The ultimate 1.d4 antidote. Don't fight for the center with raw muscle—control it with hyper-modern ju-jitsu. Deploy the b7-bishop sniper, lock down e4, and lure White into overextending. They get a proud center; you get the algorithm. Play like a silicon god and execute them from afar.
A solid opening to get space in the center of the board there is some traps along the way whenever they castle you have two bishops and a queen about to checkmate them. There is brilliant moves in this opening. The brilliant moves are usually the bishops.
This is the Ultimate King's Gambit Opening Course and it covers every response has. Goes more in depth depending on the popularity of the line. (Comments are still in progress and more lines in the Schallop are coming soon).
Adding to this. Essentially all variations worth learning that may result from your opponent not playing into the benko after benoni gambit moveorder. Covers key themes and traps such as opponent playing e4 vs. e3 in the 2. dxc5 lines and how your play changes accordingly.
a6 vs. Panov after 4 knights setup. Anything else played that's not 4 knights will transpose anyways. Be prepared for the 5 most common responses and where the pieces belong/how to anti IQP.
