IM Christof Sielecki spent a year working on this, even holing himself up in a house by the sea in Germany to get it just perfect.
And now it's ready: we are proud to present Keep It Simple: 1.d4, without a doubt our biggest release yet and, we believe, an opening repertoire that will last you a lifetime.The man behind the ChessExplained YouTube channel, Chessable's most successful author, has put together everything you could ever need to play 1.d4 as white in one course.
Keep It Simple: 1.d4 is:
✅ clear;
✅ precise;
✅ easy to learn;
✅ suitable for strong players;
✅ suitable for improving players;
✅ built by someone who really understands Chessable.In short, this is the ideal course for our platform. That should be no surprise considering IM Sielecki's 1.e4 course won plaudits all over the world.
We know of GMs on Chessable who bought it, but we also know of beginners who bought it. The release was a best-seller and even made it from a Chessable online course into print.
And don't forget, KIS 1.e4 also won the 2018 ChessPub Book of the Year award.
A repertoire to last a lifetime
Now, we believe the bigger, better 1.d4 is one-up from that. IM Sielecki has built a better repertoire for a better platform. He presents a comprehensive set of lines with 28 hours of optional video-sync instruction to help you understand the real essence of his choices.
This course has a far higher word count compared to KIS e4 and the variation count is also higher because I included many lines to illustrate typical ideas and middlegame plans, so it's not just about some initial moves, but also a guideline how to play many positions after the opening.
- IM Christof Sielecki
Overall, this is as lean as a 1.d4 repertoire of this quality can get.
Here is a course you really don't want to miss. It will equip you for everything and give you a repertoire that will last a lifetime.
