The Road-map for English Opening and a Complete set of Tactical Gear to take White’s Position by Storm

English Opening is very popular among super-GMs and club players alike.

Nearly all top players have English included in their repertoire: Magnus Carlsen, Garry Kasparov, Fabiano Caruana, Vladimir Kramnik, Vishi Anand, Wesley So, and Hikaru Nakamura to name a few.

That’s no coincidence.

English is one of the longest standing and positionally sound opening weapons.

Most club level players, however, do not have a specific preparation against 1.c4. They feel it looks similar to 1.d4 or 1.Nf3, and hope to transpose to one of the familiar lines.

BIG mistake!

One of the main advantages of English is that White has multiple ways to reach setups Black can’t prevent.

That’s why we created the new Opening Lab – Beating English with Black.

This 11.5-hour Opening Lab provides you with a road-map and a complete set of tactical gear to take White’s position by storm. Armed with this knowledge you will have a substantial edge against any sub-2200 opponent!

GM Dmitry Bocharov [2647 peak FIDE] is a mind behind the deep ideas, strategies, and plans for countering the English. FM Viktor Neustroev deciphers his analysis and thinking into easy-to-understand, bite-sized lessons.

Here is what it’ll do for you:

• The tested-and-proven, most reliable lines to play against each of the 5 variations of English Opening
• Build a powerful opening repertoire against the English …that actually helps your game and makes you a better player through the positions that match your style
• Read your opponent’s plans and react with ease …know what’s coming next before your opponent does
• Dictate the direction of the game …rapidly increase your winning potential by playing familiar positions
• Gain confidence and boost your performance by arming yourself with powerful GM’s plans and strategies [that works even on the 2600 level]

With this Opening Lab you get the best of both worlds: the complex, very powerful concepts and ideas of 2647-rated Grandmaster, clearly explained by FM Viktor Neustroev.