English Opening 1.c4 – Ideas for 3 Typical Responses of Black

Por um escritor misterioso

Last updated 05 junho 2024

English Opening 1.c4 – Ideas for 3 Typical Responses of Black

First, let me remind you of the special offers we’re providing you with during this coronavirus crisis. You can get the “Quarantine Mega Bundle” worth a massive $478 USD for just $99 USD – you get 5 of my best selling courses, giving you a COMPLETE training system in all 3 stages of the game. << Get the “Quarantine Mega Bundle” Now >> Also, to help uplift your spirits and to keep a strong mind during these tough times, you can read my book “Champion Psychology – A book for future chess champions” worth about $30 USD for FREE – you can download both the PDF and the EPUB formats here. These offers are valid only till this Sunday, 19 April (inclusive), and as I’ve said before, it’s the first time we’re running massive offers like these and we may not do something like this again – so don’t miss it! Today we are going to learn about a chess opening for White – the English Opening; it starts with the first move 1.c4. If you are that kind of player who doesn’t like memorizing a bunch of theoretical variations and theory moves until move 20, then the English Opening is the one you are looking for. Suggested: 3 Chess Opening Traps + 1 Opening Trick Another advantage of this opening is that your opponents don’t see it as often as the popular chess openings that arise after the familiar 1.d4 or 1.e4. That gives you an edge because they will be surprised by this opening and might not be prepared for it. In the following video lesson, the RCA guest coach FM Coto Mederos will explain to you the 3 most common responses of Black after 1.c4. They are: 1…e5, the symmetrical 1…c5, and finally 1…Nf6 followed by the fianchetto setup like the Indian defense.