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The Rules of Winning Chess provides you with the key fundamentals of the game, principles that you can easily learn and remember, and that will help you to achieve both greater understanding and enjoyment of chess.

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9781857445961

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"""Players returning to chess after a break (school, job, family, etc.) might find The Rules of Winning Chess a good way to get some guidance and focus as they ease back into the Royal Game (or start removing the ""rust""). Beginning club players might find The Rules' direction (and inspiration) much less intimidating than, say, tackling Dvoretsky's manuals."" - Rick Kennedy, Chessville.com"

Players returning to chess after a break (school, job, family, etc.) might find The Rules of Winning Chess a good way to get some guidance and focus as they ease back into the Royal Game (or start removing the rust ). Beginning club players might find The Rules' direction (and inspiration) much less intimidating than, say, tackling Dvoretsky's manuals. - Rick Kennedy, Chessville.com

<p> Players returning to chess after a break (school, job, family, etc.) might find The Rules of Winning Chess a good way to get some guidance and focus as they ease back into the Royal Game (or start removing the rust ). Beginning club players might find The Rules' direction (and inspiration) much less intimidating than, say, tackling Dvoretsky's manuals. <p>- Rick Kennedy, Chessville.com

Players returning to chess after a break (school, job, family, etc.) might find The Rules of Winning Chess a good way to get some guidance and focus as they ease back into the Royal Game (or start removing the rust ). Beginning club players might find The Rules' direction (and inspiration) much less intimidating than, say, tackling Dvoretsky's manuals. - Rick Kennedy, Chessville.com

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Nigel Davies is a Grandmaster, a winner of numerous international tournaments and a former British Rapidplay Champion. He's an expert in chess teaching and the author of many successful books. Previous works for Everyman Chess include his Gambiteer series

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