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Chess from beginner to winner!: Master the game from the opening move to checkmate
Go from beginner to winner with this simple-to-follow guide by chess streaming sensation Kévin Bordi and FIDE master Samy Robin.
Want to learn chess? Not sure where to start?
Go from beginner to winner quicker than you ever imagined with this simple-to-follow guide!
Chess streaming sensation Kévin Bordi and FIDE master Samy Robin introduce you to a world of fun and excitement. Drawing on their experiences and unique playing style, they demystify the rules of the games, arm you with winning tactics and propel you towards success.
With more than 450 annotated illustrations, you will gain invaluable tips and tricks to refine your strategies and finally understand what is going on in the heads of champions.
Want to learn chess? Not sure where to start?
Go from beginner to winner quicker than you ever imagined with this simple-to-follow guide!
Chess streaming sensation Kévin Bordi and FIDE master Samy Robin introduce you to a world of fun and excitement. Drawing on their experiences and unique playing style, they demystify the rules of the games, arm you with winning tactics and propel you towards success.
With more than 450 annotated illustrations, you will gain invaluable tips and tricks to refine your strategies and finally understand what is going on in the heads of champions.
192 pages, Paperback
Published November 7, 2023
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Kévin Bordi
13 books2 followersKevin Bordi, né le 24 mars 1987, est un streamer, vidéaste web et joueur d'échecs français. Il propose depuis 2013 sur sa chaîne YouTube et Twitch Blitzstream des vidéos ou des diffusions en direct d'échecs. Avec 160 000 abonnés, il est le vidéaste francophone sur le thème des échecs le plus suivi.
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February 8, 2025
A good beginner's guide to chess. I would have given it 4 stars except for the multiple (not one, not two, but five!) mistakes in move notation—a good way to confuse beginners.
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January 8, 2024Yeah, I’m counting all the chess-related books I read this year as books. SUCK IT!
This was REALLY AWESOME for those who are familiar with chess but want to get into actually learning how to win. I really loved it!!!
This was REALLY AWESOME for those who are familiar with chess but want to get into actually learning how to win. I really loved it!!!
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