Part 5 of my 6 part Modern Scandi repertoire. The Closed Scandinavian. White gives us more space in the centre and we tend to get a great position, but can be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing! Also includes a few lines in the Tennison Gambit and Blackmar-Diemer Gambit.
Part 1 of my 6 part Modern Scandi repertoire. These are the most common lines in the Modern Scandinavian at amateur level. White will almost always be out of book, so learn these well!
todas las lineas de la nimzo india que he hecho para estudiar aperturas y no jugar las mismas lineas con b6 ab7 y ce4 y f5 sino jugar la nimzo india real para tener una partida dinamica,imbalanceada y poder debilitar los peones de las blancas con d5 y c5 sin tener una apertura/sistema con b6 ab7...
A complete Caro-Kann repertoire for players rated 2000+. Built around principled, engine-tested lines with practical ideas, critical sidelines, and modern theory. Learn the key strategic plans, tactical motifs, and reliable responses to every major variation in serious tournament play.
Some people call it the Rolls Royce of openings. I call it the longest course I ever made. 38 lines - no that's not a typo. (update: now the ruy lopez is longer)
Learn the most effective Caro–Kann traps used in real games, including tactical patterns that have caught strong players and even defeated Grandmasters.
Ever get bored of playing 1...e4 e5? Well then the Caro-Kann is for you. In this course I will teach you all of the key ideas and plans in the Caro-Kann Defense.
-Made the very long lines shorter
-Got rid of very rare lines
-Added some lines to refute the Alien Gambit
-Tweaked some lines to be more consistent overall
A complete White repertoire in the Accelerated London System (1.d4 & 2.Bf4): handling early ...Qb6 and ...c5 counterplay, ...Bd6 systems, the main lines, Nimzo/QGD structures, the King's Indian and Grünfeld, and the early ...Bf5.
A mix of the Vienna, weird offbeat openings, and interesting gambits, this course will teach you how to have fun with 1. e4 brought to you by a 2200 rapid player on chesscom, have fun!
f7 is the whole story. Bc4 eyes it from move 5, Ng5 sets it up, and Nxf7 ends the game with a queen-and-rook fork. Trade two pawns for full development and the a1-h8 diagonal — if Black gets greedy grabbing pawns, they walk straight into it.
