Modern Chess Preparation de Vladimir Tukmakov
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"The most important aim of modern preparation, both for professionals and for ambitious amateurs, is to get a playable position that you understand better than your opponent.
The role of the computer in preparation has grown tremendously and Tukmakov explains how top grandmasters use their ‘Metal Friend’. He warns that professionals should not put too much trust in chess engines and should analyse more deeply themselves.
Club players, on the other hand, should reduce their time in front of the machine to a minimum. Tukmakov explains what amateurs should do in order to arrive at the board well-armed: study the classics, analyse your own games without a computer, and know yourself."
Modern Chess Preparation. Getting Ready for your Opponent in the Information Age
Vladimir Tukmakov
New in Chess
2012
286 pages
NIC20190221
Fiche technique
- Langue
- anglais
- Contenu
- Intelligence artificielle
Pédagogie/coaching - Exercices
- sans
- Niveau
- Joueurs de club
Experts - ISBN
- 978-90-5691-377-9
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"The most important aim of modern preparation, both for professionals and for ambitious amateurs, is to get a playable position that you understand better than your opponent.
The role of the computer in preparation has grown tremendously and Tukmakov explains how top grandmasters use their ‘Metal Friend’. He warns that professionals should not put too much trust in chess engines and should analyse more deeply themselves.
Club players, on the other hand, should reduce their time in front of the machine to a minimum. Tukmakov explains what amateurs should do in order to arrive at the board well-armed: study the classics, analyse your own games without a computer, and know yourself."