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Re-Engineering The Classics: A Silicon Reappraisal Of Thirty-Five Classic Games is a chess book from New In Chess by Grandmaster Matthew Sadler and Steve Giddins. It takes a fresh look at classic games with the help of Leela, Komodo, and Stockfish.
The book ranges from Anderssen – Dufresne, played in 1852, to Botvinnik – Bronstein (1951) and Geller – Euwe (1953), and also examines games featuring Bent Larsen, Michael Basman, Tony Miles, Viktor Korchnoi, Capablanca, Petrosian, Spassky, Tal, and others. It highlights positional, strategic, and technical ideas that modern engines bring into focus.
These analyses uncover new plans, endgame insights, exchange sacrifices, king hunts, and attacking concepts that deepen chess understanding. It is designed to help club players and experts improve through instructive classic-game study.
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