Chess Tactics for Intermediates: Know the basics stronger to become a better player!

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Usually players will get to know several popular concepts and tactics, but the problem is not knowing those things clearly! That’s where I have decided to dedicate my work for chess lovers who struggles to improve themselves. In this book I have explained all the little concepts and its types clearly. I have made this book completely reader friendly and without any coach you can manage to understand everything and will be able to teach someone else too! I have given all the necessary concepts precisely for easy understanding and to easily cover the book. I have illustrated various tactics with suitable examples, in the end of this book I have given some puzzles with detailed solution and player’s thinking process. I have also instructed how a player should think while playing chess and how to calculate with logical reasoning. I have made an assumption that the player to whom this book is dedicated is not a beginner and the player knows all the basic movements in chess. At the end of this book you’ll be able to look at a chess position at a different dimension and whole new level! I have classified players into four different categories namely 1. Beginners, 2. Intermediates, 3. Advanced, 4. Expert. The person who knows basic movements, tactics and will be able to deliver checkmate but struggles to get a material advantage and sometimes loses even after getting material advantage are classified as intermediates! And this book is absolutely for them. Some of the key concepts maybe in advanced level and intermediates will be able to understand those things to get to the next level. I strongly recommend you to read all the theories in this book and understand it and rectify your misconceptions! And then try to solve problems to get maximum benefit!Added - 5 Tactical chess games - Nov/18/2016 Review: Very good book for those, who want to start playing chess! - As I'm not new in chess and have been playing since 1999, I'd really want claim that this book is a perfect guide not only for the beginner but also for experienced amateurs! This book was written by a young wise man, who knows and teaches chess for already a couple of years, but he is definitely talented! Recommend! Review: Book to advance from beginner to intermediate - The book covered many tactics, most of which I already knew, but it did identify situations when a specific tactic might be more useful than I had previously thought (for instance, pinning a piece to a square, not just to another piece). The problems seem simple enough for a beginner to understand, but someone who considers him/herself an intermediate player could glean something new about one or a few tactics. For anyone who wants to seriously become a great chess player, you will probably need to hire a personal coach, but this is a good book for anyone just starting.