Play the Queen’s Gambit Accepted


thumb22d4 players love to put us into a positional bind. The closed positions often lead to slow maneuvers, with White always one step ahead. But what if there was a way to shake your opponent from their comfort zone and force them to play an open position? Well, there is! Play the Queen’s Gambit Accepted!

Accepting the Gambit with 1.d4 d5 2.c4 dxc4! gives you a more open game, with easy development, and a clear route to equality. White, as usual, has many options to answer 2…dxc4, but all of them have their drawbacks.

That’s the reason why the next live training with IM Valeri Lilov will have a major impact on your play. If you absorb every strategy Valeri presents you with, you will be ready to solve the “d4 problem”. Then, in your next games, you will only need to apply your knowledge to get and increase your advantage!

Join Valeri this Saturday and let him teach you an easy Black repertoire against 1.d4!

Discover:

> How to play against the Isolated Queen’s Pawn, a typical pawn structure that can arise from the QGA, and other openings too. This key knowledge will improve your general understanding of the game, whatever opening you play!

> The powerful …e5 sacrifice attacking White’s center and improving your development – take the initiative from White and force them to passively defend all the weak points you hit!

> A full Black repertoire against 1.d4 with a complete examination of the different alternatives to 2.c4. Overcome your fears and combat the Anti-Queen’s Gambit lines with confidence. Easy to follow plans against the London, Colle, Trompo, etc.

> If you’re serious about getting better at chess but don’t have much time to spend on study, our weekly webinars will give you the best return for your time. Real insights, real improvement, every week. And they’re free!