The Enigma of Chess Intuition by Alexander Kotov

The Enigma of Chess Intuition by Alexander Kotov explores one of the most fascinating aspects of chess: intuition.

In this book, Kotov examines how strong players make decisions quickly, often without calculating every variation.

He explains the balance between calculation and intuition, showing how pattern recognition, experience, and positional understanding guide good moves.

The book includes examples and annotated games that illustrate how intuition works in real positions.

It helps readers understand how to improve their own thinking process by combining logic, experience, and practical judgment.

This is a more advanced and reflective work, focusing on how players think rather than just what moves they play.

A valuable book for serious chess players, students, and collectors, especially those interested in improving decision-making and understanding high-level thinking in chess.

Condition: Good, Likely New.