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	title:	How to Beat Your Dad at Chess (Gambit Chess)
	author:	Murray Chandler
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Gambit Publications Ltd
	released:	January 2, 1998
	isbn:	1901983056
	isbn-13:	9781901983050

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Customer Reviews
great little book for improving tactical ability - Rated At my level (around 1200-1300 elo) this is a little marvel! For starters the price is good and it's a quality hardback which is rare for chess books. Unlike the majority of chess manuals this is a doddle to read and doesn't require a photographic memory or multiple chess sets to work through! The title is a little misleading though. This is basically 50 checkmating patterns, 1 per page. I would suggest reading and re-reading this book until those patterns are burned into your memory. You'll be suprised at how often the opportunity to use these checkmate motifs will appear in your games.

Customer Reviews

great little book for improving tactical ability - Rated 5/5
At my level (around 1200-1300 elo) this is a little marvel! For starters the price is good and it's a quality hardback which is rare for chess books. Unlike the majority of chess manuals this is a doddle to read and doesn't require a photographic memory or multiple chess sets to work through!
The title is a little misleading though. This is basically 50 checkmating patterns, 1 per page. I would suggest reading and re-reading this book until those patterns are burned into your memory. You'll be suprised at how often the opportunity to use these checkmate motifs will appear in your games.