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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A Good, But Not Great, Game Collection,
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This review is from: How to Defeat a Superior Opponent (Paperback)
I don't think I learned anything about how to defeat a superior opponent from this book, but I can still recommend it as a well-annotated game collection. The only problem I had with the book, other than the fact that there was little elucidation of the problem of defeating a superior player, was its choice of illustrative games. All of the games are victories by non-Soviet players against Soviet players. In each case the "superior" player is the Soviet. Never mind the fact that the "inferior" player may have a higher rating than his supposed superior. If you didn't buy the book because you thought it would improve your chances of beating stronger players, but merely wanted a good collection of annotated games by a good writer, you won't be disappointed.
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How to Defeat a Superior Opponent by Edmar Mednis (Paperback - Feb. 1989)
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