How not to lose in chess (Master Chess Book 6)

Typically, losing games makes chess players more unhappy than winning makes them happy. The aim of this Master Chess lesson is to help you lose fewer chess games by boosting your sense of danger and eliminate unnecessary losses.

The book highlights the warning signs that cause losses if missed. Instructive games from Grandmaster practice illustrate the warning signs and how to identify them. Multiple exercises allow you to practice and boost your sense of danger. Tips for self-improvement are presented to help you continue to work on this area.

It will only take you a weekend to study this lesson, but the improvements to your game will be immediate and lasting. You will soon notice how you start to sense danger before it happens and your number of unnecessary losses will go down.