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Books How To Win at Chess Quickly - Simon Williams + CHESS BOARD

Name: How To Win at Chess Quickly - Simon Williams + CHESS BOARD
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"How To Win at Chess Quickly" by Grandmaster Simon Williams is a practical and entertaining chess book focused on teaching players how to exploit typical mistakes made in the opening and early middlegame to achieve quick victories.

Key points about the book:

Williams uses instructive games where one side wins rapidly to illustrate common errors and how to capitalize on them.

The book covers typical mistakes made by opponents and how to turn these errors to your advantage.

It emphasizes aggressive, tactical play that targets weaknesses and translates small advantages into quick wins.

Written in a clear and engaging style, suitable for club players aiming to improve their practical winning skills.

The book contains approximately 196 pages and is appreciated for its straightforward approach and confidence-building lessons on fast wins.

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Overall, it is a resource aimed at club players and ambitious amateurs who want to sharpen their ability to finish games quickly when opportunities arise.