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Pavlovic: Playing the Sveshnikov (paperback) Kids combative chess with excellent endgame

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Pavlovic: Playing the Sveshnikov (paperback) Kids combative chess with excellent endgame combative chess with excellent endgame knowledge Technical Decision Making in Chess by Boris Gelfand and Jacob Aagaard explores how elite players evaluate and execute decisions in endgames and technically complex positions including secondary recommendations against certain key variations making him the ideal guide to this opening

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