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Sherlock's Method

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  • Moradiabadi E. & Foisor S.
  • Thinkers Publishing
  • 440 blz
  • Engelstalig
  • 2020
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Description
This is a product of what happens when two chess players start a relationship (which started over six years ago) and enter a dialogue about how to get ready for the next tournament. The content of this book is a training program for players who plan to play an over-the-board tournament a few weeks from the time they start training with this book. This book, unlike other similar books in the field of improvement, does not have a central theme. In other words, we are not focused solely on openings, middlegames or endgames. Moreover, the book does not only concentrate on specific themes (calculation, positional decisions, or other strategic aspects), though many of these concepts are addressed throughout the book. Instead, this book offers a holistic view on how to approach every single position in it, regardless of the phase of the game or the nature of the position. We try to teach players how to identify types of decisions in various positions, while pointing at the trade-off between a hardcore calculation and a heuristics judgment.

Content:
005 KEY TO SYMBOLS

009 FOREWORD

011 INTRODUCTION

015 PART I. SIMPLE IDEAS
015 a. Introduction to the Art of Understanding One’s Thinking Process in Chess 037 b. Exercises
075 c. Solutions
189 d. Concluding Thoughts

191 PART II. THE ENDGAME
191 a. Introduction to a Few Endgame Themes
203 b. Exercises
233 c. Solutions
355 d. Concluding Thoughts

357 PART III. THE ADVENTURE OF THE COMPLEX POSITIONS
357 a. Introduction to Complex Positions
371 b. Exercises
383 c. Solutions 
433 d. Concluding Thoughts

438 GAMES INDEX