Lakdawala: Tactical Training metadata-enriched \r\nThe 1987 match was notable

\r\nThe 1987 match was notable for its sensational finale

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Oleksandr Beliavsky and Adrian Mikhalchishin's Petrosian System Against the Queen's Indian Defense explores one of the most solid openings favored by world-class players and former world champion Tigran Petrosian himself

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Lakdawala: Tactical Training metadata-enriched \r\nThe 1987 match was notableIt is hard to understate the importance of tactical ability to overall chess proficiency. Of course other elements such as a knowledge of opening play and an understanding of strategy are also important. However, it is undoubtedly the case that 99% of games are won or lost because one player either spots or overlooks a tactic. Consider your own games and just imagine how much stronger you would be if you never overlooked a tactical idea. The good news