Awesome chess openings to surprise your opponent
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Awesome Chess Openings to Surprise Your Opponent is my response to the many requests that I have had to create a follow up to my first chess openings course, Learn to Play Chess Openings Like a Master.Chess openings are a critical part of the game of chess because without a deep understanding of the many ways to start a game, you will get blown off the board and lose before the game ever really begins.In this chess openings course, you will learn openings that start with 1.d4, including the Queen’s Gambit, Queen’s Gambit Declined, Nimzowitsch Defense and many others. In addition, you will learn more ways to respond to common 1.e4 openings such as aggressive openings like the King’s Gambit, Evan’s Gambit, and the all important Sicilian Defense. We will also go into more detail regarding how to play the many classical Spanish Opening variations.In addition, you will learn more ways to respond to the French Defense as white so that you don’t fall for the many tricks embedded in this strong opening for the black player.More Chess Openings for the Modern Player will help you to become a stronger chess player, and win more games by giving you a strong understanding of the very critical area of chess strategy that is the opening phase of the game.
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About this course
People who love chess
Serious students of the game of chess
Chess players that want to expand their opening reportoise
Basic knowledge of how the chess pieces move
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- Self-esteem
- Personal Effectiveness
- Self-improvement
- Self-confidence
- Chess
- Organizational Skills
- Playgroup
- Play
- Opening
- Chess game
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Course Curriculum
Course Introduction
Introduction: Why Openings Matter
00:11:00
Important 1.d4 Chess Openings
The Queen’s Gambit Accepted
00:12:00
The Queen’s Gambit Declined
00:13:00
The Nimzowitsch Defense
00:18:00
The Slav and Semi-Slav Defenses
00:12:00
The King’s Indian Defense
00:19:00
Aggressive 1.e4 Openings
The King’s Gambit
00:15:00
The Schliemann Gambit
00:07:00
The Evan’s Gambit
00:08:00
The Closed Sicilian
00:13:00
The Ponziani
00:08:00
Solid Openings for a Strong Middle Game Position
The Ruy Lopez as White
00:12:00
The Ruy Lopez as Black
00:08:00
The French Defense as White
00:13:00
The French Defense as Black
00:06:00
Conclusion
Everything We Learned in a Nutshell
00:04:00
Awesome chess openings to surprise your opponent