By Edward Lasker
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"Discover the Secrets to Successful Chess Strategies"
Now you can use a practical, step-by-step guide to play successful chess --- 100% Guaranteed
Have you ever admired those who can play a great game of chess and seem to win time after time? Have you ever wished that you could improve your own game?
Without the right tools and information, it could take you years and cost you a small fortune to learn the secrets and techniques to successful chess. Instead of spending a fortune on so-called experts or knocking yourself out with the old trial and error method, there is an easier way to learn how to play a great game of chess.
Now there's good news ....
I won't deny that there are a ton of books out there on chess. Unfortunately the problem with most books on the subject of chess is that they are either filled with plenty of promises and no solid techniques and strategies to back up those promises or they contain only one or two pieces of useful information and not a comprehensive look at everything you need to know to succeed in all areas of chess.
Chess Strategy breaks the mold of all the other chess books and manuals you have heard and read about. It presents solid, proven steps to help you learn how to create successful chess strategies!
Suppose you could finally play a great game of chess and beat your worst rival?
Sounds too good to be true?
It's not and I can prove it with Chess Strategy.
But, first a word of introduction.
A few years ago I found myself in a situation not too different from your own. I have always had an interest in chess and started playing when I was a kid. Occasionally, I won a game; but more often than not my playing abilities were a dismal failure.
I didn't understand what I was doing wrong. I had spent a ton of money on chess technique books and even a few private lessons but it didn't seem to make a difference. By the time I was well established in my career, the idea of playing a successful game of chess had become a matter of pride.
The only problem was that I had no clue where to start.
None of the books I had read on chess had been able to solve my problem. Some of them were so mired down in fancy words and technicalities that it was a miracle I ever got past the first chapter! Others might have passed on a helpful hint or two, but did not solve my problems. The process of sorting through various chess books was frustrating and time-consuming. One night I commented to my wife that what I really needed was a comprehensive guide on everything to do with chess strategies.
That's when it hit me!
If I couldn't find a comprehensive guide on chess strategies, then why not create my own? I was tired of flipping back and forth through tons of books for the few bits of information that could help me; but I reasoned that if I put all those little tidbits of info together then I might actually be able to begin understanding the secrets to playing a great game of chess.
The next morning I furiously began to read through all of the chess books that I had purchased over the past few years and take down the pertinent notes. I didn't stop there either. I swallowed my pride and enlisted the help of a few experts who were accomplished in chess.
It took awhile to sort through all of the information I had gathered and compile the notes I received from the experts I consulted, but when I was finished I sat back and was completely stunned.
Right here in front of me was the information that I had been seeking all along!
From the notes I had taken from several articles on the subject of chess, as well as my own experiments, I had comprised a comprehensive compendium on chess strategy.
"I sat back in stunned amazement!"
It was all there!
· The Rules of the Game
· Hints for Beginners
· Elementary Strategy Combinations
Then I decided to try an experiment and put all of my hard work to the test. The next morning I got on the phone and made an appointment to play a game of chess with a Read more
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