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    Award-Winning Chess Problems by Burt Hochberg

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    • Pub. Date: June 2005
    • 96pp
    • Sales Rank: 135,564
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      • Pub. Date: June 2005
      • Publisher: Sterling Publishing
      • Format: Paperback, 96pp
      • Sales Rank: 135,564

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      Each of these 125 problems has won top prize in one of the many chess competitions held throughout the world-and they will help hone players' skills so that even beginners can learn to become winners too. As with all orthodox chess conundrums, the ones collected here stipulate that White makes the first move, and must checkmate Black in a specified number of moves no matter what Black does. This specification is inviolable: players can neither make more moves nor fewer, and each problem has only one correct key. A section offers hints for the really, truly stumped. But beware: while most hints provide instant help, some cryptic ones require a little extra thinking.

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      Award-Winning Chess Problems: Official Mensa Game Bookby Anonymous

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      September 19, 2008: Not alot to this book. It was rather short and skimpy with not as many problems as I thought it would have. I got '1001 Brilliant Ways to Checkmate' and 'Winning Chess Traps' afterward and was pleased with them 'a lot more material'. Indeed, I felt short changed after getting 'Award Winning Chess Problems'. Not on my recommended list.