Chess Openings – Complete Repertoire for White

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 Defense

• The Najdorf Variation

• The Scheveningen Variation

• The Dragon Variation

• The Accelerated Dragon

• The Sveshnikov Variation

• Rare Continuations Against the Sicilian Defense

• The Scotch Game

• The Philidor Defense

• The Petrov Defense

• Rare Moves by Black in the Double King’s Pawn Opening

• The Advance Variation in the French Defense

• Rare Continuations by Black in the French Defense

• The Advance Variation in the Caro-Kann Defense

• Rare Continuations by Black in the Caro-Kann Defense

• The Pirc Defense

• The Czech Defense

• The Modern Defense

• The Norwegian Defense

• The Scandinavian Defense

• The Alekhine’s Defense

• The Nimzowitsch Defense

• The Owen’s Defense

• The St. George Defense

• All Possible Replies by Black on the First Move

• And Many More

This 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 Lectures

• Practical Activities

• Downloads

• Model Games covered in the course with analysis included

Who this course is for:

• 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