Chess Tip Of The Day

Good endgame technique can usually compensate for weaker play in the previous phases; in practice, an impressive number of half and full points can be saved by superior play in this last part of the game. Mihail Marin, Secrets Of Chess Defence

In rook-and-pawn endgames connected passed pawns are stronger than isolated passed pawns. Edmar Mednis, Practical Endgame Tips

When measuring compensation for an exchange, it is always a good idea to check out the mobility and effectiveness of the rooks of the side that enjoys an 'extra' one. Peter Wells, Winning With The Trompowsky

Solving endings is about the most useful form of exercise, because the positions used are likely to occur in actual play. José Capablanca, A Primer Of Chess

The great thing about an opening like the King's Indian Attack as White is that it is more about piece-placement and positional motifs that it is about specific book lines. Steve Stoyko, Lecture - Kenilworth Chess Club

It is always easier to attack in sectors where you have more space. John Emms, Starting Out: King's Indian Attack