Watson: Geheimnisse der modernen Schacheröffnungen Bd.1 Klassiker \r\n382 pages

\r\n382 pages

Every facet of his personality and his play unfolds in this biographical study

And how do you adapt your playing style accordingly

The book ends with a series of six tests that contain no reference to the theme

Inside this book

Watson: Geheimnisse der modernen Schacheröffnungen Bd.1 Klassiker \r\n382 pages'For many chess players, studying opening theory is extremely hard work. It is difficult to know what is important and what is not, when specific knowledge is essential or when a more general understanding is required. Tragically, when the opening phase is over, a player often does not know what plan to follow or why his pieces are in the squares he has moved them to. \r\n \r\nJohn Watson tries to give chess players a more holistic and in depth view