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Most tactics and training books are good for boosting your calculation ability, but they do not teach you how to calculate. This is the difference I want to make with my own books, by arranging the exercises in different categories so that the thinking process more closely resembles the one we have during a game. Level 1 of my new series consists of learning how to checkmate your opponent. The first three chapters are a rather classical tactics training, then things get harder. In Chapter 4, you have to trap your opponents king; in Chapter 5, you have to win by eliminating the defender in your opponents position; in Chapter 6, by using a decisive double threat and in Chapter 7, with an unexpected winning sacrifice. Chapter 8 consists of a few other problems which required short instructions. You should go through the book chapter by chapter. The complexity of the examples increases throughout the book, and you shouldnt skip a category if you consider it too easy. The book covers the full thinking process you should have when trying to mate your opponent, or when the situation of your opponents king may tempt you to look further in a mating direction. As with all training, there is a warm-up, a tough phase, a break, a relaxing phase, then another tough phase, and respecting the pedagogical order of the book will make sure that you derive the maximum benefit from it, and are 100% ready for Level 2. After you have completed all 276 exercises in the book you wont let your opponents king escape when it shouldnt. Reading it should pay off quickly in terms of results! And this is exactly what I wish you.

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Show in Text Mode Show in Quiz Mode 21
Waitzkin, J. Frumkin, E.

26 7ShowHide Solution 26 Q xg7 K xg7 27 B f6 K g6 27 K h6 28 - photo 1
26.? +
(7) Show/Hide Solution 26. Q xg7+! K xg7 27. B f6+ K g6 27... K h6 28.

R h3+ K g6 delays mate by one move. 28. R g3+ K h6 28... K h5 29. R g5+ K h4 30. N f3# 29.

B g7+ K h5 30. R g5+ K h4 31. N f3# 1-0 Waitzkin, J Frumkin, E, New York 1987. 22
Graf, A. Kunte, A. N g5# 44. N g5# 44.

N xe7+ K h7 A) 44... K h6 45. B f4+ K h7 46. Q g8# B) 44... K f6 45. B h4# 45.

Q g8+ K h6 46. B f4# 1-0 Graf, A (2595) Kunte, A (2345), Calcutta 1996. 23
Moser, E. Jurkiewicz, K.

29 5ShowHide Solution 29 R a7 B xa7 30 Q xd7 K a6 30 Q c7 31 - photo 3
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Q xd7+ K a6 30... Q c7 31. Q xc7+ delays mate by one move. 31. Q xa7+ K b5 32. 24
Milovanovic, D. Krush, I.

30 4ShowHide Solution 30 R h1 31 K xh1 Q h6 And mate on h2 - photo 4
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K xh1 Q h6+ And mate on h2 follows. 0-1 Milovanovic, D Krush, I (2380), Parsippany 2001. 25
Denker Klein

28 4ShowHide Solution 28 R h8 K xh8 29 R f8 K h7 30 Q h3 R h4 - photo 5
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Q xh4# 1-0 Denker Klein, Male 2015. 26
Friedel, J. Chow, A.

25 5ShowHide Solution 25 R e8 K g7 25 R xe8 26 R xe8 K g7 - photo 6
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R xe8+ K g7 27.h6+ K xh6 28. Q h4+ K g7 29. Q h7# 26.h6+! K xh6 27. Q h4+ K g7 28. Q h8# 1-0 Friedel, J (2528) Chow, A (2253), Wheeling 2010. Bauer, C.

34 5ShowHide Solution 34 B a3 35 K c3 N b5 36 K c2 Q f5 And - photo 7
34...? +
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K c3 N b5+ 36. K c2 Q f5++ And ... Q d3# will follow soon. 0-1 Donchenko, A (2498) Bauer, C (2628), Metz 2014. 28
Saric, I.

32 4ShowHide Solution 32 Q a2 33 K xa2 33 K c2 b1 Q 34 K - photo 8
32...? +
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K c2 b1= Q + 34. K c3 Q b4+ 35. K d3 Q axd2# 33...b1= Q + 34. K a3 Q b3# 0-1 Saric, I (2666) Vachier-Lagrave, M (2757), Wijk aan Zee 2015. 29
Krupenski, Y.

27 4ShowHide Solution 27 Q g6 fxg6 28 B g8 K h8 29 B f7 K h7 - photo 9
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27 4ShowHide Solution 27 Q g6 fxg6 28 B g8 K h8 29 B f7 K h7 - photo 9
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Q g6+! fxg6 28. B g8+ K h8 29. B f7+ K h7 30.hxg6# 1-0 Krupenski, J (2406) Gelfand, B (2735), Tallinn 2016. 30
Ivanchuk, V. Matlakov, M.

56 4ShowHide Solution 56 R f8 K g7 57 Q f7 R xf7 58 R 1xf7 K h6 - photo 10
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R f8+ K g7 57. Q f7+! R xf7 58. R 1xf7+ K h6 59. R h8# 1-0 Ivanchuk, V (2747) Matlakov, M (2694), Doha 2016. 31
Admiraal, M.

