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Learn the main lines of the Halloween Gambit. In this spooky opening white gives away a knight for some mighty pawns in the center. Can black untangle and develop or will whites development advantage ...

All Imported from the wonderful lichess study https://lichess.org/study/D0tk8mR8 It has both White(E.g Halloween Gambit) and Black(E.g Englund Gambit) Studies. Though many arrows may be shown, ther...

In this study I give a compact repertoire against all main line Scandinavian responses, and common inferior plays. The repertoire is based on miniature games at the 2300+ level, together with some St...

Everything from the St Louis Najdorf Lectures

Much preferred to the Tarrasch

This study about the Budapest Gambit covers the basics of the four main variations of the opening. For more information about this opening check out the video by Hanging Pawns: https://www.youtube.com...

Do I need to constantly import study, or does it sync with Lichess?

Sicilian defence dragon variation

A few lines of the Orthoschnapp Gambit Opening. The engine may not like it and on the professional level it has not scored well, but judging by the games in the Lichess database the Orthoschnapp Gambi...

Starting with Smith Mora, but will build up to white in general.

e4 repertoire for white. Vienna, b3 sicillian and french advance caro

Concise Introduction to the Colle-Zukertort System

Common Club Variations in the Colle-Zukertort System

Studies Colle-Zukertor System Games

The Vienna game is for white, and can be a very powerful opening because it is so rare. after e4, to get to the Vienna game starting position, black must play;

Vienna Gambit Variations

Dare Devil Variations in The Vienna Game

This is guide on the reti opening. Since D5 is the most common move against Nf3, i go very deep into this play. I will do the sidelines aswell, but they will only contain quick analysis. If you guys r...

The Reti Opening, once dubbed "The Opening of the Future" by Savielly Tartakower, is defined by this move right here. As you can see, by committing a knight to f3, we control the center (thus preventi...

Intro Reti and Variations