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Clinch it!: How to Convert an Advantage into a Win in Chess

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por Cyrus Lakdawala

  • Editorial: New in Chess
  • ISBN: 9789056918019
  • Páginas: 256
  • Dimensiones: 170 mm. x 235 mm.
  • Idiomas: Inglés
  • Fecha de la edición: 2018

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Descripción

How good are you at bringing in the full point when you hold a clear advantage or are just plain winning? Pondering this question may well evoke some painful memories. Perhaps the single greatest frustration for club-level chess players is that time and again they see wins turn into draws or even losses.

The reasons for messing up a winning position are by no means just technical. And the rest is a matter of technique? Not likely, in the real world.

Recklessness, collapsing nerves, relaxing instead of preparing yourself for a long and arduous fight, the inability to cope with a small setback or with a busted opponent who has turned into a fearless desperado: based on four decades of teaching chess Cyrus Lakdawala has identified dozens of thought-provoking reasons why we are throwing away points that should be ours.

Lakdawala teaches how to:
— efficiently exploit a development lead
— capitalize on an attack
— identify and convert favorable imbalances
— accumulate strategic advantages
— and other tools to increase your conversion rate.

His examples are compelling, his explanations are captivating and often funny. A recurring theme in this stimulating, instructive and entertaining book is: don’t burden yourself with the toxic task to prove that you are a genius. Just try to win.

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