Point Count Chess Geoffrey Mott-Smith, Israel Albert Horowitz
Publisher: Allen & U

It's about bridge, bridge and bridge and a little bit of chess! Maybe 40-some years ago there was a book called “Point Count Chess” where the authors tried to assign numerical values to such things as outposts, open files, backward P's, etc. I haven't studied a chess book in a long time, but one that helped me a lot when I was learning was Point Count Chess. In an attempt to help selecting a move. At the higher cognitive levels I suspect it to be fairly limited. Point Count Chess by Horowitz and Mott-Smith. The Art of Sacrifice in Chess - Rudolf Spielmann 29. Horowitz & Geoffrey Mott-Smith 32. Bridge books chess books · Point Count Chess The place to be if you need books about the greatest game ever invented by the human race. It was the first time I understood the importance of position. Looking over the USCF's books for sale page this recently republished book caught my eye. The framework of chess probably looks more like a tree than a bicycle.