Try Out a Repertoire Fit for a World Champion
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a ready-made opening repertoire full of cutting-edge lines in all the variations, all hand-picked by a master chess coach?
Well, that’s the point of
Grandmaster Grzegorz Gajewski’s new
Lifetime Repertoire on 1.e4. The
Polish Champion and
second to former World Champion
Viswanathan Anand is putting together the only repertoire for the white pieces you’ll ever need, and you can try it out for free in this Short & Sweet course.
In 2021 putting together an opening repertoire like this is no easy task - as the most common opening move, anything you play after 1.e4 is sure to be rigorously tested. But GM Gajewski is an
opening theoretician who is a true master of his craft, and he’s done the heavy lifting for you. He’s assembled only the most robust lines he could find - no shortcuts added - to maximize your opening advantage.
The main course covers all the mainstream variations arising after 1.e4 e5, but in this Short & Sweet course, you’ll get a sneak peak into the core of the repertoire, the
Ruy Lopez. You'll get a taste for GM Gajewski's powerful recommendations in the following variations:
♟Steinitz Defense
♟Schliemann Defense
♟Cozio Defense
♟Classical Defense
♟Open Spanish
♟Norwegian Defense
♟Chigorin Variation
♟Anti-Berlin 4.d3 Variation
You'll even learn GM Gajewski's namesake line in the Ruy Lopez: the
Gajewski Gambit!
Seeing is believing though, and that’s why GM Gajewski’s bringing you 27 lines free - try them out in
Short & Sweet: Gajewski’s 1.e4. And if you find yourself liking this powerful approach to 1.e4, be sure to check out the main course,
Lifetime Repertoires: Gajewski’s 1.e4.
