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Comentado en el Reino Unido el 9 de febrero de 2025
I'm thoroughly enjoying working through these games. I find it entertaining and relaxes me.There is a brief commentary before each that are well worth reading.
Cédric
Comentado en Francia el 7 de marzo de 2022
If you're searching for this book you probably know what you're in for: a good compilation of good, classical games. Some lines can feel a little outdated by modern standards but the games are undeniably very good and, more importantly, they are instructive indeed. The accent is always put on what main lesson we can learn from the game, emphasizing that even the masters of old followed the core principles often taught to beginners as well as the subtleties that make it more than a beginner's game.A word of warning though: it is written in descriptive notation. Seasonned players won't find that to be an issue, but it can throw a beginner off.
A
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de marzo de 2019
I'm not the best at chess, but i'm past the point where my opponents stop donating their pieces to me. I am only 6 games into this book, and I can already tell this is going to really help me step up my decision making and strategy when approaching different phases of the game. The book is structured to give one main lesson with a ton of mini lessons as well. It literally walks you through how the winner won the game, step by step. It is written in descriptive notation, so it took me a little bit to learn how to read it but got the hang of it pretty quickly. One downside is that you need a board in front of you, or you have to be incredibly good at playing blindfolded chess, but this isn't necessarily a bad thing because if every move was diagrammed, the book itself would be absolutely massive.
Cactus 82
Comentado en Italia el 15 de diciembre de 2019
It does what it says on the box: 62 interesting games have been extensively commented to give you real insight about the reasons behind every move.Irving Chernev's style is very clear and to the point, but not devoid of witty quips.The games are written in descriptive notation so it might feel a bit cumbersome if you are not familiar with it.All in all, this is a great book and I think that players at any level can enjoy it and find something to learn.
Magana
Comentado en México el 20 de octubre de 2017
Se puede decir que este libro es la continuación de Ajedrez Lógico del mismo autor. con la sencillez que lo caracteriza Chernev, nos explica el concepto de debilidad de casillas negras, punto fuerte, torres en séptima, peon pasado y otros conceptos posicionales que un jugador aceptable de ajedrez debe reconocer , interpretar y ejecutar. Que está en Ingles? y? Notación Descriptiva? y? los jugadores de ajedrez nos caracterizamos por enfrentar retos cada día. vale la pena! y a un superprecio de $120.00 pesos mexicanos en oferta. lo recomiendo ampliamente.
にんじんうさぎ
Comentado en Japón el 13 de octubre de 2011
勉強になる実戦譜が６２局ほど解説されている。どのゲームも１９００年前後に行われたものである。しかし戦いの基本を学ぶには十分すぎる内容である。解説はとてもわかりやすく初心者でも十分に理解できる。またそれぞれのゲームのタイトルや文章に熱の入ったカッコイイ表現が使われている。そのため読み物としても面白い。棋譜の表記が日本で翻訳されているようなチェス本とは違う。しかしとても分かりやすいのですぐ慣れると思う。
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