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Published 9/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.21 GB | Duration: 2h 36m
Learn all major openings and prep up your opening repertoire
What you'll learn
Learn how to play the opening
Understand the ideas and move order of major opening systems
Choose the right opening for you
Learn Gambits and aggressive systems to give you the best winning chance
Requirements
Basics of Chess
Description
Most players realize after a while that they play certain types of positions better than others, and that the amount of theory they can learn is limited. Therefore, most players specialize in certain openings where they know the theory and that lead to positions they favor. The set of openings a player has specialized in is called an opening repertoire. The main elements a player needs to consider in a repertoire are:As White, whether to open with 1. e4, 1. d4, 1. c4, or 1. Nf3As Black, a defense against any of these openingsA very narrow repertoire allows for deeper specialization but also makes a player less flexible to vary against different opponents. In addition, opponents may find it easier to prepare against a player with a narrow repertoire.The main openings in a repertoire are usually reasonably sound; that is, they should lead to playable positions even against optimal counterplay. Unsound gambits are sometimes used as surprise weapons, but are unreliable for a stable repertoire. Repertoires often change as a player develops, and a player's advancement may be stifled if the opening repertoire does not evolve. Some openings that are effective against amateur players are less effective at the master level.This course will teach you all the major openings as White and Black, with 1.e4 and 1.d4. Your opening repertoire will be sound and powerful.
Overview
Section 1: Openings for White
Lecture 1 The Ponziani Opening
Lecture 2 The Ruy Lopez
Lecture 3 The Scotch Game
Lecture 4 English Opening
Lecture 5 King's Gambit
Lecture 6 Scholar's Mate & Defending Scholar's Mate
Lecture 7 The Queen's Gambit (QGD)
Lecture 8 The Kopec System - How to trick the Sicilian player?
Section 2: Openings for Black
Lecture 9 The Sicilian Defense
Lecture 10 Caro-kann
Lecture 11 The Scandinavian Defense
Lecture 12 The French Defense
Lecture 13 The Slav Defense
Lecture 14 Petroff's Defense
Section 3: Gambits & Aggressive Openings
Lecture 15 The Fried Liver Attack
Lecture 16 The Traxler Counter-attack
Lecture 17 From's Gambit
Lecture 18 Tennison Gambit : Gambits in the Scandinavian
Lecture 19 Greek Gift Sacrifice
Lecture 20 The Fishing Pole Trap
Chess players of all strengths
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