Book Recap #23- Discussing Shereshevsky's Endgame Strategy with Dr. Kevin Scull

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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Chess Principles - Is This the Book to Teach You?

02:38 • 2min

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Isli, It's Like a Thousand End Games You Must Know

04:58 • 3min

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Is There a Weakness in Chess?

07:35 • 2min

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The Principle of Two Weaknesses

09:29 • 2min

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What's Your Plan?

11:19 • 3min

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How to Win in End Games?

13:58 • 3min

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Am Chess - What Are You Talking About?

16:32 • 6min

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The Book of Chess Is Not a Random Illusion, It's Just a Book Review

22:15 • 3min

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I Can Make It Through This Thing

24:57 • 2min

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Is the Engine Stuff Important in Chess?

26:41 • 2min

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Is Shershewsky a Chessable?

28:34 • 2min

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Perpetual Chess Review

30:55 • 3min

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The Master Plan in Action in End Games

34:16 • 3min

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The Problem of Exchanging Chapters

37:09 • 2min

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The Principle of Two Weaknesses in Chess

39:29 • 2min

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Is It Better to Have a Spoon Feed a Bullet Pointed Example That's Faked?

41:11 • 2min

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I've Read Serenadevsky, Have You?

43:41 • 2min

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The End Game Book Review by Fred Wilson

46:04 • 3min

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I Can't Get It Right, but I Found That to Be a Fantastic Course That Provides That Bullet Point Information

48:51 • 3min

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I Love Bullet Point Takeaways

51:40 • 3min

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A Smitslave Rondin Game A, Another Famous Game

54:27 • 2min

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What if I Put My Night Herelik, Ok, All Right?

56:30 • 2min

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A, but It's a Classic Book

58:30 • 2min

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Chess Journeys

01:00:37 • 2min

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I've Resurrected My, You Two Doctor Skull

01:02:13 • 2min

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Perpetuel Chess Podcast Interviews

01:04:34 • 2min