BOT.vinnik Chess: Early USSR Championships

This one is for people who want to learn chess through real history rather than dry textbooks. BOT.vinnik, the Soviet teacher with a dry sense of humour, walks you through games played at the early USSR championships and explains why the masters made the moves they did. What you'll like: - The first evenings go to studying famous games across 16 chapters, with commentary on almost every move - You can test yourself on over 150 find-the-best-move puzzles drawn from real games - Hypothetical lines show why the losing side gave up instead of prolonging the fight - It suits beginners as well as players who already know the basics and want to see classic games from a fresh angle Your BOT.vinnik Chess: Early USSR Championships Global key appears right on the order page on the site as soon as payment goes through. Then you activate it in Steam and the game shows up in your library. The soviet digital teacher is back! This time he will teach you chess through memorable matches from the early USSR Chess Championships (1920s, and 30s) ■ Learn the theory behind historical matches played by masters ■ Find out why chess pros chose the moves they did ■ Play hypothetical outcomes to understand why the losing player resigned ■ 150+ "best-move" type puzzles from famous matches ■ Memorable matches organized by chess Masters in 16 chapters ■ Have fun with BOT.vinnik's peculiar sense of humor!