What is Boris Avrukh GM Sabotage the Slav (Tiny) for Cheap?

Running into a brick wall? Read this:

World-famous opening analyst and GM shows you the way to a surefire advantage against the Slav!

Here’s the problem after 1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.Nf3 Nf6:

Black enjoys a rock-solid start in the Slav. But worse, the second player also has a dozen challenging ways to continue…and he/she can play the line you find most uncomfortable.

Now you have two ways to fight back:

1. Play the main lines and most testing continuations…and suffer death through information overload.

2. Or, pick an alternative that cuts down mountains of theory and still promises an advantage.

I hope you chose number two because GM Boris Avrukh has just the course for you!

Sabotage the Slav with 4.Qb3!

The queen on b3 pressures the d5- and b7-pawns; stops the development of the c8-bishop; and stays out of harm’s way.

This sideline works like gangbusters against just about any form of the Slav, including the Classical, Chebanenko, and Schlechter.

And with Israeli GM and world-famous opening analyst Boris Avrukh as your instructor, you have every reason to play 4.Qb3 with confidence.

When experts and PROs need to “up” their openings, they turn to Avrukh for help. His Grandmaster Repertoire series earned praise for its attention to detail and original analysis.

And he’s bringing the same 5-star instruction to Sabotage The Slav.

Here’s what you will get from the course:

⚡ Keep all your bases covered. The 347 trainable variations inside explore the main line and Black’s major 4th, 5th, and 6th move alternatives.

⚡ Get the basics down pat in as little as an hour. Train the 18 Quickstarter variations in the afternoon, and play 4.Qb3 in the evening.

⚡ Go from newbie to expert FAST. Avrukh has been playing the 4.Qb3 variation since 1998. And he’s passing over 20 years of practical experience and analysis to you.

⚡ Pose unsettling problems as early as move four. Even 2300-level players only have superficial knowledge of 4.Qb3, while others know nothing at all.

⚡ Use 4.Qb3 as your primary or secondary weapon. The lines here differ from Avrukh’s recommendations in the Grandmaster Repertoire series. But combine both, and you’ll become an even more unpredictable and dangerous opponent.