❤[PDF]⚡ Secrets of Positional Chess

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Secrets
of
Positional
Chess
How to Exploit
Strengths and
Weaknesses
on the ChessboardHow can one determine if a
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piece is weak or strong? Or if a square is weak
or strong? These are the principal questions that
grandmaster and trainer Drazen Marovic addresses
in this important book.By discussing
carefully-chosen games and positions, Marovic
explains how to recognize good and bad features
of positions, and how to make use of one's
advantages and exploit the opponent's
weaknesses. One repeatedly sees 'weaknesses'
that are unexploitable (and therefore are not
weaknesses at all), possibilities of surrendering
certain squares in order to gain more important
ones, and material sacrifices to exploit major
weaknesses.Topics includeOutpostsStrength and
weakness on files and diagonalsVulnerabilities on
the first and second ranksStatic weakness and
attackCharacteristics of the piecesDrazen Marovic
is a grandmaster from Croatia, who has won
medals as both player and trainer for various
national teams. His pupils include Bojan
Kurajica, World Under-20 Champion in 1965, and Al
Modiahki of Qatar, the first Arabian
grandmaster. Marovic has a wealth of experience
as a writer, editor and television commentator
on chess. He is currently the trainer of the
Croatian national team. This is his third book
for Gambit. His two previous books,
Understanding Pawn Play in Chess and Dynamic Pawn
Play in Chess, have been warmly received by the
chess-playing public.quotIfyou play through the
games Marovic writes about, your positional feel
and understanding will be much better.quot-
Thomas Schian, RochadequotMarvic is the author
of a few highly praised books on the soul of
chess ... but here he seeks to show how players
deal with positional strengths and weakness.
Numerous games and game fragments are used to
provide insights ... there is also an excellent
section dealing with the good and bad points of
the various piecesquot- Bab Wilders, Nederlands
DagbladquotAsin his previous works, Marovic's
deep knowledge shines through and he makes
welcome use of classics and not just recent
games. This work looks at many
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important positional principles, such as the
weakness of the second rank or the use of
rooks on semi-open files ... the club player who
takes time to study its many themes, and hundreds
of well-explained examples, should significantly
boost the depth of their positional
understanding memory bank, which cannot but help
in their own games.quot- IM Richard
Palliserquotfora feast of further instructive
examples including demonstrations of power and
co-ordination among pieces and pawns, I can
recommend GM Dra382enMarovi263s Secrets of
Positional Chess.quot- GM Paul Motwani, The
ScotsmanquotTheCroatian GM explains well 'How
to exploit strengths and weaknesses on the
chessboard', as the subtitle says therefore the
book is recommended.quot- Dr Erik Rausch,
RochadequotThepublisher Gambit again has
expanded its list of esteemed books-
for-learning with a convincing work. Secrets of
Positional Chess is highly recommended for every
ambitious player.quot- Schachmarkt
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Bestselling
Secrets of Positional Chess
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