inform future generations about such greats as Bobby Fischer and World Champion Garry Kasparov as well as the "Guys and Dolls" of the New York Chess scene during the fabled Golden Era of the 1930s and 1940s