Best Play: A New Method for Discovering the Strongest Move by Alexander Shashin
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Discover the groundbreaking insights in chess strategy with "Best Play: A New Method for Discovering the Strongest Move" by Alexander Shashin, published on January 1, 2013. This book dives into the intricate world of chess, offering players of all levels a systematic approach to understanding position evaluation and move selection. With its combination of deep analysis and practical applications, this resource not only elucidates the methods utilized by chess computers but also enhances your...
Show moreDiscover the groundbreaking insights in chess strategy with "Best Play: A New Method for Discovering the Strongest Move" by Alexander Shashin, published on January 1, 2013. This book dives into the intricate world of chess, offering players of all levels a systematic approach to understanding position evaluation and move selection. With its combination of deep analysis and practical applications, this resource not only elucidates the methods utilized by chess computers but also enhances your own ability to assess the board. Shashin carefully presents the five key criteria values for various positions, which serve as essential tools for making sound decisions during games. Whether you're a club player or a tournament contender, this book aims to elevate your game strategically and mentally.
In addition to its theoretical knowledge, "Best Play" emphasizes the importance of studying the game deeply. Shashin's vision for a scientific approach to chess is both revolutionary and enlightening, making this guide a must-have for those serious about honing their skills. The book speaks directly to the chess community by encouraging a blend of creativity with analytical thinking.
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