Aagaard: Attacking Manual 2 metadata-enriched If you'd rather win a

If you'd rather win a bad game than lose a good one

In comparison with the 1981 publication

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One of the most effective methods of improving chess is to collect the games of a role model and study them thoroughly for their peculiarities

as the authors entertainingly illustrate in expertly annotated examples

Aagaard: Attacking Manual 2 metadata-enriched If you'd rather win aThe old masters dealt only with the static features of positional rules. But, these are insufficient to explain the basics of chess. The problem is that chess, like other sciences, has undergone a dynamic revolution, but chess literature does not yet reflect this. In this major work Aagaard explains the rules of attack (the exploitation of a dynamic advantage), balanced between understandable examples, and deep analysis. Five years in the making, this