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Attack Against The King

The Chess Strategy Course includes 90 annotated games structured around strategic themes like attacking the king in various positions, exploiting weaknesses in the opponent's position like inactive rooks or weak squares near the castle. It also covers topics like the qualitative value of pieces, typical sacrifices, importance of squares, pawn structures, initiatives, exchanges, positional sacrifices, and defenses. The goal is to teach strategic concepts through detailed analysis of master games.

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Attack Against The King

The Chess Strategy Course includes 90 annotated games structured around strategic themes like attacking the king in various positions, exploiting weaknesses in the opponent's position like inactive rooks or weak squares near the castle. It also covers topics like the qualitative value of pieces, typical sacrifices, importance of squares, pawn structures, initiatives, exchanges, positional sacrifices, and defenses. The goal is to teach strategic concepts through detailed analysis of master games.

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The Chess Strategy Course includes 90 annotated games structured on the following main strategic themes:

Attack Against the King


» Attack Against the King Left in the Middle
The Exploitation of the Inactivity of the Opponent's Rooks
Keeping the King in the Middle
 
» Attack Against the King with Castles on the same side
Demolition of the King's Pawn Position
The Exploitation of the Weak Squares around the Castle
Opening of Lines and Diagonals
Attacking with Major Pieces
Pawn Avalanche
Driving out of the King
 
» Attack Against the King on Different Sides
Pawn Avalanche
Attacking with Minor Pieces
 
The Opening
How to Treat The Opening Stage
Opening Tricks
 
The Qualitative Value of the Pieces
The Qualitative Value of the Pieces - general concepts
» The Qualitative Value of the Rooks
The Fight for Open Files
The Penetration of the Rooks on 7th Rank and the Outpost
The Penetration of the Rooks on the Back Rank
The Penetration on a Side File
The Usage of the 3rd (6th) Rank for the Rooks
The Backward Pawns on Open Files
The Open Files in Attack Against the King
The Rook Outside the Game
» The Qualitative Value of the Bishops
Bad Bishop vs Good Bishop
The Fight Against the Bad Bishop
The Improvement of the Bishop which is blocked by Own Pawns
The Improvement of the Bishop which is blocked by Opponent's Pawns
The Pair of Bishops in the Middle Game
The Opposite Colored Bishops in the Middle Game
The Bishop Stronger than the Knight in the Middle Game
» The Qualitative Value of the Knights
The Knight is Outside the Game
The Knight Stronger than the Bishop in the Middle Game
» The Qualitative Value of the Pawns
Weak Pawns
Pawn "Islands"
Double Pawns
Pawn Majorities
The Free Pawn in the Middle Game
The "Nail" Pawn
» The Qualitative Value of the Queen
The Queen is Outside the Game
 
Typical Sacrifices
The Sacrifice on h7
Lasker's Sacrifice
The Sacrifice on h6
The Sacrifice on d5 in Sicilian Defense
The Sacrifice on e6 in Sicilian Defense
The Sacfifice on b5 in Sicilian Defense
 
The Importance of the Squares
Weak/Strong Squares 1
Weak/Strong Squares 2
 
Types of Center and Actions on the Centre
Dynamic Center and Pawn Thrusts - download for free
Mobile Pawn Center
Closed Center; Undermining of the Center
Closed Center (2)
Center with Pawns and Minor Pieces (Botwinnik Structure)
Open Center (without pawns on d- and e-files)
The Breakthrough in the Middle Game
 
Typical Pawn Structures
The Isolated Pawn - Theory and Actions
The Isolated Pawn - Actions (2)
The Hanging Pawns
Karlsbad Structure
Benoni Structure
"Hedgehog" Structure (1)
"Hedgehog" Structure (2)
The Indian Attack
 
Space Advantage
Local Space Advantage
Space Advantage on both Sides
The Point of the Lance (Using the g-Pawn to Gain Space Advantage)
The Usage of the Side Pawns to Gain Space Advantage
 
The Initiative
The Fight for the Initiative
 
The Exchange
The Exchange
The Exchange of the Weak Pieces
The Exchange because of the Lack of Space
The Exchange for Neutralizing the Opponent's Initiative
The Exchange for Transition into a better Endgame
Uncommon Exchanges
Avoiding the Exchanges
 
The Positional Sacrifice
The Positional Sacrifice of a Pawn
The Sacrifice of an Exchange
 
The Defense
Active Defense
The Counterattack
The Defense of the Difficult Positions - Creating the Confusion
The Defense of the Difficult Positions - The Bluff
 
Extra Themes
The Anti-Play
The importance of typical positions (closed centre, KID) (1)
The importance of typical positions (closed centre, KID) (2)

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