How to Play Dynamic Chess (Master Chess Book 2)

In some sense chess is a simple game. The ultimate goal is straightforward: To mate the opponent’s king. To do so, you need to collect advantages. Now the question is: What is an advantage in chess and how do you obtain it?
In this lesson Lars Bo Hansen explains the dynamic connection between the three types of advantage in chess: The material, the dynamic and the positional advantage. As a player you need to know how and when to transform one type of advantage into another; when to sacrifice material for initiative; or how to make the choice between grabbing material and gaining positional advantage.
This lesson is for all tournament players who wish to play good dynamic chess, optimizing the position for throwing an attack on the opponent’s king without burning all bridges behind.