Williams: How to Crush Your Chess Opponents Bestseller Prophylactic thinking

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Kasparov approached the final game with a one-point deficit

Training with Moska and The Fabulous Budapest Gambit

examples of good and bad opening play

Williams: How to Crush Your Chess Opponents Bestseller Prophylactic thinking'Simon Williams, one of Britain's most dynamic and aggressive chess players, has selected his favourite attacking games from the modern era, and annotated them with an infectious zeal that will inspire and instruct. He takes us inside the decision making process, explaining how each stage in an attacking concept is formed, and shows how top players spot the signs that indicate it is time to stake everything on an all out assault. We also gain insights