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lLateN Clesroffers specific, practical chess instruction to help you improve. The booklets each cover a particular topic and ar€ designed to broaden and deepen your style. The topics are discusEed indetail and the themes explored with a number of illustrative games. All authors in this series are inlernationally titled players who will communicate their understandi[g and experience to youfartez Clas: Pushint up standards in chess.
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NEIL MCDONALD
Seaies editors: Byron Jacobs & Andrew Martid. /ltladzz CJau ?abb.dit Gdobit Play t b acl|r: ByronJacobs
9 n t c x n a t t o a a l y ' l a & ez
Series Edi tor s:
IM IM
Byron Jacobs Andrew Martin
t2.95 (UK only)
CONTENTS
Introductioa Chapter One: Baslc (0 (i (iii) (1v)More (i) (i0 (lii) (iv) (v) (vi (vii)
Chapter Threel
Technical Mist€kee Simple oversights Pawn snalching Exposing the King to attack Castling 'into lt' Adveuced Techdical Mlstakes Why doyou lose? Blzarre mistakes The danger of obvious moves Allowing the opponent a central breakthrough The weakness/strength of a pawn centre Llnderestimatintthe opponent's tactlcal chancesPlanless play,/implementing the wront strategic plan
6 7 10 11
Chapter Two:
13 14
10
18 19
Psychologlcal Mtstakes 'Believing' your opponent (i) Gi) Underestimating theopponent (iii) Complacency in a winning position (iv) Mistakes never come in singles (v) The 'difficult' oppooent (vi) Overestimatidg the opponent (vii) Setti[g yourself unrealistic aims (viiDResigdnt too early (ix) Panicking ln the opponent's ume Pressure (x) Blunders in tilne pressure (xi) Failure to guard one's nervous enerty and general health (xii) Some final thoughts on
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* More than 500,000 Interesting Articles waiting for you . * The Ebook starts from the next page : Enjoy !
y'tastez
CLass
/lttastez
Class
lLateN Clesroffers specific, practical chess instruction to help you improve. The booklets each cover a particular topic and ar€ designed to broaden and deepen your style. The topics are discusEed indetail and the themes explored with a number of illustrative games. All authors in this series are inlernationally titled players who will communicate their understandi[g and experience to youfartez Clas: Pushint up standards in chess.
T4plcal
lttlstakes
NEIL MCDONALD
Seaies editors: Byron Jacobs & Andrew Martid. /ltladzz CJau ?abb.dit Gdobit Play t b acl|r: ByronJacobs
9 n t c x n a t t o a a l y ' l a & ez
Series Edi tor s:
IM IM
Byron Jacobs Andrew Martin
t2.95 (UK only)
CONTENTS
Introductioa Chapter One: Baslc (0 (i (iii) (1v)More (i) (i0 (lii) (iv) (v) (vi (vii)
Chapter Threel
Technical Mist€kee Simple oversights Pawn snalching Exposing the King to attack Castling 'into lt' Adveuced Techdical Mlstakes Why doyou lose? Blzarre mistakes The danger of obvious moves Allowing the opponent a central breakthrough The weakness/strength of a pawn centre Llnderestimatintthe opponent's tactlcal chancesPlanless play,/implementing the wront strategic plan
6 7 10 11
Chapter Two:
13 14
10
18 19
Psychologlcal Mtstakes 'Believing' your opponent (i) Gi) Underestimating theopponent (iii) Complacency in a winning position (iv) Mistakes never come in singles (v) The 'difficult' oppooent (vi) Overestimatidg the opponent (vii) Setti[g yourself unrealistic aims (viiDResigdnt too early (ix) Panicking ln the opponent's ume Pressure (x) Blunders in tilne pressure (xi) Failure to guard one's nervous enerty and general health (xii) Some final thoughts on
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