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Introduction. A note for players. Here is a collection of very short games organised by tactical theme. The main aim is to give you a quick run-through the basic tactical ideas in genuine positions. One advantage of using short games is that you can set the positions up on a board very quickly and accurately. You can of discrete lessons. By the end of these lessons, your students should know the rules, common tactics, common check- mates, and some general principles of the opening, middlegame, and endgame. Some of us like to think that kids at this point are starting to be real chess players, and it's an exciting moment when a coach 28 Dec 2011 I have always emphasized that tactics is one of the most important elements of chess on any level, and especially for the novice players. By perfecting tactical vision a chess player will be able to “see” more things going on at any chess game. Not only will tactics helps to attack, fork and checkmate your Chess Strategy and Tactics. For Novice Players. Set up: 1. Align board so the white square corner is to right. “White is right!” as you look at your side of the board. 2. Queen is on her own Color. White Queen is on a white square. Black Queen is on a black square. Values: Pawn = 1 point (but an advanced Pawn grows in Page 1. Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. Page 6. Page 7. Page 8. Page 9. Page 10. Page 11. Page 12. Page 13. Page 14. Page 15. Page 16. Page 17. Page 18. Page 19. Page 20. 12 Aug 2016 Authors: Yuri Averbakh Title: Chess Tactics for Advanced Players Released: 2012 Format: pdf Quality: good Number of pages: 327 Size: 5 Mb Download book. achieved. But of course, players in a considerably weaker class can also benefit from the book. There is just one proviso. I have tried to write in a lively, individual manner, but the study of the material demands quite serious work. And to this end, it is highly desirable to use that antiquated device, a chessboard. Don't forget Some middlegame possibilities at various levels: 50 Essential Chess Lessons by Steve Giddins. https://web.archive.org/web/20140708100833/www.chesscafe.com/text/review534.pdf. Chess Strategy for Kids by Thomas Engqvist. www.gambitbooks.com/pdfs/Chess_Strategy_for_Kids.pdf. Chess Strategy. Second Edition (1915). Edward Lasker. CONTENTS. A Note on the PDF Version. TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE. AUTHOR'S PREFACE. PART I. I. INTRODUCTORY beginners (advanced players do it as a matter of course) to proceed . chess strategy, we cannot exclude chess tactics from the field of our Understanding Chess Tactics. Martin Weteschnik. Quality Chess www.qualitychessbooks.com Gain of tempo/intermediate move. 143. 8. The X-ray attack. 159. 9. Opening and closing lines. 165. 10 Status A chess player must be able to recognise elementary patterns, therefore the tactics in this book will be primarily