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♟ Facing 1.d4? Get a solid defense—and a clear plan. 👉 Watch the FREE mini-course: https://youtu.be/oxAHCjR5Pns?si=5WOH7lPLd3nlfJbx Learn the Queen’s Indian Defense with FM Aleksa Alimpic in this FREE mini-course. ✅ Control the center with …Bb7 and …Ne4 ✅ Know when to strike with …c5 or …e5 ✅ Understand your plans against White’s main setups 🎁 Bonus: Watch Hammer–Eljanov to see these ideas turn into active play and a winning endgame. PGNs included! 👉 Watch the FREE mini-course: https://youtu.be/oxAHCjR5Pns?si=5WOH7lPLd3nlfJbx

⚡ Your opponent is moving instantly. You’re still figuring out the opening. Sound familiar? In blitz, those lost seconds add
⚡ Your opponent is moving instantly. You’re still figuring out the opening. Sound familiar? In blitz, those lost seconds add up fast. IM David Fitzsimons’ Complete Rapid & Blitz Repertoire for White gives you easy-to-remember lines packed with tricks, pitfalls, and surprises—so you can put the pressure on your opponent. ♟️ ✅ 17 hours of video training ✅ Detailed PGN to review the lines ✅ A complete opening repertoire for White 🔥 Get it now at 75% OFF: https://thechessworld.com/store/complete-rapid-blitz-repertoire-for-white/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=rapid_blitz_white

What opening or chess concept should we cover next?
What opening or chess concept should we cover next?

Master the Classical Caro-Kann: Black’s Complete Plan - FM Daler Vakhidov https://youtu.be/J8CmGDzplbA?si=lETc_411jejA1-Ho

♟ Classical Caro-Kann — FREE Mini-Course Build a solid position. Activate your pieces. Strike with …c5! FM Daler Vakhidov sho
♟ Classical Caro-Kann — FREE Mini-Course Build a solid position. Activate your pieces. Strike with …c5! FM Daler Vakhidov shows you how to turn the Classical Caro-Kann into a powerful counterattacking weapon. You’ll learn: ✅ Develop your bishop with …Bf5 before closing the center ✅ Find the right squares for your pieces ✅ Create queenside counterplay with …a5–a4 ✅ Time the …c5 break to unleash your position 🎥 Watch the free lesson: https://thechessworld.com/store/classical-caro-kann-mini-course/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=classical_caro_kann_mini_course The full Caro-Kann Crash Course launches Thursday, October 8 at 8 A.M. ET.

How to Make a Plan in Chess (Stop Playing Aimless Moves!) https://youtu.be/qyKK3POqRp8?si=H9WSreacZGETd0mt

♟ 7 Chess Thinking Mistakes That Keep Your Rating Stuck A move can follow a sound chess principle—and still be completely wrong for the position. Maybe you overlooked your opponent’s plan, chose the first natural move you saw, or calculated without evaluating the final position. FM Viktor Neustroev reveals 7 common thinking mistakes and explains how to correct them. 👉 https://thechessworld.com/articles/training-techniques/7-chess-thinking-mistakes-that-keep-your-rating-stuck/

🚀 It’s LIVE! Thinking & Decision-Making System for 1700–2200 Elo with FM Viktor Neustroev is now available! Know the opening
🚀 It’s LIVE! Thinking & Decision-Making System for 1700–2200 Elo with FM Viktor Neustroev is now available! Know the opening… but struggle to find a plan? This brand-new 16-hour course gives you a clear system to evaluate positions, choose candidate moves, calculate with confidence, and make stronger decisions. 🔥 Get it now at 60% OFF! 👉 https://thechessworld.com/store/thinking-decision-making-system-for-1700-2200-elo-with-fm-viktor-neustroev/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=telegram

♟ Opening finished. King castled. Now what? You reach a perfectly playable position… but have no idea what to do next. “What’
♟ Opening finished. King castled. Now what? You reach a perfectly playable position… but have no idea what to do next. “What’s the plan here?” That’s where many good positions start slipping away. In this FREE mini-course, FM Viktor Neustroev analyzes a fascinating Ribli–Tal battle and shows you how to turn a position’s key features into one clear, coordinated plan. 🎥 Watch How to Make a Plan in Chess FREE: https://thechessworld.com/store/how-to-make-a-plan-in-chess-mini-course/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=telegram Want the complete thinking system? Viktor’s brand-new 16-hour Thinking & Decision-Making System for 1700–2200 Elo launches Thursday, October 1, at 8 A.M. EDT. Learn to evaluate positions, find plans, choose candidate moves, and calculate with confidence.

