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Edward Lasker. Chess Strategy
Chess Strategy
Table of Contents
TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE AUTHOR'S PREFACE
PART I. I. INTRODUCTORY
II. HINTS FOR BEGINNERS
III. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CHESS STRATEGY
IV. THE OPENING
V. THE END-GAME
END-GAMES FROM MASTER-PLAY
VI. THE MIDDLE GAME
PART II. ILLUSTRATIVE GAMES FROM MASTER TOURNAMENTS
TABLE OF OPENINGS
TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE
JULIUS DU MONT. AUTHOR'S PREFACE
EDWARD LASKER. PART I
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTORY. I. RULES OF THE GAME
DIAG. 1
II. NOTATION
CHAPTER II
HINTS FOR BEGINNERS—ELEMENTARY COMBINATIONS
CHAPTER III
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CHESS STRATEGY
CHAPTER IV
THE OPENING
5. … B-K2 6. P-QR3??
8. … P-Q4
3. P-Q4
1. P-Q4 P-Q4 2. P-QB4
I. CENTRE GAMBIT
II. KING'S BISHOP'S OPENING
III. SCOTCH GAMBIT
IV. SCOTCH GAME
11. P-KR3
I
II
I
7. Q-Q2 P-QR3
II
IRREGULAR OPENINGS
CHAPTER V
THE END-GAME
1. K-Q4, K-K2; 2. K-K5
END-GAMES FROM MASTER PLAY
1. FROM A GAME TEICHMANN-BLACKBURNE (BERLIN, 1897)
12. K-B2 K-B5
II. FROM A GAME ED. LASKER-ROTLEVI (HAMBURG, 1910)
3. K-K5 P-B3
IV. FROM A GAME BIRD-JANOWSKI
V. FROM A GAME STEINER-FORGACZ (SZEKESFEHERVAR, 1907)
2. K-K2 K-K3 3. R-KB4 R-KB1
4. P-Q4 P-QB4
VI. FROM A GAME CHAROUSEK-HEINRICHSEN (COLOGNE, 1898)
CHAPTER VI
THE MIDDLE GAME. GENERAL REMARKS
FROM A GAME FR. LAZARD-ED. LASKER (PARIS, 1914)
PART II
ILLUSTRATIVE GAMES FROM MASTER TOURNAMENTS
6. … B-QB4 7. B-Q2
14. P-KR3
20. P-R3
5. … P-KB4
14. Q-K2 Q-Q4
16. B-K3 Q-Q4
GAME NO. 4
7. B-Q2
13. P-QR4
25. … KR-Q1 26. R-K7 Q-Q3
5. … P-Q3
16. Q-K3 K-R2 17. P-KR3
23. R-K1
28. … Q-K6
GAME NO. 7
15. … P-Q6 16. P-B3 B-Q3
GAME NO. 8
12. … P-Q3 13. P-B4!
19. R-QB2 Q-B3
6. P-Q3
5. P-Q4
20. P-KB4 B-B1
26. P-KR3
26. … P-B5
27. P-B3 P-KR3
5. P-Q4 B-K2
26. P-KR3 R-R1 27. P-QR4
9. P-Q3
17. … KR-K1
18. P-R3
29. P-R4
13. Q-B3
19. … R-B1 20. P-B4 B-KB4 21. R-K1 B-B3 22. K-R1
26. … B-K5 27. K-R2 B-K2 28. Q-B1
28. … P-B4 29. R-K1 B-R5
19. QR-K1 P-QB4 20. P-K6
10. … Q-R5
14. … B-K3
12. P-B5!!
9. … Q-K2
11. … P-Q4 12. B-K3
14. … P-B3 15. Q-K4 B-K3 16. R-K3 B-QB4
19. R-Q1
4. … B-K2
20. … Q-Q2
7. … K-Q1
GAME NO. 25
7. … B-Q3 8. Q-B3 P-B3
12. Q-R3 P-KB4
GAME NO. 27
1. P-K4 P-QB4
8. B-K2
1. P-K4 P-QB4
3. P-K5
22. B-R7 R-B3
17. … P-B4
GAME NO. 34
27. … P-R3 28. B-K3 KR-Q1 29. K-R2 R-R1
GAME NO. 35
5. … P-K4
GAME NO. 36
10. P-K5 B-K2 11. Q-K2 R-K1 12. QR-Q1 P-QB3 13. Q-K4 Q-B2
GAME NO. 37
19. … P-B5 20. P-Q5?
28. B-B5 R-Q1
29. P-KR4
40. Q-Q6
40. … Q-B4 41. Q-Q4
12. … QR-B1 13. B-Q3 P-KR3
17. … R-Q3 18. R-QB1 R-R3
19. P-B3 R-Q1
33. … R-QB3
34. R(B1)-Q1 KR-QB1
GAME NO. 39
10. Q-Q2
10. … Q-K2!
11. B-Q3?
GAME NO. 40
GAME NO. 41
22. P-B3
22. … KR-K1
10. P-K4 P-K4
GAME NO. 44
1. P-Q4 P-QB4
2. P-Q5 P-Q3 3. P-QB4
17. Q-B3
20. … Q-B4
28. R-K8
GAME NO. 46
10. … P-KR3
19. B-K4 P-B4 20. P-B4!!
1. P-KB4 P-Q4
11. Q-K2
25. K-B1
1. P-K3 P-Q3
5. P-K4
19. P-QR3
37. R-K2 Q-Q2 38. R-K6 B-R1
TABLE OF OPENINGS
A. KING'S PAWN GAMES
B. QUEEN'S PAWN GAMES
C. IRREGULAR OPENINGS
1. P-QB4 1. P-KB4 P-Q4 1. … P-K4 1. P-K3 P-Q3
Отрывок из книги
Edward Lasker
Published by Good Press, 2019
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It is Black's move, and we will suppose he wishes to play P-K4. A beginner will probably calculate thus: I push on my pawn, he takes with his pawn, my Knight takes, so does his, then my Bishop takes, and so on. This is quite wrong, and means waste of time and energy.
When the beginner considers a third or fourth move in such a combination, he will already have forgotten which pieces he intended to play in the first moves. The calculation is perfectly simple upon the following lines: I play P-K4, then my pawn is attacked by a pawn and two Knights, a Bishop and two Rooks, six times in all. It is supported by a Bishop, two Knights, two Rooks and a Queen, six times in all. Therefore I can play P-K4, provided the six units captured at K4 are not of greater value than the six white units which are recaptured. In the present instance both sides lose a pawn, two Knights, two Rooks, and a Bishop, and there is no material loss. This established, he can embark on the advance of the KP without any fear.
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