Author Archives: Ioannis Biazis

If you were losing games because of tactical oversights this is your instant cure.  If tactics isn’t your strength… this course will change that. International Master Valeri Lilov believes that tactics is something that separates winners from losers. IM Lilov … Continue reading →

What’s the single most important skill 95% responsible for winning games, getting trophies, and accumulating rating points? You’ve got it… it is the Checkmating Attacks. If you’re able to hunt down the enemy king, in any position, this is the … Continue reading →

If you take a closer look at Grandmasters’ games, you will discover that… they SCORE A LOT from inferior positions! If you actually want to save and convert some of your losing positions into the wins, then you need a … Continue reading →

It is no secret that Sicilian gives Black the best fighting chances against the most popular 1.e4. Previously, the Sicilian based repertoires were reserved primarily for pro-level players. It was simply too much theory and it was too involved and … Continue reading →

If you want to improve at chess and have a limited number of hours, putting more time into TACTICS will get you the greatest return! Trust me, you will get surprised how easy things become, once you’re proficient at tactics. … Continue reading →

Everyone knows about the importance of the center. At the same time, very few club players study or understand the center. By simply learning how to use something your competition doesn’t take advantage of you will DOMINATE many of your … Continue reading →

Here’re we go! Our Secret Chess Sale is LIVE! If you are receiving this email – congrats, you are on our most trusted circle and among the very first to access this event! For the 3 days, you can get 65% off any … Continue reading →

Want to crash your opponents straight out of the opening? Then you need a powerful attacking weapon, something trustworthy that even the best-of-the-best can rely on. The King’s Indian is a weapon of choice for both Fischer and Kasparov. We … Continue reading →

They say that the most difficult positions to win are the won ones. And I believe many of you can relate to this saying. No matter how big the advantage, there are opponents who just won’t give up and will … Continue reading →

“I don’t believe in fortresses.” – Magnus Carlsen I understand Carlsen’s famous quote, not at face value, but rather as an understanding of chess’s nearly infinite possibilities. Carlsen himself has shown in a lot of his games and how seemingly … Continue reading →