Chess Endgames Course for Beginners

In a dispute, it is important that the last word remains with you. In running, the most important thing is to know how to finish; the winner is determined at the finish line. In chess, the most important thing is... to know how to play the endgame, and only after learning the endgame at a beginner level can you tackle everything else! Beginner chess players often encounter situations where, at the last moment, instead of a well-deserved victory, it may end in a draw or even a loss. The book you hold in your hands will teach you how to avoid this. It is very important that this book is not a reference guide on endgames (reference guides are necessary, but studying them is boring); this book is a textbook on endgames. The entire material is divided into 11 chapters, from elementary to more complex, and each chapter ends with exercises that solidify the knowledge gained. A large number of diagrams facilitate working with the book; in the necessary cases, important (key) squares on the chessboard in a given position are marked on the diagrams besides the pieces. This makes the information clearer and much easier to remember. Working with this book will quickly pay off with victories and increased stability in your game. The textbook will be useful not only for self-study but can also be used by teachers for chess lessons in school.