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Menu Principal Home Ajedrez Online Programas de Ajedrez Teoría General Aperturas [A00 - A99] Aperturas [B00 - B99] Aperturas [C00 - C99] Aperturas [D00 - D99] Aperturas [E00 - E99] Medio Juego Finales   Archivo Problemas   Archivo de Partidas Bases de Datos Online Arqueología del Ajedrez Enlaces de Ajedrez Libros de Ajedrez Noticias Internacionales Eventos de Ajedrez Play Chess Fide Ratings Banners Search with Google Chess Puzzles for the Casual Player, Volume 1 by Kevin Houston http://www.chesspuzzlebook.com/ Editorial Review: Chess puzzles for the Casual Player, Vol. 1 contains 50 highly instructive puzzles illustrated by 776 move by move diagrams. Each puzzle contains two parts. First, you are shown a move that may seem good but is actually bad and asked how to take advantage of it. Second, you are asked what a better move would have been in the first place. This two part puzzle training technique helps you learn how to take advantage of opponents' blunders and also how to avoid them yourself. The positions come from real games between average casual players. Every solution is generated and verified by sophisticated professional chess analysis software. The solution to every puzzle is fully illustrated, and explained with easy to understand text. by Bruce Albertson Publicatiion Date: October 2004 Editorial Review: A great puzzle book to encourage the development of chess visualization. The planning and visualization skills taught here translate directly to over-the-board chess and have many other applications as well, for players and instructors alike. Bruce Alberston is an experienced chess instructor and author of many books on chess for beginning and intermediate players. He lives in NYC. By Barden, Leonard Publication Date: 15 November 2002 Editorial Review: For nearly half a century Leonard Barden has delighted readers of his newspaper columns with his chess puzzles, taken from both the world of chess composition and practical play. Here he presents the best of these v hundreds of brain-teasers designed for all levels of player and classified under such themes as Novice corner, Knockouts in one, Checkmates in two, Practical opening traps, Learn from the champions Spot the blunder, Strategic chess, Endgame challenges, Touch nuts, and Party tricks. Problema de la Semana - Archivo Problem of the Week # 17 White to move and win SOLUTION 1. Rf5 Nxf5 2. exf5 Kh7 3. f6 1-0 Anthony Miles - Michel Jadoul Brussels 1986 Problem of the Week # 18 White to move and win SOLUTION 1.Rf3 1-0 (1 ...Qd4 2.Ng6 Re8 3.Qe6+Re6 4.Rf8+ Kh8 5.Rh7#) Jonathan Speelman - Pal Benko EU Cup Rotterdam 1987 Problem of the Week # 19 White to move and win SOLUTION 1. Bd5! Bxd5 2. e8=Q+! Rxe8 3. Rxe5 Rc8 4. Rxd5 +- Gruenberg - Gutman Moscow 1989 Problem of the Week # 20 White to move and win SOLUTION 1. Rf1 Rd8 (... Qe7 2. Bf7+ Kh8 3. Bd5) 2. Bf7+ Kh8 3. Be8 1-0 Reti-Bogoljubow (New York 1924) Problem of the Week # 21 White to move and win SOLUTION 1. Rc6+ 1-0 (1. ... Bxc6 2. Nc5+ Ka5 3. Bc7#) Ivkov - Portisch (Bled 1961) Problem of the Week # 22 White to move and win SOLUTION 1.Rh8+ Kg6 2.f5+ 1-0 (2. ... ef5 3.Qh6+ gh6 4.Rag8#) Berstein - Kotov (1946) Problem of the Week # 23 White to move and win SOLUTION 1.Rg7+ Bg7 2.Rc8+ Kf7 3.Qh5+ Ke7 4.Qe8+ Kd6 5.Rc6+ Kd5 6.Qd7+ 1-0 Bronstein - Gligoric (1967) Problem of the Week # 24 Black to move and win SOLUTION 1. ... Qf3 0-1 (2. gxf3 Nexf3+ 3.Kh1 Bh3) Gilles Andruet - Boris Spassky (Bundesliga 1988) Problem of the Week # 25 Black to move and win SOLUTION 1. ... Nf3+ 0-1 (2. gxf3 Rd5+ 3. Kc1 Rxe1#) Westerinen - Larsen (Havana 1967) Problem of the Week # 26 White to move and win SOLUTION 1. Bxe6 Rxd1 2. Qa8+ 1-0 (2. ... Kh7 3. Bxf7) Bilek - Farago (Hun-ch 1973) Problem of the Week # 27 White to move and win SOLUTION 1. Rxd4 cxd4 2. Ba3+ Be7 3. Bxe6 1-0 (3. ... Bxa3 4. Ng6#) Steinitz - Weiss (Vienna 1882) Problem of the Week # 28 White to move and win SOLUTION 1.Nxg7 Bxc4 2.Bf6 Be7 3.Qf3 1-0 Stein - Portisch (Stockholm 1962) Problem of the Week # 29 White to move and win SOLUTION 1.Qb6 ab6 2.Ne6 Qf6+ 3.Nd4 1-0 Suba - Hawelko (Warsaw 1987) Problem of the Week # 30 White to move and win SOLUTION 1. Rh8+ Bxh8 2. Qxg5+ Bg7 3. Nf6+ Kf8 3. Rh8+ 1-0 Conquest-Bobzin (Bern 1993) Problem of the Week # 31 White to move and win SOLUTION 1. Bxe5 fxe5 2.Qd5+ 1-0 Miles - Timman (Amsterdam 1985)

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