How To Beat Anyone At Chess: The Best Chess Tips, Moves, and Tactics to Checkmate

I've been reading this book. I think it very good. Has me looking at the game of chess in a whole new way . it is my first book on chess, so I don't know how it compares to other books on the subject, but I feel I should have gotten it sooner. Definitely would have helped my gsme. About half way through it and really haven't gotten to the meaty portion of the book yet, but it has opened my eyes somewhat to looking at my moves in amore informed way.

My grandsons love Chess, this book was extremely helpful. Step by step!

An enjoyable and easy read if you are new to the game or (like me) extremely rusty. Nothing profound, or even modestly advanced, but doesn't pretend to be.

I bought this for my son who had numerous books on this subject. He's very pleased with this one though!

I ordered this for my son who loves chess. It taught him some great, secret strategies to use against his Uncle who’s a pro and plays in leagues! He’s even beat him in a couple rounds using some of the tips and tricks from the book! He thinks he’s so cool now, teaching his uncle new techniques to try in his tournaments! Recommend for the serious chess players!

It was a good book It was just hard to understand how it was written It wasn't meant for me and I have a good understanding so I mean I learned a little bit from it but for the most part it earned its three stars

This is a great book for a semi-beginner! I loved the brief history of the game, and the easy-to-understand descriptions and diagrams. The basics of the game and strategies were well written. There were lots of things I had never heard of as a casual player and I can hardly wait to implement them!

Had a few nuggets in it, on Tactics and Forks. But enough to beat "anyone"? Not really.

Good book

Great book to get you into chess very well layed out great for beginners and very medium players.

Outstanding book. Basic and advanced information with detailed explanations of each segment of the game. Very impressed with how the author walks you through an effective and clear step by step read.

The book arrive well, with no damages or details and it’s legible. But, unfortunately, it’s just another introduction to chess. It’s not a concise introduction. There’s nothing useful about openings, middle games or endgames, nor tactics, strategy or analysis of legendary games. It’s just “this is chess, the pieces moves like this, you win if you checkmate your opponent”. And that’s all.

Good