As we progress as chess players we quickly learn a set of
guidelines which help us to formulate plans, develop typical
strategies and recognize key tactics. However, chess is not an easy
game, with fixed 'rules' that can be applied to every single
position. In fact, blindly following such rules proves to be
counterproductive and prevents a player from moving on to the next
level, whereas knowing when to 'break' these rules is precisely the
skill which separates the best from the rest. In this instructive
book, Grandmaster Neil McDonald studies in depth the key components
of successful rule-breaking in chess. Drawing upon his own
experience and using illuminating examples from modern grandmaster
chess, McDonald examines how to avoid stereotypical thinking, how
to exploit typical thinking patterns, and how to confuse and beat
opponents with surprising ideas. *Enhance your chess strategy and
creativity *Recognize and exploit typical thinking processes
*Covers opening, middlegame and endgame play
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