The Comfort Zone

Your Keys to Your Chess Success

The Comfort Zone
Daniel Gormally
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Paperback
h234 x 170mm - 264pg
19 Jul 2021 BE
International import eta 7-19 days
9789464201222
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Provisionally entitled The Comfort Zone: why the tournaments you play; your mindset and your opening choices might be the key to your chess success. Chapter list:
    The comfort zone. The war against superficiality. How I prepared for the British. The Brooks Koepka method, and the importance of competitive conditioning. Why computers are narrowing opening theory. Understanding with Mr Liem. Grandmaster vs Amateur. How to defeat certain players, and the lock-down tournament. Can you make 12 strengthening moves in a row? Madman theory. Gorm attacks: the good, the bad, and the Tinder swipe left ugly. The platform and the Petroff. Revenge pawn.
Born 04/05/1976Currently living in Alnwick, Northumberland, England. Daniel has been a chess professional for over twenty years, in which time he has played in many tournaments both in the U. K. and abroad. He has represented England in the European team championships and the Olympiad. Daniel has taken high placing in the British chess championships and on several occasions has placed in a tie for second. He is also the two times winner of the English rapid play championships. In 2005 he scored his final Grandmaster norm in a tournament in Gibraltar, where he scored a 2693 performance. In that tournament he played against several world-class grandmasters, including Nakamura, Aronian, Sutovsky and Dreev, and only lost one game. He is also the author of several well-received chess books, including a year in the chess world and mating the castled king, one of the few western chess books in recent years to be translated into Chinese. As a writer he is known for his laid-back and humorous style.

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