Dominate Through Attrition And Control The Board All The Way To Checkmate With These Insights And Tactics From Chris Maks

Simplify the game with Chris’s five keys to a grinding approach to chess
Use your rooks, king, and knight to create dilemmas and traps for your opposition
See some of these strategies in play with Chris’s breakdowns of famous matches that employed these strategies
Let Chris Maks show you why a grinding style to chess is so effective, at all levels

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So, What Exactly Do You Get?

SIMPLIFY AND CRUCIFY!

5 KEYS TO GRINDING DOWN THE OPPONENT

KEY #1 ROOK TO THE OPEN FILE AND 7TH RANK

KEY #2 ACTIVE KING IN THE ENDGAME

KEY #3 THE OUTPOST: THE KNIGHT OUTPOST/THE ROOK OUTPOST

KEY #4 THE PRINCIPLE OF 2 WEAKNESSES

KEY #5 THE BATTERING RAM

GAME 1: CAPABLANCA VS. TARTAKOWER - NEW YORK 1924

GAME 2: ALEKHINE VS. YATES - LONDON 1922

GAME 3: PETROSIAN VS. KOZALI - MONTEVIDEO 1954

GAME 4: BOLESLAVSKY VS. LISSITZIN - MOSCOW 1956

GAME 5: MATISONS VS. NIMZOVICH - CARLSBAD 1929

GAME 6: KUPFERSTICH VS. ANDREASSEN - COPENHAGEN 1953

GAME 7: KARPOV VS. KORCHNOI - MOSCOW 1974

GAME 8: MENCHIK VS. CAPABLANCA - HASTINGS 1931

GAME 9: PETROSIAN VS. PILNIK - AMSTERDAM 1956

GAME 10: LEONHARDT VS. NIMZOVICH - SAN SEBASTIAN 1912

GAME 11: MARSHALL VS. CAPABLANCA - NEW YORK 1918

GAME 12: PETROSIAN VS. KORCHNOI - LENINGRAD 1946

GAME 13: KARPOV VS. KASPAROV - LENINGRAD 1990

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