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Strategy Models Great strategical games. 72 games, 1873-2014 Strategy Models Great strategical games. 215 games, 1873-2023 Stupendous Play from Steinitz' Day A few games are bizarre rather than artistic. Steinitz could be erratic, often brilliant, a worthy world champion. Steinitz's Theory 1. At the beginning of the game, Black and White are equal. 2. The game will stay equal with correct play on both sides. 3. You can only win by your opponent's mistake. 4. Any attack launched in an equal position will not succeed, and the attacker will suffer. 5. You should not attack until an advantage is obtained. 6. When equal, do not seek to attack, but instead, try to secure an advantage. 7. Once you have an advantage, attack or you will lose it. 58Koreuh zev224077 mash in or go pro 77 games, 1846-1898 Super Nezh: Chess Assassin "Super Nezh: Chess Assassin", by Alex Pishkin (1999). Missing Games: Game 40: Kotkov vs. Super Nezh (Gorki 1963) Game 50: Super Nezh vs. Medvedev (Kazan 1934) Game 59: Super Nezh vs. Veltmander (Sochi 1958) Game 62: Super Nezh vs. Matsukevich (Riga 1955) Game 69: Super Nezh vs. Shcherbakov (Riga 1954) Game 77: Holmov vs. Super Nezh (Yaroslavl 1947) Game 83: Matsukevich vs. Super Nezh (Kharkov 1956) Game 85: Super Nezh vs. Slepoi (Frunze 1959) Game 87: Sergievsky vs. Super Nezh (Omsk 1961) Game 91: Lapin vs. Super Nezh (Gorki 1938) Game 100: Super Nezh vs. Stolyar (Sochi 1965) 89 games, 1931-1973 Tal vs the World Champions Decisive Games The Romance of the Chess World Championship Match and the World Champions that won them: There can only be Two. The Champion to hold the Title he beat all the masters for. The Challenger on quest for same Title of yore. Mikhail Tal The Challenger on the same quest for the same Title of yore. Euwe tied Tal 0 to 0, with 1 draw Botvinnik tied Tal 12 to 12, with 20 draws Smyslov beat Tal 4 to 3, with 21 draws Petrosian beat Tal 5 to 4, with 37 draws Spassky beat Tal 9 to 7, with 30 draws Tal beat Fischer 4 to 2, with 5 draws Karpov beat Tal 1 to 0, with 19 draws Kasparov beat Tal 2 to 0, with 11 draws Anand beat Tal 1 to 0 67 games, 1954-1989 Tal-Botvinnik (Tal) 'Tal-Botvinnik 1960: Match for the World Chess Championship' by Mikhail Tal. 7th edition. Translated by Hanon Russell. 21 games, 1960 Tarrasch's Best Games of Chess. Part I. From the dust jacket of the original edition of "Tarrasch's Best Games of Chess. Selected and Annotated by Fred Reinfeld", London 1947: - "This volume has been prepared by Mr Fred Reinfeld, the American chess expert and author of 'Chess Mastery'. In it he has assembled 183 of the best games played by the late Dr Tarrasch over a period of approximately fifty years [...]. It will be welcomed by chess players, since Dr Tarrasch, the winner of seven International Tournaments, has long been regarded as one of the greatest exponents the game has ever known." 99 games, 1883-1932 TCMPC 1 42 games, 1923-2013 Techniques of Positional Play 45 Practical Metho from my new book a work in process ... The methods are spread out into other collections as well. Part 2 is found here. Game Collection: Techniques of Positional Play Part 2 Some links on positional ideas Dr Gentles Positional Masterpieces. Game Collection: Positional Masterworks also here are 3 reviews of this book http://dev.jeremysilman.com/shop/pc... http://www.thechessmind.net/blog/20... https://www.chess.com/blog/SamCopel... 101 games, 1895-2005 Techniques of Positional Play Part 2 Continuations of the book by Bronzik and Terekhin about Positional Play. The techniques are Priyomes which are standard replies,methodologies and rules of thumbs in playing in certain positions. Part 1: The first 14 techniques are found in this collection Game Collection: Techniques of Positional Play 45 Practical Metho 101 games, 1878-2004 Techniques of Positional Play Part 3 techniques 35-45 from the book by Bronzick & Terekhin collection part 1 Game Collection: Techniques of Positional Play 45 Practical Metho collection part 2 Game Collection: Techniques of Positional Play Part 2 plus unrelated icelandic gambit games in the beginning 38 games, 1907-1994 The Application of Chess Theory Published by Pergamon Press ISBN 0-08-026914-1 (Hardcover) ISBN 0-08-029738-2 (Flexicover) Efim Geller was one of the World's leading Grandmasters for over three decades. This collection of one hundred of his best games appeared in 1984. However, before the games first a few words 'From the Author'. "The games in this book were played during the 35 years of my career in big-time chess. Do I number them among my best? In the main, yes, because victory in them brought me that which attracts me more than anything in chess. Defeats are also instructive, of course, but that is a quite different topic... The games are grouped in a rather unusual way - according to opening. This is not by accident. All my life I have been working on the problems of chess theory, and to a certain extent such a grouping enables the book to be regarded as a "report on the work carried out". But the main thing is that, by playing through a whole group of games played, for example, with the Sicilian Defence, I think that simultaneously the reader will be able to master a whole series of stratagems, typical of the given opening. In a separate section are games played by the author against grandmasters with the highest title - that of World Champion. Not every game here is a contender for the epithet of "best", but all, without exception are memorable. But then, there is no way that battles with the chess kings could be otherwise...." 100 games, 1946-1982 The Art of Positional Play All game titles are Reshevsky's 59 games, 1966-1973 The Carlsen Chronicles Part I - Wonderboy A chronological compilation of the most important and spectacular games in Magnus Carlsen's chess career 2003-2018. 101 games, 2003-2018 The Carlsen Chronicles Part II A chronological collection of the best chess games of Magnus Carlsen' career 2019- 19 games, 2019-2022 The Center A Modern Strategy Guide Mikhalchishin 90 games, 1886-2016 The Development of Chess Style by Max Euwe The collection (under construction) will contain all the games featured in The Development of Chess Style by Max Euwe. Comments correspond to the chapter titles, sometimes abbreviated. 38 games, 1620-1964 The Greatest Ever Chess Endgames A 2012 publication by FM Giddins, presents 50 of the most brilliant endgame examples in the history of the sport. ...and to live up to its title, I've included Rubinstein's two classic rook endgames against Lasker and Alekhine which the author voluntarily omitted in the book. 52 games, 1883-2007 The Life and Games of Mikhail Tal 101 games, 1949-1965 The Most Instructive Games of Chess Ever Played 'The Most Instructive Games of Chess ever Played: 62 Masterpieces of Modern Chess Strategy' by Irving Chernev. 62 games, 1873-1961

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