How to Create a Powerful Opening Repertoire against 1.e4 and Dominate on Club Level and Beyond…

Good opening preparation makes up to 60% of your overall success, according to statistics. If you don’t know your openings, you won’t get a playable position and your chances will plummet.

On the other hand, if you get a good position, your game will just flow…

Why do some players effortlessly obtain a great position out of the opening, while most others struggle every step of the way?

Those players seem to make the RIGHT MOVE at the RIGHT TIME, instinctively without needing to think about it. They know what each piece is doing, and exactly where and when to attack. They see possibilities no one else can and exploit them to score easy wins.

The craziest thing of all?

They seem to do it without even trying. They just play – and dominate. Every single game.

The secret is…

The successful players KNOW the openings they play. Not just the move orders. Not just the basics. But the plans, maneuvers, ideas, tactical patterns, key squares, and everything else in between. These players understand those positions much better than their opponents.

And we give you just that!

After studying this course, the Kan Sicilian will become second nature to you. It will provide you with the home-field advantage against your competition. You’ll only play familiar lines and well-explored positions. You’ll know exactly what pawn structures will occur, where your pieces will go, what pieces to exchange, and most importantly where and when to launch your game-winning attack!

Instead of analyzing everything over-the-board, as your opponents will do, you’ll use your home preparation to get a serious edge both on the clock and on the board!

Who is this course for?

The course is designed with 1500-2200 rated players in mind. The “ideal student” is a club level player who wants to add a powerful, yet “low-theory” weapon against 1.e4 in his repertoire, sufficient for outplaying 2300 rated players.

The course covers all most popular responses by white including the Modern Variation, Knight Variation, and the Maroczy Bind. It gives you a detailed explanation of the plans and ideas behind the opening for different types of typical positions.

After studying this course, you will…

Kan Sicilian is included in repertoires of many top players including Anatoly Karpov, Vladimir Kramnik, Magnus Carlsen, and recently Fabiano Caruana. It’ll be a great addition for your repertoire as well!