1000 chess exercises Special Mate in 2 - Volume 2
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1000 chess exercises Special Mate in 2 - Volume 2

Chess is a great opportunity to develop memory, concentration, creativity and a sense of responsibility. It teaches us to make the right choices at the right time. Winning a game of chess is always a great moment in the life of a player, whether he is a beginner, an enlightened amateur or an International Grandmaster. But to win, you have to know how to win! Tactical mate in 2 exercises are the most popular for beginners and club players to learn winning tactical patterns. Practice seriously with these progressive exercises, based on real games. Practice again and again to become a good chess player and win as many games as you can! The more time you spend training, the stronger you will become.

Chess is a great opportunity to develop memory, concentration, creativity and a sense of responsibility. It teaches us to make the right choices at the right time. Winning a game of chess is always a great moment in the life of a player, whether he is a beginner, an enlightened amateur or an International Grandmaster. But to win, you have to know how to win! Tactical mate in 2 exercises are the most popular for beginners and club players to learn winning tactical patterns. Practice seriously with these progressive exercises, based on real games. Practice again and again to become a good chess player and win as many games as you can! The more time you spend training, the stronger you will become.

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