More Chess Openings - Traps and Zaps - VOLUME 2

200 Brand-New Openings for Players of All Levels
The opening is one of the most important parts of the chess game. Weaken your pawns by mistake, and they're taken. Attack wildly and haphazzardly, and your pieces are picked off. Misuse your queen and she's trapped. Carelessly neglect development and you're mated. You've scarely begun, and the game is over. Fortunately, National Master Bruce Pandolfin's More Chess Openings: Traps and Zaps 2, offers drills and skills to help players of all levels avoid these perils and pitfalls.
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Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Author: Bruce Pandolfini
Year of Publication: 1993

Pages: 254
Notation Type: Algebraic (AN)


Book Description

The opening is one of the most important parts of the chess game. Weaken your pawns by mistake, and they're taken. Attack wildly and haphazzardly, and your pieces are picked off. Misuse your queen and she's trapped. Carelessly neglect development and you're mated. You've scarely begun, and the game is over. Fortunately, National Master Bruce Pandolfin's More Chess Openings: Traps and Zaps 2, offers drills and skills to help players of all levels avoid these perils and pitfalls.
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ISBN 9780671794996
Author/s Bruce Pandolfini
Pages 254 Pages
Publication Date January 1, 1993
Notation Type AN - Algebraic
Book Binding Type Paperback
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