Monthly Archives: June 2017

Most chess books and videos are focusing on the theoretical endgames. What most players actually need is learning how to play practical endgames. The only way to master those endgames is by learning the PATTERNS. That’s exactly how Grandmasters outplay … Continue reading →

Here’s what I’ve got for you… It’s 90 minutes with GM Arkadij Naiditsch as he sits and prepares for the Grenke Classic – an elite tournament where he faces the likes of Caruana, Aronian, Vachier-Lagrave and Carlsen in serious competition. … Continue reading →

I have great news for you today! Majority of beginners and club players have huge trouble when it comes to planning the game.  In this FREE Video IM Valeri Lilov will show how to do that in typical game situations. … Continue reading →

How awesome would it be to have a single chess course which will take you straight from unrated to 1400 level? The Comprehensive Beginner’s Course will take you literally from 0 elo to a club player’s strength!  Chess training doesn’t have … Continue reading →

I’m sure you’ve heard of Damian Lemos – he’s the resident Grandmaster at iChess… The same GM responsible for the best-selling Club Player’s Manifesto and Deep Dive series which changed the lives of thousands of chess fans worldwide… …and he’s … Continue reading →

By the tender age of ten years old, Judit Polgar had already chosen the Sicilian Defense as her absolute favorite opening and, from then on, she never swayed from it. As she grew stronger, she humiliated experienced GMs game after … Continue reading →

Sitting there behind the black pieces is tiring… Concentrating, calmly responding to each of white’s attacks and maneuvers, and you’re waiting…waiting…waiting for your chance. Here’s an opening that’s easy to learn and allows black to play for advantage immediately – … Continue reading →

1) download completely FREE the “Lemos method mini-course” Here is your copy of GM Damian Lemos’ Attack with GM Lemos!  – click here to download it. Here’s what to expect:  How to totally humiliate players who delay castling for even a moment … Continue reading →