These Magnus recommendations will make you a better chess player

#chess #magnuscarlsen #chessbook Magnus carlsen recommends his favourite chess books.

[@chesspalaceYT]

These are the Amazon links for the Magnus recommendations! amzn.to/3JwAvTR - The secret of rook endgames amzn.to/3yvFNJ3 - Chess for zebras (INTERESTING) amzn.to/3J7aIjL - Master pieces and dramas of the soviet chanpionships amzn.to/3TfPpkU - The ink war

[@thebestpartsoflife2832]

Great books

[@user-ct4sx5fi1c]

How do i use the link on iphone

[@raffi4566]

Ok

[@cuteblushes5940]

U itself kept your profile of hp​@@user-ct4sx5fi1c

[@flaregod9563]

“U can also go to the board and play with yourself to get better.”- Magnus Carlsen💀💀💀

[@SIGMAGaming-qh3zd]

Hikaru

[@AbhinavKhurana-nx8zt]

Many People do that though including myself people who dont play chess would think of it as being mentally ill people who play chess would think of it is being bored.

[@flaregod9563]

@@AbhinavKhurana-nx8zt man i didn't mean that, i meant playing with urself in a different context

[@user-sz1gn4pu8g]

@@flaregod9563lol

[@kiwiworldbykiwi]

@@flaregod9563he is too innocent 😅

[@AL_1000]

War & racism my favourite chess book!

[@himanshuagarwal4492]

That's American manifesto

[@user-cp3zm8em8n]

@grimmer9253who the f is A.H.?

[@user-kh6xl4yg1j]

Fascinating, especially since I’ve never before even heard of any of these chess books.

[@chesslordbeastmancool2514]

I cant read

[@ScxrpZ]

💀

[@bobfrombrazil2017]

Ohio

[@Daily.Viral.Clips.1]

Then how do you know you texted right?

[@ifyourereadingthisyouregay5476]

@@Daily.Viral.Clips.1 microphone typing exists. Or you can also say, voice typing.

[@linearskycodm3998]

Consume it like magnus

[@dancing_gambler_hakari]

I bet the secret of rook endings has the part about SACRIFICE THE ROOOOOOK

[@edsanjenis9416]

That is why Magnus is the best chess player. It is refreshing that a world champion is so dedicated to this wonderful game of chess.

[@amurah2]

not anymore lol

[@edsanjenis9416]

Well, maybe Magnus is tired of chess like Fischer.

[@amurah2]

@@edsanjenis9416 obv

[@revelari]

@@edsanjenis9416chess really has no meaning anymore ever since the creation of AI

[@idkwhy77]

@@revelari it does. the human aspect is there still

[@geitekop507]

Zukertort*

[@uh.6315]

Name ten books

[@Ben-ff6hc]

What interview is this from?

[@prithvisinghpanwar6609]

just misleading everyone so that he does not lose his position - my abstract thinking

[@Yourslove...._28]

😂, Could you verify the books told by him cuz i also want to know morw abt that books

[@gabrielknight9996]

I know Rowson's and Nunn's books are really great

[@day-bu2ms]

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[@faxedits8]

Hahah

[@akarshJD]

Zukertort not sukutot

[@thspeedy6812]

World no 1 reading someone another book 😂

[@crbgaming6683]

So what do u think Einstein or newton never read a book😂 just rubbish!

[@nicola4251]

The struggle between Steitniz and who? Sokotot? it's Zukertort.

[@pump-bh4ul]

Should a beginner read these

[@arepasexo]

No.

[@Persephone3.14]

It's never too early to get better, if you can understand it and implement it, then read it.

[@Spartacus547]

learn chess notation first then get the book "Modern chess Openings" 15thE learn Openings then middle Game Theory and end game Theory, then work through old past games like that of Paul Morphy or Capablanca all the old USSR players bobby Fishers games and all players living now in the top 100 of best players

[@hideomituns2184]

No but the two best books are "everyone's second Chess book" by Dan Heisman for 800-1200 And De La Maza's " rapid chess improvement" for 1200 to 2000. Of note, rapid chess improvement is recommended by Rowson in his "chess for zebras" introduction as suitable for those who aren't strong enough to benefit from "chess for zebras". Chess is just like math. You wouldnt read "quantum entanglement linear theory" for graduate math majors until you have mastered "numbers and counting for 8 year olds" and "basic algebra" for 12 year olds. In chess, the simplest mistake is what loses the game. Losing a piece to a tactic is more damaging then not knowing how to optimally conduct a particular rook, king and 2 pawns vs rook and king ending. Your most basic mistake that you keep making should guide you on what level book you need to read.

[@jonnnyoutit487]

​@@hideomituns2184ive searched a little about this "rapid chess improvement" book, and i can't seem to find a single positive comment about it