Chess Openings - Complete Repertoire For White

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Chess Openings - Complete Repertoire For White
Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 7.64 GB | Duration: 13h 3m

This Complete Course Will Teach You How to Play Against Any Opponent After You Play the Move 1.e4 - King s Pawn Opening



What you'll learn
A Complete Opening System When Playing as White
How to Play Against Any Reply That Black Has Against the Move 1. e4
How to Reply Against Both Standard and Uncommon Moves by Black in the Opening Lines That Might Arise
How to Approach the Opening Study Methodically, Without Studying by Heart

Requirements
Understand chess notation
Be familiar with general chess concepts like a weak square, pawn structure, kingside, queenside, to name a few
Any device with access to the internet, such as a mobile or a laptop
No software required - all the material to do the course will be provided here

Description
Welcome to my Complete Opening Repertoire for White course, the only course you need to learn to how to play as White in the opening.We'll take you step-by-step through engaging video tutorials and teach you a complete system to play against all the opening replies that Black has against the move 1.e4, which is the most common way for White to start the game.Statistically speaking, whenever we start the game with the move 1.e4, about than half of the games are limited to only 2 replies by Black, even though Black has 20 possible replies.These 2 main replies are the Sicilian Defense (1 c5) and the Double King s Pawn Opening (1 e5), which we ll cover extensively. After having this strong foundation, we ll study all other options that Black has.This course includes practical activities in every section to make sure that you'll test your new knowledge. I ll provide you with all the games and variations that I ll analyze so that you can download them and keep them, both in PDF and PGN format.Throughout this comprehensive course, we ll study a lot of openings and variations, including:The Sicilian DefenseThe Najdorf VariationThe Scheveningen VariationThe Dragon VariationThe Accelerated DragonThe Sveshnikov VariationRare Continuations Against the Sicilian DefenseThe Scotch GameThe Philidor DefenseThe Petrov DefenseRare Moves by Black in the Double King s Pawn OpeningThe Advanced Variation in the French DefenseRare Continuations by Black in the French DefenseThe Advanced Variation in the Caro-Kann DefenseRare Continuations by Black in the Caro-Kann DefenseThe Pirc DefenseThe Czech DefenseThe Modern DefenseThe Norwegian DefenseThe Scandinavian DefenseThe Alekhine s DefenseThe Nimzowitsch DefenseThe Owen s DefenseThe St. George DefenseAll Possible Replies by Black on the First MoveAnd Many MoreThis course is ideal for intermediate players, who want to take a step further and know how to play the opening against any experienced opponent.By the end of this course, you will improve both your overall openings skills, in addition to having a complete opening system to play as White.Sign up today, and look forward to:Video LecturesPractical ActivitiesDownloadsModel Games covered in the course with analysis included

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What You Need to Do the Course

Section 2: Key Ideas to Study Openings

Lecture 3 Key Ideas to Study Openings

Lecture 4 Solution

Lecture 5 Outro

Section 3: Sicilian Defense

Lecture 6 Intro

Lecture 7 Overview

Lecture 8 Najdorf Variation - Part 1

Lecture 9 Najdorf Variation - Part 2

Lecture 10 Scheveningen Variation - Part 1

Lecture 11 Scheveningen Variation - Part 2

Lecture 12 Dragon variation - Part 1

Lecture 13 Dragon variation - Part 2

Lecture 14 Accelerated Dragon

Lecture 15 Classical Variation

Lecture 16 Sveshnikov Variation

Lecture 17 Kalashnikov Variation

Lecture 18 Taimanov Variation

Lecture 19 Kan Variation

Lecture 20 Four Knights Variation

Lecture 21 Pin Variation

Lecture 22 O'Kelly Variation

Lecture 23 Nimzowitsch Variation

Lecture 24 Other Moves

Lecture 25 Activity

Lecture 26 Solution

Lecture 27 Outro

Section 4: Double King's Pawn Opening

Lecture 28 Intro

Lecture 29 Overview

Lecture 30 Scotch Game - Part 1

Lecture 31 Scotch Game - Part 2

Lecture 32 Scotch Game - Part 3

Lecture 33 Scotch Game - Part 4

Lecture 34 Philidor Defense

Lecture 35 Petrov Defense

Lecture 36 Other Moves

Lecture 37 Activity

Lecture 38 Solution

Lecture 39 Well Done!

Section 5: French Defense

Lecture 40 Intro

Lecture 41 Overview

Lecture 42 Advance Variation - Part 1

Lecture 43 Advance Variation - Part 2

Lecture 44 Advance Variation - Part 3

Lecture 45 Other Moves

Lecture 46 Activity

Lecture 47 Solution

Lecture 48 Outro

Section 6: Caro Kann Defense

Lecture 49 Intro

Lecture 50 Overview

Lecture 51 Advance Variation Part 1

Lecture 52 Advance Variation Part 2

Lecture 53 Advance Variation Part 3

Lecture 54 Other Moves

Lecture 55 Activity

Lecture 56 Solution

Lecture 57 Outro

Section 7: Pirc Defense

Lecture 58 Intro

Lecture 59 Overview

Lecture 60 Main Line

Lecture 61 Other Lines

Lecture 62 Other Moves

Lecture 63 Activity

Lecture 64 Solution

Lecture 65 Outro

Section 8: Modern Defense

Lecture 66 Intro

Lecture 67 Overview

Lecture 68 Main Line

Lecture 69 Other Lines

Lecture 70 Other Moves and Systems

Lecture 71 Activity

Lecture 72 Solution

Lecture 73 Outro

Section 9: Scandinavian Defense

Lecture 74 Intro

Lecture 75 Overview

Lecture 76 Main Line - Part 1

Lecture 77 Main Line - Part 2

Lecture 78 Main Line - Part 3

Lecture 79 Main Line - Part 4

Lecture 80 Activity

Lecture 81 Solution

Lecture 82 Outro

Section 10: Alekhine's Defense

Lecture 83 Intro

Lecture 84 Overview

Lecture 85 Main Line - Part 1

Lecture 86 Main Line - Part 2

Lecture 87 Other Moves

Lecture 88 Activity

Lecture 89 Solution

Lecture 90 Outro

Section 11: Uncommon Openings

Lecture 91 Intro

Lecture 92 Nimzowitsch Defense

Lecture 93 Owen's Defense

Lecture 94 Other Moves

Lecture 95 Activity

Lecture 96 Solution

Lecture 97 Outro

Section 12: Next Steps

Lecture 98 Next Steps

Ideally an intermediate level player,Players who ruin their games in the opening stage of the game,Anyone wanting to improve both their practical and theoretical understanding of openings,Ambitious players who want to progress further

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