Kislik: Chess Logic in Practice the big greek Co-authors Karsten Müller and Hannes

Co-authors Karsten Müller and Hannes Langrock have added a new theoretical appendix that provides a condensed repertoire for black players

as well as many other topics — those about which chess players and also trainers usually do not think as deeply as they should in order to achieve better results

is complemented by historical and biographical perspectives to make this a truly unique opening manual

in particular

Chapter 3 – Fianchetto system

Kislik: Chess Logic in Practice the big greek Co-authors Karsten Müller and HannesChess players understand that it is vital to play logically, but often lack the methods needed to do so. In this book, renowned trainer Erik Kislik presents a wide range of specific concepts that will help them succeed. These include positional techniques, thinking methods, and modes of play to adopt when either better or worse. Just the list of chapter titles shows how original Kislik's presentation is. They include: Painfully Slow Moves Focal Points