The complete manual of positional chess

Book • 2016
The Complete Manual of Positional Chess is a guide to positional chess, a style of play focused on long-term advantages rather than immediate tactical gains.

It is known for its systematic approach and comprehensive coverage of various positional elements.

The book emphasizes understanding the underlying principles of chess strategy and planning.

Readers will learn how to evaluate positions, identify key strategic factors, and make decisions that improve their long-term prospects.

Positional chess involves maneuvering pieces to achieve favorable pawn structures, control key squares, and restrict the opponent's mobility.

This approach is often employed by players seeking a solid and enduring advantage rather than relying on risky tactical combinations.

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