Keym,
Werner: Anything but Average – Chess Classics and Off-beat Problems Second Edition |
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The total of 400 games, endgame studies and problems should address the entire spectrum of chess aficionados – OTB players of all shades and problem enthusiasts alike. There are altogether 630 diagrams, thereof a large part of auxiliary diagrams complementing the profound expla-nations. Additionally, 140 related problems may be readily looked up in the Schwalbe PDB (Chess Problem Database Server) by means of their quoted PDB numbers. The 'best practice' to present each problem with its solution on one page has naturally been retained. Surely, the level of difficulty varies across the book to a certain extent, but each reader – from less experienced to expert – will find here something suiting his taste: |
Immortal
games and unforgettable combinations, famous endgame studies, classical
problems of all genres up to the top compositions highlighted as ‘Millennium
problems’ (now allocated to the corresponding genres) are explained,
preferably with a minimum of the mostly disliked problem jargon. So you
will also encounter plenty of the big names of the chess world, past and
present. Keym,
Werner
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