This course is created for everyone who wants to finally have a solid opening repertoire and does not want to study too much. You will find many chess challenges, practical games of famous grandmasters and my games with classical time control and theory.
It is very important that I tried to show how to play the London system primarily for White, but I also presented several games for Black. The most important thing for me was to show as many different plans and directions of the game as possible, to explain the problems and strong moves. I hope I succeeded.
It's important that you can download specific line trees with my comments in the "link to theory" section, where you will find specific moves tested not only by practice but also by Stockfish 13. So you don't need to anylyse yourself, I did this work for you, everything you need is undestanding and memorise.
Also I believe that every course must have some practice. During the videos I can ask you to find a best move for example. Also I prepared some test puzzles for checking your knowledge, you will find it in the end of the course.
London system is good opening for learning as first opening but also top Grandmastes like Carlsen , Kramnik, Kamsky plays it regularly.
Why you should start to learn London System:
Solid opening (hard to make a misstake by white)
Good in blitz, rapid
Good against very strong playes (to make a draw)
For Lazy players, once learning - possible play forever, your opponent can't avoid this opening.
Have one opening more and increase your pool of ideas, plans
If you are feeling you are strategy player
Why should not play.
Line is very popular, a lot of well prepared opponents
If you have to play only for win (some draw tendency)
If you are feeling you are tactic player
How I tryed to solve these problems?
I will show you a lot of novelties and ideas.
I can't change, chess has draw tendency now almost everywhere :)) So if you play blitz or rapid, there are more misstakes and resault games.
I focused on strongest moves, but I was constantly showing aggressive alternatives
I hope I told you all pros and cons of the London System - so I hope this information help you to solve, is it opening for you or not. During the coures I explain these things in detail.
