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How To Swindle In Chess is a chess book by Batsford Chess in which Grandmaster and respected chess journalist Andrew Soltis explores the art of swindling in chess.
A swindle is a ruse used from a losing position to trick an opponent into a win or draw. Soltis explains why swindles are not accidental or simply luck, and shows how players can learn to spot traps, use overconfidence against an opponent, and choose practical risks.
This is a useful read for players of all levels who want to understand a little-written-about part of the game. Browse more in Accessories > Chess Books or compare it with Chess Camp - Volume 1.
Plenty of examples help make the ideas clear and practical for real games.
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