Master Your Endgames with Judit Polgar – Part 3

Bend Even The Toughest Endings
To Your Favor With These
5 Underrated Strategies

Discover how these 5 little-explored methods in the endgame can help you bust through iron-clad defense, and finally win in the 9th hour of play. The greatest female player of all time — and her trusty analyst and friend — will show you how.

When you match up against stronger competition…

When opening prep and basic middlegame plans are no longer enough to win…

You must pull all the stops in the endgame.

And that’s what Grandmasters Judit Polgar (peak 2735 FIDE, former world #8) and Mihail Marin (three-time Romanian champion) are about to show you.

Inside Master Your Endgames With Judit Polgar Part 3, you’ll learn how to win even the toughest endgames using these 5 underrated strategies…

🛠️ The art of simplification… which includes the golden rule for exchanging in the endgame: “Either get rid of the opponent’s best piece, or your superfluous piece.” Simply following this rule simultaneously improves your position and stops potential counterplay.

A simple rook exchange condemns
White to the defense of b2, while the black a-pawn
laughs its way to the promotion square.

🛠️ Piece-versus-pawn play. You’ll learn how to beat far advanced enemy pawns by maneuvering your extra piece with pinpoint precision.

🛠️ Kingly maneuvers… including surprising mating attacks led by your most important piece.

🛠️ Perfectly timed transitions to pure pawn endgames. Or as Polgar said in chapter 10, “the most reliable way of either converting an advantage into a win or saving a worse position.”

🛠️ And stubborn defense… which can save even the most hopeless-looking positions.

Unlike hard-and-fast endgame rules and clear-cut technical play, the strategies above are not as widely covered in chess instruction. Which is a shame, because they were…

The Keys To Polgar’s Finest Victories

Anatoly Karpov (12th World Champion) ground down in a knight-versus-pawns endgame. Learn how to win this match-up in chapter 7.

Garry Kasparov (13th World Champion) forced to resign after Polgar combined mating threats with pawn grabbing. See this strategy in action in chapter 12.

Viswanathan Anand (15th World Champion) survived a ferocious attack, only to crumble in a same-bishop endgame. The right exchanges sealed the deal here, which you’ll learn about in chapters 1 to 5.

Polgar’s hit-list goes on.

And with the help of Marin — her trusty analyst and fellow endgame specialist — Polgar condensed her decades-long experience of outplaying top 100 Grandmasters in the endgame… into 9 hours of video and 284 MoveTrainer® exercises which drive the lessons home.

We’re confident that Master Your Endgames With Judit Polgar Part 3 will give you the edge you need to win the toughest endgames you’ll play. But don’t take our word for it!

Take Polgar and Marin’s course for a 30-day test drive, and see your success rate in the endgame improve by leaps and bounds. If not, we’ll give 100% of your money back. No questions asked.