Endgames are known as boring. Why is that: 1. For the amateur player, is more amusing to study openings with fancy names. I play the Najdorf, the Marshall defence. Download Ebook: how to play chess endgames in PDF Format. Also available for mobile reader. Oct 29, 2017 Mega endgame course with more than 600 lessons and 2400 exercises! Total Chess Endgames (1600-2400 ELO). Google Play's top-ranked chess!

Endgames are known as boring. Dolphin Imaging Keygen. Why is that: 1.

For the amateur player, is more amusing to study openings with fancy names. I play the Najdorf, the Marshall defence, the Fried Liver attack In this way, we sense paired in someway with the GMs. Laarni A Dream By Loreto Paras-sulit more. “My repertoire is the same than Fischers, or Kasparov” 2.

Amateurs are more focused in tactics which will boost their rating in a more effective way than endings they will hardly reach. Beside, tactics are more rewarding aesthetically than middlegame strategy or endgame technic. Even pros quote their best game as one full of tactical brilliancies. Let’s suppose that an amateur decides to study endgames as part of a whole training program.

How to study that? The frequent step is to get one of the best endorsed books available. Dvoretsky’s “Endgame Manual”, Muller’s “Fundamental Chess Endings” or Nunn’s “Chess Endings, vol.1 & 2”. The problem is that these are encyclopedic works targeted to the master level. Thou, the amateur will randomly choose some positions, go through a load of variations, understand almost nothing and leave the book back in the shelf (beside others who he hardly understands too). And the sense that endings are boredom.