Exploiting Weaknesses

Chess games are won and lost in the fight to create, attack and exploit each other’s weaknesses. A weakness can be of pawns, pieces, squares, files, on colour complexes – and so on. Pinpointing weaknesses and knowing how to exploit them is an integral part of building a Winning Chess Strategy. Hence, in this volume of our series, American author Cyrus Lakdawala tackles this multifaceted term, making it approachable for anyone wishing to learn how to find and exploit the soft spots in their opponent’s camps.

International Master Cyrus Lakdawala is one of the leading chess authors of our time, renowned for his humour, all-encompassing love of the game, and ability to explain chess in plain terms. His books have won multiple accolades, including the Chess.com Book of the Year Award 2024 for Unknown Fischer.