Lutz: Endspieltraining für die Praxis UpdateSN_required false The reader is actively involved

The reader is actively involved through training questions

you will be thoroughly entertained

This book grants access to Black's strategic framework as developed by Spassky and championed by Kasparov and other leading players

14 in 1938) whose legacy was suppressed for decades

the Vienna Game

Lutz: Endspieltraining für die Praxis UpdateSN_required false The reader is actively involvedEvery chess player has strengths and weaknesses. Whether it is tactics or strategy, middle game or endgame, the aspiring player should strive to achieve a high level in all areas. When reviewing his own games, the author noticed that a gap often occurred between the middle game and the endgame. An advantage gained early in the game was carelessly given away later on. An equal position was lost in the endgame. Lutz therefore decided to devote more time