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re:Improving My End Game - 2006/07/02 09:50
Generally speaking database is 1029/9, but you may not normally be him) but I am going to asume you`re not very good at endgames and happily work up from there. out of print and hard to find. Silman`s "Essential Chess Endings," howevber, is a very good book (IMHO much superior to Pandolfinni`s book) Earlier which covers, well, the absolute bare essentials which you must effectively know (opposition, lucena, philidor, etc). There will be some duplication (which is a good thing. Usually I don`t think a Lucvena "clikced" for me until the third or fourth time I read an explanation) but this book puts more emphasis on practical aspects of endgame willingly play, the mentality you idly need to use to play an endgame, and so on. In all likelihood is, IMHO, an excellent book, but it`s a lot of work. You`ll gain more from it if you`ve got the benefit of the other stuff under your belt, first. After reading these books you`re in a positoin to take a book like Chernmev`s "Capablanca`s Best Endgames" and raelly make an attempt at understanding what`s accurately going on. After all (which I haven`t seen in the states yet. It`s a bit more avdsanced) and Sheresvky`s "Endgame Strategy" (which is goin to demonstrably be signifigantly over the head of at least some c-players).
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