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Is Your Move Safe?

por Dan Heisman

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Safety first Success in chess begins with asking yourself the basic question, Is the move that I m considering a safe one? The question may sound simple, but answering it is not so simple. National Master and award-winning chess instructor Dan Heisman has carefully selected more than 150 theoretical and tournament positions to show how a move may look safe but isn t, or how it can appear risky and still be the safest option on the board. Traditional tactics books tell you that your opponent's position is not safe, suggesting that as the player to move in the puzzle you can win material or deliver checkmate. Is Your Move Safe? concentrates instead on helping you to make sure that your opponent won t have any such tactics to find Ranging from fairly easy to very difficult, the multiple-choice puzzles in this book will challenge most players from low intermediate to strong master. The answers are not all clear-cut many of them are extensively analyzed and will have you digging deeply into the position. If you want a practical book to improve your ability to choose your moves, Is Your Move Safe? is just what you ve been looking for "… (más)
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Safety first Success in chess begins with asking yourself the basic question, Is the move that I m considering a safe one? The question may sound simple, but answering it is not so simple. National Master and award-winning chess instructor Dan Heisman has carefully selected more than 150 theoretical and tournament positions to show how a move may look safe but isn t, or how it can appear risky and still be the safest option on the board. Traditional tactics books tell you that your opponent's position is not safe, suggesting that as the player to move in the puzzle you can win material or deliver checkmate. Is Your Move Safe? concentrates instead on helping you to make sure that your opponent won t have any such tactics to find Ranging from fairly easy to very difficult, the multiple-choice puzzles in this book will challenge most players from low intermediate to strong master. The answers are not all clear-cut many of them are extensively analyzed and will have you digging deeply into the position. If you want a practical book to improve your ability to choose your moves, Is Your Move Safe? is just what you ve been looking for "

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