Moves 3 to 10: Understanding the Opening Phase for Improving Chess Players

(Hardback, New edition)

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Who will benefit from this book

If you feel you need to improve your openings this book is for you. Some of the

positions may be very simple, others not so much but these are all positions that

have happened and represent a wide range of possibilities. My suggestion is to

try and think which moves are best to play but also why others may be mistakes.

This introduction opened with a quote from Confucius.

The second part of the quote is:

"...thinking without learning is dangerous".

This book is not intended toreplace learning theory.

Every player certainly must learn theory. But the book ishelpful for understanding theory and for being able to tackle unexpected conditions a situation that happens very often in games of chess.

Author Bio

Nery Strasman (b.1962) played chess as a teenager and returned to the board just in time for the chess boom that accompanied the eruption of Covid-19. He regularly participates in chess problem solving competitions. An engineer and entrepreneur in the Hi-Tech industry, Strasman has invented or co-invented more than 60 patents. Strasman regularly practices Tai-chi and will soon earn an academic degree in History and is also an eternal student of music.