“From a didactic point of view, the power of this book is that you look at all manner of positions about which you might have said ‘Nah, not for me’ while being accompanied by a guide who has actually taken the risks and played them in real games (not just analysed them). A really cool book! 5 stars!”
– GM Matthew Sadler (New In Chess magazine, full review)

“Part of me thinks that much of Tiger’s Chaos Theory describes a vanished and impractical style of play, and that’s probably the case. But upon reflection, this book might also inspire a fresh way of thinking that could give a new generation player an advantage over his or her contemporaries. Even if not, you can still have fun with the exciting games and positions Tiger has selected, so I can freely recommend it to any player who is at club level or above.”
– IM John Watson (Chess Life magazine)

“Tiger’s Chaos Theory is a tribute to the creativity and strategic depth of chess – a work that convinces and inspires.”
– Fernando Offermann (Berliner Schachverband)

“As well as tackling several long-term sacrifices, he also looks at structure and stability, and even has a chapter on “Channelling Karpov” in this fascinating and wide-ranging work.”
– Sean Marsh, Chess Magazine