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Despite his relatively young age, Magnus Carlsen has already secured his place in chess history as a legend of the game. In a short space of time his accomplishments have been extraordinary. In December 2012 he broke Garry Kasparov's record to become the highest-rated chess player of all time. He followed up this achievement in 2013 by defeating Vishy Anand to become World Chess Champion. Carlsen's universal style, positional mastery and incredible mental strength add up to make him a formidable opponent. In this book, former American Open Champion Cyrus Lakdawala invites you to join him in a study of his favourite Carlsen games. Lakdawala examines Carlsen's skills in attack and defence, exploiting imbalances, accumulating advantages and endgame play, and shows us how we can all improve by learning from Carlsen's masterpieces. Move by Move provides an ideal platform to study chess. By continually challenging the reader to answer probing questions throughout the book, the Move by Move format greatly encourages the learning and practising of vital skills just as much as the traditional assimilation of knowledge. Carefully selected questions and answers are designed to keep you actively involved and allow you to monitor your progress as you learn. This is an excellent way to improve your chess skills and knowledge. *Learn from the games of a world champion *Important ideas absorbed by continued practice *Utilizes an ideal approach to chess study
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Publisher
Popular ChessYear
2014eBook ISBN
9781781942093Table of contents
- About the author
- Series Foreword
- Bibliography
- Introduction
- 1 Carlsen on the Attack
- 2 Carlsen on Defence and Counterattack
- 3 Carlsen on the Dynamic Element
- 4 Carlsen on Exploiting Imbalances
- 5 Carlsen on Accumulating Advantages
- 6 Carlsen on Endgames
- Index of Complete Games
- Agdestein.S-Carlsen.M, 3rd matchgame, Norwegian Ch’ship Play-off, Oslo 2006
- Anand.V-Carlsen.M, World Championship (Game 6), Chennai 2013
- Anand.V-Carlsen.M, World Championship (Game 9), Chennai 2013
- Aronian.L-Carlsen.M, Nice (blindfold) 2010
- Bologan.V-Carlsen.M, Biel 2012
- Carlsen.M-Aronian.L, Morelia/Linares 2008
- Carlsen.M-Azmaiparashvili.Z, Khanty-Mansiysk 2005
- Carlsen.M-Caruana.F, Biel 2011
- Carlsen.M-Caruana.F, Grand Slam, Sao Paulo/Bilbao 2012
- Carlsen.M-Caruana.F, Vugar Gashimov Memorial, Shamkir 2014
- Carlsen.M-Caruana.F, Zurich 2014
- Carlsen.M-Dolmatov.S, Aeroflot Open, Moscow 2004
- Carlsen.M-Ganguly.S, Dubai Open 2004
- Carlsen.M-Gelfand.B, London Candidates 2013
- Carlsen.M-Gelfand.B, Zurich 2014
- Carlsen.M-Ivanchuk.V, Morelia/Linares 2007
- Carlsen.M-Jones.G, London 2012
- Carlsen.M-Kamsky.G, Khanty-Mansiysk 2005
- Carlsen.M-Kamsky.G, St. Louis 2013
- Carlsen.M-Kasparov.G, Reykjavik (rapid) 2004
- Carlsen.M-Kramnik.V, London 2009
- Carlsen.M-Kramnik.V, Tal Memorial, Moscow 2013
- Carlsen.M-Nakamura.H, Monaco (rapid) 2011
- Carlsen.M-Radjabov.T, Nanjing 2009
- Carlsen.M-Sokolov.I, Wijk aan Zee 2013
- Carlsen.M-Topalov.V, Nanjing 2010
- Carlsen.M-Vachier Lagrave.M, Cap d’Agde (rapid) 2006
- Carlsen.M-Van Wely.L, Foros 2008