Chess Master Vs. Chess Amateur

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25 chess games played between master and amateur chosen, arranged, and annotated to help amateurs learn how to avoid a variety of weak strategic and tactical moves. Selected, with commentary by the 1935-36 World Chess Champion Max Euwe and by Walter Meiden, a typical amateur player, the games point out graphically how the chess master exploits characteristic errors of the amateur.

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by Kempelen - 3 years ago
Spain

Member Since: Jul 2007
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I have this book for long time ago. It is a collection of very good commented games where you can see how the master take adventage of the amateur play. It is very well written and you will learn lot of thinks from this book. It is aim more for the club player than for the advanced player. Anyway everybody will love this book, as I do.

by Twobit - 23 days ago
United States

Member Since: Jul 2010
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An excellent book. I wish someone somehow would be able to convert this gem to algebraic notation.

by Eagleswings - 15 days ago
New Hartford United States

Member Since: Jun 2010
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My comment is the same concerning Algebaic notation, I did purchase this book about thirty yeas ago, I am pleased to note it is still a classic.Anything more I have tp say is well written by twobit8 days ago.