Ajedrez en miniatura - Volumen 2, de David LeMoir (tapa dura)

This Chess in Miniature - Volume 2 by David LeMoir is an English-language hardcover chess book about short, tactical games and the practical attacking ideas behind them. As the second volume in the Chess in Miniature series, it focuses on miniature chess games and the patterns that lead to quick, decisive results.

What this book covers

David LeMoir continues the journey through the world of short games, exploring the ideas behind the best miniatures. The book looks at topics such as choosing the right opening, taking advantage of an opponent’s greed, classic sacrifices and more advanced calculation of variations. It is both a collection of striking examples and a practical guide to how winning games are built.

Carefully selected examples and LeMoir’s commentary help make the mechanics of fast finishes easier to understand. That makes this a useful read for players who want to sharpen their tactical instincts, as well as for anyone looking for fresh ideas in openings and combinations that create an early edge.

Who it suits

This is a good choice for readers who enjoy dynamic chess and prefer to learn from memorable, concrete games. It will suit club players, ambitious amateurs and anyone who wants to expand their tactical ideas without working through only long strategic analyses.

Edition details

• Author: David LeMoir
• Series: Chess in Miniature
• Volume: 2
• Language: English
• Format: hardcover
• Page count: 288

Key details

• Product type: hardcover chess book
• Series: Chess in Miniature
• Volume: 2
• Author: David LeMoir
• Language: English
• Subject: miniature chess games
• Page count: 288