Snape: Chess Endings Made Simple the big greek in 1962 against Chernikov

in 1962 against Chernikov

the gentleman with his acting skills fell into disgrace

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Every time-strapped chess improver will love Bosch's approach: instead of studying more hours or memorizing more lines he advises you to start making smart choices

as a beginner

Snape: Chess Endings Made Simple the big greek in 1962 against ChernikovMost chess players are all too painfully aware of how many half points and even full points they squander due to poor endgame play. However, they tend to imagine that improving their endgame play involves a massive amount of study of dry technical positions, and prefer to spend their time on other aspects of the game, perhaps in the unrealistic hope of avoiding endgames entirely. In this book, Ian Snape helps them to tackle endgames with more