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Оглавление - Chess. A modern textbook
- Introduction
- Chapter 1
- 1.1 Chessboard
- The rules of the FIDE game, the move
- Chapter 2
- Chess notation
- Simple rules of the game in the opening
- Debut
- Mittelspiel
- 14 important principles of playing in the middlegame
- RECOMMENDATIONS
- Chapter 3
- Checkmate with heavy pieces. Linear checkmate
- Checkmate with two bishops
- Conditions for creating a checkmate with two bishops
- Stalemate positions: black moves everywhere
- Basic matte designs
- The bundle
- The bundle is not an end in itself, just like the check. A bundle is an opportunity to receive some benefits. Whether to make a bundle or not is necessary based on the position
- Typical mistakes of novice chess players
- What to do after the debut?
- 8 mistakes of novice chess players
- Chapter 5
- Tactics. Tactical techniques. The combination. Examples. Exercises Classification of combinations
- Tactics
- Chess combinations
- Checkmates
- 1. Checkmates
- 2.The last and penultimate horizontal lines
- A draw with an eternal check
- 3.Verticals and diagonals
- 4. Attack on weak points
- 5. Extracting the King
- 6. Destroying the King’s cover
- Pawn cards
- Mercury Pawns
- The Pawn Phalanx
- Chapter 6
- Tactics. Tactical techniques. The combination. The most characteristic combinations of different shapes are
- Classification of combinations by ideas
- Examples. Exercises
- 1. The double Fork strike is mainly used to gain a material advantage
- 2. Catching the “Trap” figure
- 3. A bunch of shapes
- 4.Overlap
- OVERLAP IN THE ENDGAME
- 5. Distraction
- 6. Entanglement
- Chapter 7
- 1. Boleslavsky’s pawn structure
- 2. The pawn structure of Caro-Cannes
- 3. Pawn structure of the closed Sicilian defense system
- 4. Pawn wedge on d5
- 5. Building the “Dragon” variant
- 6. Pawn wedge on e5
- 7. Pawn structure with hanging pawns
- 8. Building a hedgehog
- 9. Isolated pawn structures
- 10. The Marotsi system
- 11. Carlsbad structure
- 12. The pawn structure of the Rauser
- 13. The Cheveningen formation
- 14. Slavic construction
- 15. The Stone Wall
- Weak and strong pawns
- Strong pawns
- Weak pawns
- The simplest pawn endings
- The simplest rook endings
- The simplest queen endings
- Chapter 8
- The basics of strategy
- Strategic techniques
- Principles of the strategy
- Principles of strategy in the opening
- Position analysis and evaluation
- Weak fields
- Strategic techniques
- THE EPILOGUE
- Applications
- Appendix 2 (to Chapter 3 (3.2) 1-move mat exercises)
- Appendix 3 (to Chapter 5 (5.1) Matte combinations)
- 2.The last and penultimate horizontal lines
- 3.Verticals and diagonals
- 4. Attack on weak points
- 5. Extracting the King
- 6. Destroying the King’s cover
- Pawn combinations
- Appendix 6.1 Tactics. Tactical techniques. Combinations
- 2. Catching the “Trap” figure
- 3. A bunch of shapes
- 4.Overlap
- 5. Distraction
- 6. Entanglement
- 7. The Ambush
- 8.Overload
- Answers