303 Tricky Chess Tactics

by Fred Wilson, Bruce Alberston

303 fascinating tactical chess problems are not only a fun challenge but a great training tool

Both a fascinating challenge and great training tool, these tricky tactical problems are not only super fun to solve but great for beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediate players to use as tools to improve their game. Tactics are presented in order of difficulty so that players can advance from the simple to the complex positions. Examples from actual games illustrate a wide range of tactics from the straightforward moves right up to the tricky traps. Players learn to use pins, single and double forks, double attacks, skewers, discovered and double checks, multiple threat tactics–and other crushing tactics as part of their problem-solving challenges. Great stuff and fun too!

Genres: Chess

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1999

Reviews

[Bobsie67]

Nice book of quick tactical shots. Not all are so easy. Excellent quality diagrams.

[alex]

If you're looking for more than 303 tricky chess tactics, this book is not for you.

[Frederick Tan]

A good tactical exercise for all level of chess players.