Description
Study Chess with Matthew Sadler
Matthew Sadler is one of the UK's strongest ever players. He became a Grandmaster at 19, won the British Championship twice and, among other amazing achievements, made a gold medal winning score of 10½ / 13 on board four for England in the 1996 chess Olympiad.
In 2000 Matthew quit full-time chess. However, he re-emerged ten years later in 2010 to play a rapidplay tournament in Wageningen, Holland which he promptly won with 7 / 7. In 2011 he played in strong international events at Barcelona and Oslo and won them with the Fischer-like scores of 8½ / 10 and 8 / 9 respectively. After a decade away from the game, these results are simply astounding.
Matthew's extraordinary ability at chess stems not simply from natural talent but is based on a brilliant aptitude for preparing to play. He understands exactly what needs to be studied and how to go about it. In this book he recounts how he organized the preparation for his "comeback" and from his results the success of this method is self-evident. In this book Matthew shares his secrets and reveals how to:
- Incorporate unorthodox openings into your repertoire
- Study middlegame situations
- Understand what is important in the endgame
NOTE: This interactive e-book is in ChessBase .cbv format. Requires ChessBase 6.0 or higher, Fritz, (any ChessBase engine software), or the free ChessBase Reader which can be downloaded at no cost.
System requirements, minimum: Pentium 1 GHz, 512 MB RAM, Windows Vista or Windows XP (Service Pack 2)