♟ Opening finished. King castled. Now what? You reach a perfectly playable position… but have no idea what to do next. “What’s the plan here?” That’s where many good positions start slipping away. In this FREE mini-course, FM Viktor Neustroev analyzes a fascinating Ribli–Tal battle and shows you how to turn a position’s key features into one clear, coordinated plan. 🎥 Watch How to Make a Plan in Chess FREE: https://thechessworld.com/store/how-to-make-a-plan-in-chess-mini-course/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=telegram Want the complete thinking system? Viktor’s brand-new 16-hour Thinking & Decision-Making System for 1700–2200 Elo launches Thursday, October 1, at 8 A.M. EDT. Learn to evaluate positions, find plans, choose candidate moves, and calculate with confidence.

Would you take the rook? 🤔 White’s queen can capture the rook on a8. It looks like free material—but can the queen escape? G
Would you take the rook? 🤔 White’s queen can capture the rook on a8. It looks like free material—but can the queen escape? GM Bryan Smith had to find two hidden resources: ♞ A knight jump to d5 ♕ A quiet queen retreat to a7 Miss either one, and the “free” rook could cost you the game. Discover 5 Rules That Will Save Your Queen from Being Trapped and see the full game inside: https://thechessworld.com/tactics/5-rules-that-will-save-your-queen-from-being-trapped/?utm_source=telegram

♟️ NEW COURSE: 100 Positional Ideas to Crush Your Opponents GM Bryan Smith takes you through 100 instructive positions in 12.5 hours of training. In each lesson, you’ll face a practical challenge: find the move that turns the position in your favor. Train your positional eye and build ideas you can use in your own games. 👉 Explore the course https://thechessworld.com/store/100-positional-ideas-to-crush-your-opponents-with-gm-bryan-smith/?utm_source=telegram

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Free Mini-Course!!! GM Bryan Smith has prepared a free 3-part mini-course showing you how powerful positional ideas are found
Free Mini-Course!!! GM Bryan Smith has prepared a free 3-part mini-course showing you how powerful positional ideas are found and executed. Inside, you’ll discover: Lesson 1: Turn an “Equal” Endgame into a Win – See how …g5! creates tension White cannot resolve favorably—leading to weak pawns and two connected passers. Lesson 2: Turn Your Worst Piece into a Monster – Black’s knight looks completely trapped and useless. Then …h5! unlocks the f5-square and transforms it into the hero of the game. Lesson 3: Split the Pawns and Seize the Key Squares – Learn how a4–a5! creates positive tension, breaks apart Black’s queenside, and secures a dominating knight outpost on b6. Three positions. Three powerful pawn moves. Three positional ideas you can start using immediately: https://thechessworld.com/store/how-to-win-an-equal-looking-chess-endgame-mini-course/

Free Mini-Course!!! GM Bryan Smith has prepared a free 3-part mini-course showing you how powerful positional ideas are found and executed. Inside, you’ll discover: Lesson 1: Turn an “Equal” Endgame into a Win – See how …g5! creates tension White cannot resolve favorably—leading to weak pawns and two connected passers. Lesson 2: Turn Your Worst Piece into a Monster – Black’s knight looks completely trapped and useless. Then …h5! unlocks the f5-square and transforms it into the hero of the game. Lesson 3: Split the Pawns and Seize the Key Squares – Learn how a4–a5! creates positive tension, breaks apart Black’s queenside, and secures a dominating knight outpost on b6. Three positions. Three powerful pawn moves. Three positional ideas you can start using immediately: https://thechessworld.com/store/how-to-win-an-equal-looking-chess-endgame-mini-course/

Stop Throwing Away Winning Games https://thechessworld.com/play/landings/zero-blunder-v2 8 out of 10 games under 1800 are lost because of blunders. Not openings. Not strategy. Just one careless move. Let’s fix that — in 5 minutes.

Polish Opening 1.b4: Complete Guide The Polish Opening begins with the unusual move 1.b4. White immediately gains queenside space and prepares to develop the dark-squared bishop to b2, where it can influence the long diagonal. https://thechessworld.com/articles/openings/polish-opening-1-b4-complete-guide/

Launch Deal!!! Beating the London Lemos Crash Course with GM Damian Lemos https://thechessworld.com/store/beating-the-london-lemos-crash-course-with-gm-damian-lemos/

GM Lemos is here with FREE Mini-Course!!! The London System is solid. But that doesn’t mean Black has to sit there and equalize. In this free mini-course, GM Damian Lemos shows you how to build a dangerous kingside attack against the London — with a clear plan based around …e5, …Kh8 and …f5. You’ll learn how to: Prepare …f5 without exposing your king Keep White’s light-squared bishop passive Recognize when White’s queenside play isn’t a real threat Keep your pieces focused on the kingside Punish White’s queenside expansion with …a5 and …c5 Choose activity and counterplay over material The big idea is simple: White attacks on the queenside. You attack the king. Watch the free mini-course: https://thechessworld.com/store/crush-the-london-with-a-kingside-pawn-storm-mini-course/