The Best Chess Book You've NEVER Read

[@amitavaroy9476]

You are absolutely correct in saying that opening needs to be mastered.

[@kellotrini2412]

Keep up your good work, Mike. You are very helpful.

[@Puneet3553]

Hi , is it still free London ll .... I we buy chess opening wizards

[@techmaster4252]

I've been impressed with Mike's software for many years. It is the best for studying openings. For the reason he gives. You can place notes on positions. You'll see those notes even if you reach the position via transposition.

[@amyblogs5540]

I have book think like a gm. From my friend he left chess

[@amyblogs5540]

That's book is verry nice.!

[@jacquesbrun1079]

Great video Mike,Rh1

[@josegarrido1724]

I may be waiting for ever, but I am not giving up on the VR or AR version.......especially for the Oculus Go or something like it.

[@ChessOpeningsGuy]

It is the future. If I knew how to develop an AR version I'd be all over it.

[@garyemc2]

Thanks for your call today Mike! Watch this video, Mike practices what he preaches, he called me today to help me better understand COW Pro and its features. I'm impressed with Mike's support, and software!

[@ChessOpeningsGuy]

Thanks, Gary!

[@alexalcazar]

Hopefully someone can help me with this but as a child I checked out a book at a Los Angeles Public Library. It has some awesome visuals of each chess piece being represented as some medieval warriors. I specifically recall the rook being an archer riding atop of a mammoth. I’m trying to find this book again. If anyone has any idea what book I’m barely describing would be awesome. I wish I could describe more but that’s all I can remember!

[@zorkmarble]

What's this book that we haven't read, then? Surely not Kotov, which nearly all serious players have read?

[@ChessOpeningsGuy]

You'd be surprised at how many players have never heard of his book.

[@Zylaqueza]

Chess Openings Guy there’s something proof for many players get a lots of new source of your books ?

[@surabhirjoshi5049]

Best.

[@surabhirjoshi5049]

Best. Book

[@saulo07]

Come on, Mike. Kotov never made it to supergm! But he was certainly a Strong GM amongst his peers.

[@ChessOpeningsGuy]

There are usually about 1,500 GMs in the world. If one makes it into the world championship candidates cycle twice I'm willing to call him a super GM.

[@pisymbol]

Ra1!

[@ChessOpeningsGuy]

Well, Rh1 but yeah. :)

[@pisymbol]

Whoops! Typo!

[@rayguistina3314]

pisymbol, As Mike just said, "Why don't chess players check their work?"