Tactics in the Chess Opening 2: Open Games - van der Tak / Nijboer "BC3001" where gambits were always accepted

where gambits were always accepted and checkmating the king was the only real thought of the players

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Essential guidance and training in the French Winawer

in another chapter he stresses the crucial role of 'annoyance' during games

Roman's Forum 30 - II - Mastering The Endgame Forum Series Part 2

Tactics in the Chess Opening 2: Open Games - van der Tak / Nijboer "BC3001" where gambits were always acceptedTactics, tricks and traps! Every chess player loves to win, but nothing compares to winning with a flourish. How happy we are when the tactics work and we decide a game with a cunning trick, a devilish trap or a delightful coup de grace! The Open Games, more than any other segment of the entire opening spectrum, have always given rise to spectacular miniatures and fascinating sacrifices. For, what is more beautiful than ancient King's Gambit slug