39 4ShowHide Solution 39 Q g5 K h8 40 Q g7 B xg7 41 R e8 B f8 42 - photo 11
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39 4ShowHide Solution 39 Q g5 K h8 40 Q g7 B xg7 41 R e8 B f8 42 - photo 11
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Q g5+ K h8 40. Q g7+! B xg7 41. R e8+ B f8 42. R xf8# 1-0 Admiraal, M (2456) Vedder, H (2371), Belgium 2017. 32
Kazarian, A.

32 6ShowHide Solution 32 Q xh7 K xh7 33 R h3 K g6 34 R h6 K g5 - photo 12
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32 6ShowHide Solution 32 Q xh7 K xh7 33 R h3 K g6 34 R h6 K g5 - photo 12
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Q xh7+! K xh7 33. R h3+ K g6 34. R h6+ K g5 35.h4+ K g4 36. N e3+ K g3 37. R f3# 1-0 Kazarian, A (2257) Limanovska, E (1990), Riga 2017. 33
Huang, R.

Ganguly, S.

37 4ShowHide Solution 37f2 38 R xf2 38 K h2 Q xh4 38 R - photo 13
37...? +
(4) Show/Hide Solution 37...f2+! 38. R xf2 38. K h2 Q xh4# 38... R xg2+! 39. R xg2 R f1+ 40.

K h2 Q xh4# 0-1 Huang, R (2328) Ganguly, S (2621), Tianjin 2018. 34
Petrosian, T. Martirosyan, H.

46 6ShowHide Solution 46 R h3 47gxh3 Q f3 48 K h2 Q xh3 49 K - photo 14
46...? +
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K g1 c1= Q + 50. Q xc1 R xc1+ 51. R e1 R xe1# 0-1 (46) Petrosian, T (2595) Martirosyan, H (2616), Moscow 2019. 35
Saric, I. Charbonneau, P.

25 6ShowHide Solution 25 Q xg6 1-0 Saric I 2690 Charbonneau P - photo 15
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Q xg6+! 1-0 Saric, I (2690) Charbonneau, P (2505), Internet 2019. Black resigned in view of the imminent mate: 25... K f8 26. Q h6+ K g8 27. R g3+ B g4 28. R xg4+ B g5 29.

R xg5+ R g7 30. Q xg7# 36
Ivic, V. Cabarkapa, N.

33 6ShowHide Solution 33 Q xg7 K xg7 34 R f7 K h8 34 K xg6 35 - photo 16
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N e5+ K h6 36. R g6+ K h5 37. R h7# 35.g7+ K h7 35... K g8 36. N h6+ K h7 37.g8= Q + K xh6 38. R h7# 36.g8= Q +! K xg8 37.

N h6+ K h8 38. R g8# 1-0 Ivic, V (2487) Cabarkapa, N (2443), Kragujevac 2019. 37
Cornette, D. Smith, A.

22 4ShowHide Solution 22 R f8 K g7 23 Q f7 B xf7 24 R 1xf7 K h6 - photo 17
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Q f7+! B xf7 24. R 1xf7+ K h6 25. R h7# 1-0 Cornette, D (2433) Smith, A (2481), Brest 2019. 38
Cuenca Jimenez, J. Cori, J. R c3+! 35. R c3+! 35.

K xb4 Q xb2+ 36. K a5 Q a3+ 37. K b6 Q c5+ 38. K a6 R a3+ 39. K b7 R a7+ 40. 39
Guseinov, G. 39
Guseinov, G.

Mammadova, G.

33 5ShowHide Solution 33d7 1-0 Guseinov G 2654 Mammadova G - photo 19
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(5) Show/Hide Solution 33.d7+! 1-0 Guseinov, G (2654) Mammadova, G (2360), Baku 2019. Black resigned as she gets mated shortly, regardless of her next move: 33... R xd7 A) 33... Q xd7 34. N c7+ Q xc7 35.

Q e6+ Q e7 36. Q xe7# B) 33... N xd7 34. N c7# C) 33... K xd7 34. Q c6# 34.

Q c8+ R d8 35. N c7+ Q xc7 36. Q e6+ Q e7 37. Q xe7# 40
Kulaots, K. Lagarde, M. Q h1+ 41. Q h1+ 41.

K e2 R xf2+! 42. K xf2 42. K e3 Q e1+ 43. R e2 R xe2+ 44. K d4 R d2# 42... N g4+ 43.

K e2 Q g2+ 44. K e1 Q g1+ 45. K e2 Q f2+ 46. K d1 Q f1# 0-1 Kulaots, K (2542) Lagarde, M (2657), Batumi 2019. Show in Text Mode Show in Quiz Mode Chapter 4 Trap Your Opponents King In this chapter you have to foresee a mating idea which involves trapping your opponents king. In some of the examples you will be able to find a forced mate, the main difference from the previous chapters being that the first move isnt always a check.

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