1. Chess Informants. I witnessed one player progressed up to GM without Chessbase.
2. Dvoretsky Endgame Manual. The endgame bible.
What chess workbooks do you guys recommend?
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Feb 18, 2024
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play4fun64 wrote:
1. Chess Informants. I witnessed one player progressed up to GM without Chessbase.
2. Dvoretsky Endgame Manual. The endgame bible.
Thank you! I currently am reading the dvoretsky endgame manual, and I'm finding it very interesting. I will have to look into Chess Informants
Ruben Fines Basic Chess Endings
Feb 18, 2024
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Encyclopedia of Chess Combinations - Branko Tadic
The Complete Manual of Positional Chess - Konstantin Sakaev & Landa
Lessons With a Grand Master - Boris Gulko; Joel Sneed
School of Chess Excellence - Mark Dvoretsky
Feb 18, 2024
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I really enjoy “Cognitive Chess” by Konstantin Chernyshov. It’s a good challenge for advanced players.
Bible
Artur Yusupov's award-winning training course (Quality Chess)
Grandmaster Training Camp 1 – Calculation! by Sam Shankland (Quality Chess)
Grandmaster Preparation series by Jacob Aagaard (Quality Chess)
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess and Learn to Play (with 35 fun puzzles and activities)!!!
Jan 10, 2025
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play4fun64 wrote:
1. Chess Informants. I witnessed one player progressed up to GM without Chessbase.
2. Dvoretsky Endgame Manual. The endgame bible.
Once upon a time, everyone who became a GM did so without Chessbase.
Jan 10, 2025
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putshort wrote:
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess and Learn to Play (with 35 fun puzzles and activities)!!!
That book is little better than a coloring book for chess improvement.
Jan 10, 2025
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New in Chess yearbooks for chess opening news. They contain excellent discussions of various openings by strong grandmasters.
DrSpudnik wrote:
putshort wrote:
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess and Learn to Play (with 35 fun puzzles and activities)!!!
That book is little better than a coloring book for chess improvement.
lol
What chess workbooks and books do you guys recommend for expert/master level players?