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Why You Lose At Chess is an updated chess classic from Dover Chess that explains how to learn from losses by spotting warning signs as they appear and analyzing games that went wrong.
Tim Harding examines every stage of the game, showing why players lose from good positions as well as weak ones. The book also looks at the pressure of time, the shift from traditional correspondence chess to email and Internet-based play, and the intricacies of computer chess.
It also shows how practice against computers can help players from novice to grandmaster, and it profiles Harding’s own most instructive loss alongside similar losses by three International Masters. A detailed analysis of the famous game between Gary Kasparov and IBM’s Deep Blue is included as well.
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