A To Z Chess Tactics (every Chess Move Explained)

By (author) Huczek, George
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An indispensable reference book of chess moves, perfect for any chess player, beginner or club player. Instructive tournament examples and teach-yourself exercises are your guide to key terms and jargon in chess, so you can understand them and put them into practice in your own game.
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An indispensable reference book of chess moves, perfect for any chess player, beginner or club player.This A to Z of chess tactics provides an explanation of all the key terms and jargon used in chess so you can understand them and put them into practice in your own game. From Castling to Zugzwang, from Underpromotion to Zwischenzug. Written in a clear and informative style, the book features a large section with Illustrative games from past chess masters and grandmasters which show the relevant chess definition in action. Plus there are exercises that illustrate the tactic defined – these test you on your ability to recognize the tactics learned, as that is how they will appear in a match. The exercises teach you how to seize the opportunities before they disappear as well as avoiding traps your opponent may leave. Useful for all chess players, this is an essential read for those looking to improve and understand the game better.
Biographical note
George Huczek was a CCCA (Canadian Correspondence Chess Association) Senior Candidate Master and was on the CFC (Canadian Chess Federation) Board of Governors. A to Z Chess Tactics was his first book.
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Perfect for chess players that are looking to expand their tactic repertoire and gain understanding of basic moves.
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Written in an accessible dictionary format, this book allows readers to dip in and out or read as a whole.
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Written in a clear, concise and easy-to-understand way. This book also contains instructive tournament examples and teach-yourself exercises to cement understanding.