For the ambitious yet practical 1.d4 player:Attack With Harry The H-Pawn And
Beat Annoying Kingside Fianchetto Defenses
Do you struggle against Black’s fianchetto defenses?
If so, you’re not alone.
Visit any chess forum and you’ll find battered 1.d4 players grumbling about Black’s hyperactive pieces — while theirs struggle to keep the center together. Others can’t exploit their extra space, so their opening advantage evaporates. And many are overwhelmed by the deluge of theory.
But don’t worry. All of that is going to change, because…
Grandmaster Simon Williams (2005 British Blitz Champion) and
International Master Richard Palliser (2006 British Rapidplay Champion) will show you how to beat fianchetto defenses by launching Harry the h-pawn.
Whenever these two British champs work together, the results have always been stellar. Palliser delivers airtight analysis, while Williams presents them in a digestible and actionable manner like no other. No wonder they have earned
over 3,900 four-to-five star ratings from satisfied students.
This time, they explore the line
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6and give you a move-by-move guide to…
Outplay The Grünfeld, King’s Indian Defense, Modern
And Their Cousins With 3.h4!?
Fianchetto defenses experience a “power spike” only if they reach their desired setup — with a safe king and a monster bishop that lords over the long diagonal.
The Harry Attack: Fighting Kingside Fianchettos After 1.d4 cuts through this plan by harassing the enemy kingside at the first opportunity.
At the time of writing, 3.h4 has been played only around 100 times in grandmaster games. So club-level opponents are highly unlikely to have seen it… let alone prepare for it.
With the element of surprise in your favor, you might just win the game before the opening is over!
But don’t think, even for a moment, that
The Harry Attack is just a one-trick pony.
Your h-pawn’s advance came with
three threats. So even with best play, Black will have to concede valuable ground to avert an early disaster.
From h4, your pawn can push to the fifth rank, and distract the enemy knight away from the center. It can take on g6 — giving you a ready-made attack down the h-file. Or… it can press on to h6 and suffocate the entire enemy kingside!
Best part: you’ll know exactly which threat to execute to tip the game to your favor.
Willams serves up
8 hours of clear and practical instruction to
accelerate your learning curve— while MoveTrainer® optimizes your reviews and makes every lesson stick.
On top of that — with Palliser in charge of the analysis — rest assured that
The Harry Attack is thorough, sound and objective. So you can play it against anybody in the world with iron-clad confidence.
Inside the course, you’ll discover:
💥 How to turn the enemy king into a target practice dummy after the Grünfeld-like 3…d5 — one of the more popular yet dubious replies to the Harry Attack in online play.
💥 A simple plan which nets you a strong initiative — or even a winning attack — against every form of the King’s Indian Defense.
💥 When to let greed take over, and claim the lion’s share of the centeragainst 3…h5. And when to play with the pieces and capitalize on weak enemy squares instead.
💥 The little pawn move which secures a big space advantage on the queenside, and nips the Benko’s counterplay in the bud.
💥 How to achieve total board dominationversus the Benoni — and the surprising king shuffle which maintains your vise-grip on the position.
And more.
If you already play the Queen’s Gambit, then
The Harry Attack fits you like a hand in glove. But even if you play other d4-systems, adding 3.h4 to your repertoire is still a breeze — because Williams and Palliser designed the course in a way that’s easy to learn.
After the introduction, the duo serves you
24 core variationsand the fundamentals of
The Harry Attack. So you can play the opening in the next hour or two.
In just two weeks, you would’ve seen — not just the
93 trainable variations in the course — but also the higher level tactics and positional themes which make
The Harry Attack effective.
From here, every review with MoveTrainer® only strengthens your memory and understanding of the opening. So when game time comes, the moves and attacking plans just come to you naturally.
We’re confident that
The Harry Attackwill raise both your score with 1.d4 and your enjoyment of the game. Which is why we invite you to try the course risk free with
our 100% satisfaction, 30-day money back guarantee.If you don’t experience the positive results we just described above — for any or no reason at all — we’ll rush you a refund. No questions asked.
Having said that, we have a feeling you’ll love what’s inside.
