Strategie in der Praxis: Der Läufer Bestseller This work was originally envisioned

This work was originally envisioned as a single-volume collection of my most memorable games

Many traps are so 'primitive' and so easily avoided that the victims later (too late

Endgame technique is undoubtedly important for every chess player

" - John Watson

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Strategie in der Praxis: Der Läufer Bestseller This work was originally envisionedWhen it comes to strategy, one of the most important things that chess professionals understand much better than amateur players is the role of the bishop. Why do two bishops ("the bishop pair") complement each other so well that they become an important factor in the long run? How is being a long range piece an essential hallmark of the bishop? Why do strong players regularly hide their bishop on its starting square? Questions like these are explored