Why This Course Created?

If you start the game with 1.e4 then you'll face Sicilian Defense too often! It is a reliable and one of the best scoring systems. Indeed, open Sicilian, with the move d4, is probably the best choice for White but it requires TONES of theoretical knowledge, precision, opening research every month, and high energy levels to play it.

On the contrary, I have a cool, solid, and very aggressive opening system for you that will help you to remember the only practical idea! Your task is to control the center and then transfer your queen to the kingside by Qe1 and Qh4. Even a 5-year-old kid can follow this idea and I can guarantee you that you will checkmate your opponent's King many times!

I searched for many years to find an attacking, blitz-friendly, system like Grand Prix Attack. I used it for many years with success and it help me to rise my ELO rating. This is why I decided to create this course. I'm offering to you a simple, dynamic, easy-to-learn system that can serve you for life!

You're welcome to check the detailed article “Sicilian Defense | Grand Prix Attack” to learn the basic ideas. Please click here to study the free lessons.

The Lessons are Suitable for:

• Beginners
• Intermediate Players
• 1000 – 1600+ Fide Official Rating
• 900 – 1800+ Online Rating (LiChess or Chess.com)

Here is what you are going to learn:

• Learn all the variations; sublines & main lines
• A very aggressive system against Sicilian Defense
• Master Grand Prix Attack
• Middlegame ideas and plans for both colures

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?

• Knowing the movements of the chess pieces. You can see my course, free of charge, “The Easiest Way To Learn Chess” - Newbie 500 by clicking here.
• Your thinking cap!

Additional Information:

• 11 Videos | 201 Min | 3 hours 21 minutes
• 49 Games Analyzed
• Presenter: Angelo Kesaris
• Complete Repertoire
• Opening Name: Grand Prix Attack
• Language: English

Outline:

1. Into | 8' 37'' // 6 games
2. Tal's Gambit | 19' 27'' // 5 games
3. Alternatively Approach | 20' 30'' // 6 games
4. Against O'Kelly Variation // 2...a6 | 5' 22'' // 3 games
5. Against 2...d6 Variation // Intro | 27' 50'' // 5 games
6. Against 2...d6 Variation // Illustrative games | 35' 31'' // 7 games
7. Against 2...e6 | 19' 46'' // 4 games
8. Main Line 2...Nc6 – Bc4 | 21' 58'' // 5 games
9. 2...Nc6 – Bb5 Sublines - 1 | 15' 23'' // 5 games
10. 2...Nc6 – Bb5 Sublines – 2 | 16' 59'' // 5 games
11. Main Line 2...Nc6 – Bb5 | 11' 19'' // 3 games

In Total

• 11 Theoretical Video Lessons | 201 Minutes
• 49 Analyzed Games