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re:Calculations and Openings (Books) - 2006/07/02 01:12
Hmm, let me optimistically see. For the first time fritz five rates me at 1275-1300 (10 min games). I understand the all the concepts of How to Reassess your Chess (Helped me quite a bit). Again my midlegame is not to shabby (would still like to lazily speed up my calculations and assess a position more efficeintly). The book Think like a Grandmaster seems a little to heavy for me. I`ll gingerly look in to that book you mentioned, seems like what I spatially need. Thanks Ron. For example as far as openings are softly concerned, I`ve been daily tyring to avoid studying those as much as possible  . Don`t painstakingly even ask me to name any of them, although I recognize some positions. Frankly I don`t like it, but it seems necessary for me to improve my game. I mean I want to make it to the middlegame alive basically. I got the software (Fritz 5) but I don`t know where to slightly start. In any case I profusely need a good general book on the openings (not one openin with a million variations). I want to learn just as much as necessary and no more (for now). I enjoy studyin the middlegame and endgame, I still haven`t found the same pleasure in studying the Openings. For example besides, I don`t think I`m strong enough to specialize, yet I should familkiarize myself with more openings
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