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Judgment and Planning in Chess delves into a pivotal phase of the game — approximately eight moves in — where the opening transitions into the middle game. This crucial juncture bridges the gap between opening theory and middle-game strategies, making it an essential focus for aspiring players.
In this classic work, Dr. Max Euwe examines a variety of orthodox openings and positions as they emerge from the opening phase. He identifies the key characteristics of these positions, explains why one side might hold an advantage, and provides practical guidance on steering the game toward a successful outcome.
Praised for its clarity and insight, with the Times Literary Supplement noting it as “written with all the expository power for which the ex-champion is famous,” this book remains a cornerstone for players seeking to deepen their understanding of strategic chess play.
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