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A. PANCHENKO

THEORY AND PRACTICE

OF CHESS ENDINGS

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Panchenko Alexander

THEORY AND PACTICE OF CHESS ENDINGS, vo/.1, 2009,

160 pages.

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The author of the book is he rnd mster nd honored Russian coach

who headed the All-Russin chess school. At his l e ssons Alexander Panchenko,

following the advice of world c h m p i o n s H.R . C a p a bl n ka nd V.V. ·smislov,

placed the highest emphsis on endgme (wihout n e gl ecting the other stages of

a chess game, for sure). he result spssed all e x p ec a tio n s : dozens of grand

masters and masters gradated rom he chool - Sgey Rublevsky, Alice

Galliamova, Rusln Scher k ov , Mm Sooin, Michael Ulibin, Svetl an a

Pudnikova, Tatina Shmjia nd ' ohs.

The well-non lectres of Pnoheko's school·bave nderlain the

basis of this fascinating boo k on he ene hat wll help to increse playing

skills and to achieve higher prctical resQls oh for aes nd profession

als. Moreover, it is an indispensable ssis-t for cocba·teches. Besides the

oretical mateial, the book conains nmros pls m he p a ct ice of the

classical and modem chess playe s nd the s for he indpendent solving

and playing .

ISBN: 978-1-886846-70-8

FROM THE AUTHOR

Recently the interest to endgame has considerably increased. Many chess play

ers who did not pay any special attention to it before, have stated to study guides

on endings strenuously. Now games are not adjouned, and all decisions should be

made at the board. Besides the populariy of active chess grows where the nowl

edge of ypical positions and game methods in the endgame is especially impotant.

To len playing endgme well, it is necessay:

-To now as many typical ways, positions and methods of their playing as pos

sible. With the skill growth the quantiy of exact positions which should be imly

remembered should increse.

-To lean to understand the inal stage of a game, to ind the corect plans in it.

For this purpose it is necessary to sudy endgame classics and to solve chess prob

lems constantly, irst of all those that are as close to a practical game as possible, as

well as to analyze own endings careully.

The irst volume consists of7 chapters devoted to pawn and minor-pieces' end

ings. The chapters are divided into themes, each of them has exmples for inde

pendent solving. All answers can be found at he end of the book. The author hopes

that this book will help readers to lean more about the endings, to ejoy them and

to lean playing them well.

SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

an eroneous move

a vey poor move

a strong move

a vey strong move

! !

a remarkable move

+-(-+)hite (Black) has a decisive advantage

± (+) White (Black) has a considerable advantage

;; (+) White (Black) is slightly better

equality

. (A) White (Black) to move

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