For the hopeful new chess player:If You Want To Play Your
A-Game In Your Next Tourney,
Here Are The Chess Tactics You MUST Know
Chess is 99% tactics. — Richard Teichmann
Tactics are the short sequences which lead to winning material (points), a checkmate, or simply a better position.
Through the years, people have grouped these tactics into typical patterns, which crop up in chess games again and again.
Knowing these patterns by heart, so you’re able to
instantly recognize them in games, is one of the fundamental building blocks of becoming a strong player.
And that’s what
Grandmaster Danny King and
Woman FIDE Master Sarah Longson are here for — to lay down the tactical foundation you need to win your next tournament.
Danny and Sarah are veterans, who have played for England in team events. Both are expert teachers, too, with a knack for seamlessly transferring their skills to students without you even realizing it!
Inside
Tournament Ready: Tactics, they walk you through the tactical concepts and patterns every player must know. You’ll learn about:
✅ Picking off loose pieces and favorable exchanges which lead to a huge material advantage.
✅ Simple defensive techniques to safeguard your pawns and pieces from attacks.
✅ The quickest way to evaluate the correct capture or recapture when many options exist.
✅ How to fork multiple targets with your queen, knights, and other pieces.
✅ How to create and exploit pins… so the opponent must choose between dropping a piece or allowing checkmate.
✅ Plus other game-winning patterns like destroying the defense, discovered attacks, skewers, trapping, and more.
Everything’s packed into
244 MoveTrainer variations and
74 minutes of video, which makes it a breeze to review the material.
We want you beating your friends, family and... beating everyone at the next tournament you enter.
So here’s the ultimate guide to lift you from beginner to better, and get you tournament-ready
as quickly as possible!
Start today and terrify everyone. Maybe one day you will become a top player like Danny or Sarah.
