" Every diagram is a lesson." - A. Soltis
According to GM Soltis, the most basic way to improve is to stop at every diagram you came across. Concentrate in understanding the position, think critically and make a choice to find the best move.
I agree partly, but it's not fully accurate. All chess knowledge is not equal. At any rate, the chess positions presented below will definitely help you enhance two critical skills of "making a threat" and "recognizing an opponent's threat" as well.
I agree partly, but it's not fully accurate. All chess knowledge is not equal. At any rate, the chess positions presented below will definitely help you enhance two critical skills of "making a threat" and "recognizing an opponent's threat" as well.
Find the best move!
(Each diagram is to be solved beginning with white's turn, then with black's turn.)
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(Solutions - Apr/2016)
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