Did you improve? You should! Check it out. Then, after some more review, restart your progress in that single chapter and try again. One idea on how to use the final test is to take it all in one sitting, save your timings and accuracy. Another things was that these were not in electronic form, so I could not practice them over computer. However, going over them showed to me that the order in which the material was arranged was quite different from my difficulty level. 100 endgames you must know seems to be a lot more popular but I am worried if it is too basic (my rating on is between 1800-1900) and from what I’ve heard Dvoretsky’s Endgame Manual is much more. A look inside the Final Test chapter with the brand-new solvable exercises. Jesus de Villa has chosen 100 endgames very thoughtfully. I was wondering which course you would prefer: Dvoretsky’s Endgame Manual or 100 endgames you must know. This wasn’t possible back in 2017 but today it is, and we hope you all take full advantage of it.

De la Villa is the author of the world famous bestsellers 100 Endgames You Must Know and The 100 Endgame You Must Know Workbook. He has won the Spanish Championship twice and is a well-known chess coach. That’s right the Final Test chapter is now a proper test. Jesus de la Villa (1958) is an International Grandmaster born in Spain. We’ve reduced the number of “informational” read-only lines from 171 to 128, and in their stead, we’ve carefully gone through and curated 47 new puzzles that will test your endgame knowledge.

That's why I've been drilling 100 Endgames You Must Know on chessable! Also, some players have shown they can play endgames at a high class just on the increment.- Kostya Kavutskiy November 29, 2018Īt Chessable, we all have a soft spot for 100 Endgames You Must Know, and this is why it is one of the first courses to be revamped so that it is making the most of features available in 2019.

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