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Many consider this book indispensable. Certainly, solving 1001 tactical problems will improve anyone's standard of play, but dedication is required to work through the book. I'm glad I did, but it took a lot of effort.
Too many positions have alternative solutions that are not mentioned. Also, on the defender's side, a few `winning' combinations can be thwarted but the solutions only focus on obvious, sometimes faulty defense. A revision, checked by computer, would be useful: this would make working through the book less of a chore.
In addition, I found the descriptive notation in the solutions really tiresome to follow. Nowadays most chess literature is algebraic: it is really time for an update.
Bang for the buck, perhaps, but I prefer books with a tighter, higher overall quality of selection--using algebraic notation.
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Combinations and tactics are the "punching power" of chess. This book is like the heavy bag in boxing, which trains you to punch HARD! Unlike many chess books written, which are made in a do-this-this-&-this-and-you'll-be-a-winner style, this book makes YOU work.
There are few if any instructive words of wisdom. Just positions to solve and solutions in the back. This is as close to the truth (being a real game setting) that one can come while training, WHICH DRAMATICALLY INCREASES THE VALUE OF THE BOOK. I know too many chessplayers with more "dtt&taybaw" books than the Library of Congress and can't play a lick of chess. I also know people who have never cracked a book and are some of the strongest players out there. Do the latter know something that the former don't? Yes, how to play combos and most importantly play chess.
GM Larry Christiansen said that this was the book that influenced him the most. You know Larry, the guy who banged out 3 GM norms in a row to become one of only a handful of people to go from nowhere to Grandmaster in a single bound. I used this book so dilligently (its actually fallen completely apart from too much usage), that even with a mediorce opening repertoire I scored 7-1 in the Under2000 section of the 1988 NY Open, tying for 1st place out of 200+ contestants from the United States and the World and split $15,000.00 with 3 other people. (Have I gotten your attention yet?)
The only reason why I didn't give this book a 10 is because there is a little "untruthfullness" about it in that you KNOW each position has a solution that wins. Too bad we don't have a chessic angel on our shoulders going, "PSST!! There's a knight fork combo that wins!"
There are no "instant pills" for chess understanding. There is no one book out there that will tell you everything you need to know, but if you work through this book (asking intellingent questions along the way and endeavor to dig for intellingent answers), you will be on your way. As the beginning of the famous poem Equipment (author unknown) so eloquently states in the first line, "Figure it out for yourself my lad..."
There are few if any instructive words of wisdom. Just positions to solve and solutions in the back. This is as close to the truth (being a real game setting) that one can come while training, WHICH DRAMATICALLY INCREASES THE VALUE OF THE BOOK. I know too many chessplayers with more "dtt&taybaw" books than the Library of Congress and can't play a lick of chess. I also know people who have never cracked a book and are some of the strongest players out there. Do the latter know something that the former don't? Yes, how to play combos and most importantly play chess.
GM Larry Christiansen said that this was the book that influenced him the most. You know Larry, the guy who banged out 3 GM norms in a row to become one of only a handful of people to go from nowhere to Grandmaster in a single bound. I used this book so dilligently (its actually fallen completely apart from too much usage), that even with a mediorce opening repertoire I scored 7-1 in the Under2000 section of the 1988 NY Open, tying for 1st place out of 200+ contestants from the United States and the World and split $15,000.00 with 3 other people. (Have I gotten your attention yet?)
The only reason why I didn't give this book a 10 is because there is a little "untruthfullness" about it in that you KNOW each position has a solution that wins. Too bad we don't have a chessic angel on our shoulders going, "PSST!! There's a knight fork combo that wins!"
There are no "instant pills" for chess understanding. There is no one book out there that will tell you everything you need to know, but if you work through this book (asking intellingent questions along the way and endeavor to dig for intellingent answers), you will be on your way. As the beginning of the famous poem Equipment (author unknown) so eloquently states in the first line, "Figure it out for yourself my lad..."
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diagrams of positions where you KNOW there is a combination, and have to find it. one of the best ways to hone this skill, essential to any chessplayer. this convenient book is great for travel or those moments when no board is available. solve all of them and id say you were at minimum a uscf expert.
i am a uscf postal master.
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Must Have!
O.k., I hate long reviews so I'll keep this one brief. The book is page after page of diagrams to solve. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 27. Juni 2000 veröffentlicht
I bought this one just for the pictures
Several years ago I was really heavily into my chess. I had a whole library of chess books - so many in fact, that in all likelihood I would never have finished studying them all. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 14. Juni 2000 von "shofar"
Your basic Tactics handbook.
I very seldom give a flat-out endorsement to a chess book. But this is one of those times.
I am a USCF Life-Master. If you want to get better, you have to practice tactics. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 15. Dezember 1999 von A.J. Goldsby I
Right on the money.
This is the best chess book I have ever read. No bull, just page after page of diagrams to solve. Everyone knows that tactics are the soul of chess, and this and it's companion... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 19. Juli 1999 veröffentlicht
A Fantastic Bargain Classic
Thank you Fred Reinfeld for this great collection of exercises in chess tactics. Ultimately, in over the board play, tactics decide victory or defeat. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 8. Juni 1999 veröffentlicht
The best book to improve your tactical ability!
Chess improvement comes from familiarizing yourself with recurring themes. My tactical game was weaker than my positional play, leading to many 'won' games turning into losing... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 28. Mai 1999 veröffentlicht
Effective, Inexpensive, And Fun
An effective presentation of what we must all do: find the winning moves. Excellent for improving visualization of future moves and awareness of tactical possibilities. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 28. Mai 1999 veröffentlicht
One of the great mind benders
The pin, the fork, the skewer, it's all in here. So many mind bending puzzles to work through it'll take you years. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 9. Februar 1999 von Chris Watkins (cwa@softlabna.com)
A great 'little' book.....
Beginning to play chess as a grade schooler, I owned neither chess set nor chess book and I was a regular victim of the more 'experienced' players around my age. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 8. Juni 1998 von John A. Cheng
100 Hours of Fun for Less Than the Price of a Meal
There are plenty of people today who like to bash Reinfeld, but aren't above stealing his material, translating it into algebraic notation, tripling the price and failing to give... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 2. Januar 1998 von gqwy01a@prodigy.com
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