Refute Keres Attack!
Are you ready to transform your game and tackle one of the most aggressive strategies in chess? Join us for an exclusive webinar, where I tell you how to Refute the Keres Attack!
In this attacking setup, White initiates a sharp assault on the kingside with the move g2-g4. As a result, it becomes perilous for Black to castle on the short side. The game unfolds as a highly intricate battle, demanding both opponents to continually calculate their options. Both kings remain under threat, though Black typically assumes higher risks.
Black in this case has the option to keep the king in the center, castle on the short side, aiming to fortify their defenses against the advancing white forces, or opt for castling long. However, committing to a particular king's position prematurely should be avoided. Black's approach primarily revolves around queenside maneuvers, particularly exerting pressure along the c-file, advancing pawns a and b, and considering piece sacrifices or exchanges on c3.
White then maximizes the pawn attack on the kingside, thereby undermining the black king's defenses. This strategy involves weakening the cover around the black king, reinforcing the attack by pinning the knight on d5, and deploying heavy pieces to infiltrate the opponent's territory!
At the webinar you will learn how:
- Safeguard your Kingside and prevent potential vulnerabilities in the game
- Gain the Upper Hand by turning the tables on aggressive opponents, forcing them onto the defensive, and seizing control of the game with confidence
- Strengthen Critical Thinking as we dissect the intricacies of this aggressive strategy, turning it into an opportunity for your victory
Secure your spot for this webinar now! Limited slots are available, so don't miss out on this opportunity to sharpen your skills and expand your chess repertoire
Date: 05/11
Time: 11 a.m. EST, 5 p.m. CE
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