Structures in Chess

Structures in Chess, by Chilean Grandmaster Mauricio Flores Ríos, offers a detailed study of the 28 most common pawn structures in modern chess practice.

Through carefully selected model games, the author explains the typical plans, strategic patterns, and common mistakes that arise in each structure, helping the reader grasp the essence of the position and the principles behind each plan.

The book includes 50 positional exercises with explained solutions, designed to reinforce understanding and improve strategic decision-making during games. With a clear, didactic, and rigorous style, Flores Ríos provides a complete tool for intermediate and advanced players aiming to master the strategic foundations of positional chess.

Published by Editorial La Casa del Ajedrez (2025), this work has become one of the most valuable references for those seeking to enhance their structural understanding of the game and learn to formulate solid plans in any position.