😁DVORETSKY'S ENDGAME MANUAL OR 🤔 SILMAN'S ENDGAME COURSE?!😏

Hey, guys this is Tintin... 😉⚡

And I am thinking of buying an endgame book for my future chess improvement....

I really have this controversy of buying the Silman's and the Dvoretsky's Endgame books...

I need to choose only one of them for the rest of my improvement, with endgame studies and stuff.... I know a lot of endgames so u suggest me the book between these two....

Imo I consider the Dvoretsky's what do u suggest for a player in the future (2000+ elo range)?

Plz be honest of your choices....and it should be a rating of 1-10 and explanation why/why not...

Thanks and Regards,

Reporter_Tintin 😉🔦 

Look on Project gutenberg if either are on there for free

I bought Silman's Endgame Book 10/10 cuz the chapters are based on a rating range so u won't waste time reading endgames that u wont face in ur rating range. Like u just gotta read the chapters in ur rating range then when ur rating goes to the next range read that chapter I suggest u buy Silman's Endgame Book

ok... any more suggestions guys!? waiting for it

Start with something lighter, e.g. De La Villa's "100 endgames you must know".

then....

I got Silman’s Endgame book and not gonna lie, I honestly didn’t learn much

But I dunno

I've heard quite a few IM and GM players say that people shouldn't even consider Dvoretsky's book until they're trying to become an IM. It's known for being a very difficult book that even professional players struggle with. Either Silman's book or Jesus de la Villa's 100 Endgames You Must Know are the most recommended for club/tournament players.

if you have to ask, the answer is silman

Silman is a great read for amateur players. Dvoretsky probably for pros.

100 endgames...

I find Silman's book pretty useful, and I have bought it. I am not sure how is Dvoretsky's book is because I haven't bought it.

Ohh...