Are you tired of facing long engine lines and well-known theoretical complications? Then I have something interesting for you. In this video course, I will show you a repertoire after 1.d4 that aims to be practical and well-suited for the positional player.
Are you tired of facing long engine lines and well-known theoretical complications? Then I have something interesting for you. In this video course, I will show you a repertoire after 1.d4 that aims to be practical and well-suited for the positional player.
Are you tired of facing long engine lines and well-known theoretical complications? Then I have something interesting for you. In this video course, I will show you a repertoire after 1.d4 that aims to be practical and well-suited for the positional player.
When you add the Slav to your repertoire, you get an opening with a solid foundation.However, that doesn’t mean you will get a boring game. On the contrary,this opening often leads to very dynamic play. Therefore, it shouldn’t come as asurprise that many of the world class players of today, including Carlsen, Caruanaand Firouzja have played it frequently, and used it to play for a win against theircontemporaries.