CHESS: 2 Books in 1: Learn All Fundamentals To Play Chess Study Your Openings, Enhance Your Attack Strategies And Annihilate Your Opponent

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Are you tired to go mad for the next move every time? All of us love chess for its billions of combinations and moves. We feel invincible when we find the perfect move to corner our opponent and we get mad when we are not able to sneak out of the most insidious situations. Not knowing the right strategy could lead you to tip over your king!  With this bundle, you can quickly learn how to play chess like a pro.  It covers: 15 fundamental strategies to control the board  The 3 phases of the game  Take advantage of attack situations  Defending your threatened pieces  How and why you should avoid any Blunders Tactics you should know to win as many games as possible Concepts that EVERY beginner must know to become an amazing player 3 tips to develop your pieces and smash your opponent! Our 6 exclusive rules to understand the key of every opening Over 30 Quick-to-learn openings   Bonus chapter on tactics to support your strategy  A Bonus Workbook on Chess Tactics Problems  Make these openings your opportunity to win! It takes time and practice to improve, but it sure worthwhile once you familiarize yourself with them. You'll never have to doubt your next moves again. Are you ready to make your opponent feel the taste of defeat? Grab Your Copy Of This Book Now And Get Started! Introduction CHAPTER 1: The Board and the Goal The Goal of the Game The Board CHAPTER 2: Name, All Moves of the Pieces, Special Rules, and Chess Notations Rules and Chess Notation CHAPTER 3: Strategies on How to Control the Board How to Get a Chess Game? CHAPTER 4: The Phases of the Game The Opening The Middle Game The Endgame CHAPTER 5: How to Attack the Opponent and How to Defend from that Attack (Part I) The Mobility of Pieces on an Empty Board Comparing the Mobility of Different Pieces Giving Pieces a Numerical Value Safe Moves CHAPTER 6: How to Attack the Opponent and How to Defend from that Attack (Part II) Threatening Your Opponent’s Pieces Making Safe Threats Capturing Your Opponent’s Pieces Good, Safe, and Unsafe Captures Attackers and Defenders Number of Attackers vs. Number of Defenders Value of Attackers vs. Value of Defenders CHAPTER 7: How to Attack the Opponent and How to Defend from that Attack (Part III) Capturing in the Correct Order How to Deal with Threats to Pieces Moving the Threatened Piece Protecting the Threatened Piece Capturing the Attacking Piece Blocking the Attack Counter-Attacking Another Way to Counter-Attack Two Questions to Ask Before Capturing a Piece Another Scenario CHAPTER 8: How to Defend by the Opponent and How to Counter-Attack Him CHAPTER 9: Error Management Losing Your Piece for Nothing Losing a Piece with Higher Value Your Pieces Are Outnumbered CHAPTER 10: Play Chess Online, Competitions and ELO Level Player How Can You Play Better Chess? Game Better 1: Take Your Time! Game Better 2: Your Opponent Has the Same Word in the Game! CHAPTER 11: Workbook on Chess Tactics Prhoooblems and Get-Out for the Most Common Situations Piece Evaluation Pins Forks Skewers Discovered Attacks Overloading the Defender Zugzwang Zwischenzug CHAPTER 12: What’s Next? Know the Endgame Know the Tactics Learn about the Principles of Chess Chess Puzzles Join a Chess Club Find a Mentor Play in a Local Tournament Conclusion Introduction CHAPTER 1: Key Concepts to Chess Openings and the Significance of Structure Why Focusing on the Opening Matters? Navigating the Chessboard Control of the Center Development Pawn Structure Open and Closed Positions King Safety Transposition CHAPTER 2: How to Develop Correctly Your Pieces Control the Center Develop Your Pieces Castle Early How to Castle CHAPTER 3: The Categorization of the Chess Openings Basic Principles CHAPTER 4: Open Games Ruy López Italian Game Giuoco Piano King's Gambit Anderssen's Opening Evans Gambit CHAPTER 5: Semi-Open Games Sicilian Defense Caro-Kann's Defense Nimzowitsch Defense French Defense Modern Defense Scandinavian Defense Alekhine's Defense Pirc's Defense Grünfeld's Defense CHAPTER 6: Closed Games The Queen's Gambit Queen's Gambit Accepted Queen's Gambit Declined Slav Defense Chigorin Defense CHAPTER 7: Semi-Closed Games English Opening Dutch Defense CHAPTER 8: Flank Openings Larsen's Opening Réti's Opening CHAPTER 9: Irregular Openings Most Famous Ones CHAPTER 10: Talking About the Indian Defense The Nimzo's Indian Defense The King's Indian Defense The Queen's Indian Defense CHAPTER 11: Tactics to Support Your Strategy Battery Attack Discovery of the Attack Discovery Revealed Fork Attack Conclusion