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DescriptionThis Indian Tactics chess book gives you 500 positions from actualgames that use combinations and checkmates. All games in these IndianDefences follow after the moves 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4. Indian Defenses includeopenings like Budapest (2…e5), Benko Gambit and Benoni Defence (2…c53.d5), Gruenfeld Defence (2…g6 and …d5), the Catalan Opening (2…e63.g3), Queen’s Indian Defence (2…e6 3.Nf3 b6), Nimzo-Indian Defence(2…e6 3.Nc3 Bb4), and King’s Indian Defence (2…g6 and …d6). The IndianDefenses teach you to fight for a win with dynamic pawn structures. Whenyou run toward tactics, you run toward success. Tactics help you toattack and defend accurately. This book shows winning positions playedby masters into early 2021. If you’re good at tactics, you’re good atchess. Opening theory may help you start well. Endgame knowledge mayhelp you finish well. Tactical skill helps you win games and avoidlosses. Tactics include pins, forks, removing the defender, attackingtwo pieces at the same time, and threatening to mate your opponent. Theeasiest path to tactical success is to recognize patterns that occurfrequently in your favorite chess openings. Grandmasters know tacticsand can easily slide from one opening to another. Everyone knows a fewpositions. Here’s 500 in Indian Defences. Tactical knowledge helps youto improve your winning chances. Take your opponent’s pieces. Pick offthe pawns. Mate the king! Don’t rely on dumb luck. How can “dumb luck”allow you to win? You can win a few games when your opponent makes dumbmoves. That’s when your opponent gives up a piece for nothing. You’relucky when your opponent fails to defend a mate in one. To advance, youneed more than dumb luck. You need tactics. Fifty years ago Tim Sawyerplayed the Gruenfeld Defence. Later, he added all the Indian Defences tohis repertoire, eventually from both sides. The purpose of this book isto illustrate and teach Indian Defence Tactics. I assume you can readalgebraic chess notation. The White pieces are positioned at the bottomof each diagram. Above each diagram note who can move and win. It’seither White to play a tactical move or Black to play a tactical move.Some moves are simple and easy. Others are subtle and tricky. That’schess – lots of obvious moves and lots of sneaky moves. Look at eachdiagram. It’s a key position ready for a tactical win. The final movesare in bold with a brief analysis or comment. Chess engines were used toensure the accuracy of analysis. Follow the moves in your mind. Theskill to visualize each new position without moving pieces improves yourtactical strength.Indian Tactics is a companion to Queens GambitTactics. White plays 1.d4 and 2.c4 to influence the squares e5, d5, c5,and b5. Black hinders 2.e4 by either 1.d4 d5 or 1.d4 Nf6, but White mayplay for a later e4. Black seeks counterplay in Indian Defences.Discover strong moves after 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 with a brief comment. Whitehas many reliable strategies to play for an advantage by controlling thecenter. Black always has reasonable options to fight back by employingwhat is called a hypermodern strategy. Black maintains flexibility withthe plan to counter attack at the earliest possible moment. Eitherplayer may sacrifice a pawn, a piece, or the Exchange to speed up theattack. Any action in the center can turn quickly toward the kingside orthe queenside. Games are arranged by ECO (Encyclopedia of ChessOpenings) coding (A50 to A79; D70 to E99) proceeding generally from lesspopular to more popular moves. Note: ECO updates their codes from timeto time. I used the codes games had in my database. Ideas in this bookcome from the Indian Defences, but take note: These same tacticalpatterns work in other chess openings too. World champions have playedIndian Defences from both sides. Improve your chess. Go for the win! BuyIndian Tactics now.
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