Play 1.e4 Like A Super Grandmaster With Anish Giri's New Chessable Course
Chess.com is excited to announce that GM Anish Giri's Lifetime Repertoire for 1.e4 is now fully available on Chessable. This three-part course is another masterpiece by the renowned Dutch number-one that teaches everything you need to know to play 1.e4 with confidence. From club-level players to masters, everyone can benefit from Giri's recommendations.
Click the button below to check out his free 1.e4 Short & Sweet course with 28 core variations from his Lifetime Repertoire and over an hour of video instruction.
As the name implies, Giri's course packs a repertoire for White that arms you for a lifetime. Inside are cutting-edge lines that Giri, one of the best-prepared players in the world, plays himself. "My concept is to offer you a top-level repertoire. In fact, it's something that I've also played myself in serious games and in faster time control games as well," Giri said.
My concept is to offer you a top-level repertoire. In fact, it's something that I've also played myself in serious games and in faster time control games as well.
— GM Anish Giri
Among Chessable learners, Giri is well-known for his ability to distill extremely high-level concepts into easy-to-understand explanations. His other courses are consistently among Chessable's best-sellers, all receiving glowing reviews. Giri's courses have also received many accolades, including a Best Opening Course for White nomination in 2022 for Part 2 of his 1.e4 course.
1.e4 course is now complete. Leave now and never come back.
— Anish Giri (@anishgiri) June 26, 2023
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His Lifetime Repertoire for 1.e4 includes three parts. Part 1 covers Giri's weapon of choice after Black plays 1...e5. Part 2 prepares you against major openings Black can try, including the Caro-Kann, the French, gambits, and more, while how to deal with the Sicilian Defense is fully treated in Part 3.
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