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A fun lover's guide to Chess Opening Traps: French Defence - Panter - 19.06.2022 ![]() A fun lover's guide to Chess Opening Traps: French Defence Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps®) | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 13.9 GB Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 156 lectures (12 hour, 11 mins) | Language: English All the Instructive and funny blunders, Tricks, Traps and Quick Zaps one should be aware of in the French Defence What you'll learn Be able to play stunning tactics and combinations and understand more the basis for their very existence Be able to get a better grip on the downsides that cause traps to be successful or not Be able to avoid traps in the opening by appreciating the downsides more of specific variations in the French Defence Be able to understand more the philosophies behind great chess traps Be able to get a firmer grip on the basics of winning chess and practice your forcing move awareness Be able to get a variety of different opening systems and moves to try out for fun and results Be able to see the diverse range of Greek Gift sacrifices that often provide quick wins vs the French Be able to see a wide range of instructive blunders right in the early stage of chess games even from GMs and past World chess champions Be able punish "suspicious" looking moves as they create subtle "scents of downsides" Be able to replace more your routine habitual moves with more "punishing" moves right in the Opening Be able to experience a wide variety of variations against and for the French defence getting awareness of specific downsides Be able to have specific tactical insights in the French Winawer variation Be able to have specific tactical insights in the French Tarrasch variation Be able to have specific tactical insights in the French Rubinstein Variation Be able to use surprise weapons and variations such as the "Finger slip" variation or the Chigorin variation or the Wing Gambit Requirements Knows the basics of playing Chess Description The French Defence after 1.e4 e6 can be a tough opening to play against. This course shows how one can win quickly sometimes against the French Defence by setting a broad range of traps for the unsuspecting French defence player. A number of different variations are explored which may act as candidates for a broader opening repertoire for use against the French Defence. The Variations which are explored in this course to set traps include The Winawer Variation The Classical variation The Rubinstein Variation The Tarrasch Variation The Advance Variation The Exchange variation This course goes over the major chess opening traps that every chess player should be aware of in the French Defence. You may wish to explore different openings to gain an understanding of different pawn structures and imbalances. In doing so, you might incur the risk of falling victim to opening traps. This course will help make sure you don't fall into anything too nasty along the way, and you can also use these against unsuspecting opponents. Traps also enable one to improve understanding of chess tactics such as X-ray attacks, double attacks, deflections, and other aspects of tactical chess. They can be a great points scorer especially for tournaments where one needs to win quickly such as many online chess tournaments. A knowledge of traps therefore can help understand chess tactics better. Who this course is for Chess beginner and intermediate players ![]() Download from Rapidgator: |