Long Live the King's Gambit - GM Ian Nepomniachtchi torrent

Chess opening course on the King's Gambit by GM Ian Nepomniachtchi
Includes video and PGN

Language: English
Lectures: 12
Total Running Time: 7 hours 54 minutes

From the course:

Are you exhausted of every opponent playing 1.e4 e5, hoping for a dull Italian game or a safe Berlin? Then, take them on a ride!

We’ve got just the perfect course to revamp your white repertoire…

We proudly have the 2021 World Championship Challenger, Ian Nepomniachtchi, presenting his very first Chessable course! In case you were hiding under a rock, Nepo is perennial top 10 player and frequent Candidate for the World Championship.

Faithful to his creative style, his path is not for the faint-hearted.

Nepo’s King’s Gambit Laboratory

That’s right! The King’s Gambit baby!

If you’re looking for a change, then there’s nothing better than a comeback to the roots.

The King’s Gambit is one of those openings that all chess players have used at least once in their careers. It’s also the one that gave the world The Immortal game Anderssen-Kietserisky and many more sacrificial masterpieces from the romantic era.

Although modern standards do not regard it highly, that’s about to change.

Rusty and dusty?

Far from it. Nepomniachtchi’s effort on this course promises a new breeze to this fan-favorite opening. Daring play was never the King’s Gambit’s shortcoming, and with this massive modern upgrade, it’s alive as ever.

But it gets better. Nepo's use of Stockfish and Leela means you’ll always be on the right end of the KG’s craziness and ready to bat your opponents off the board when they make a mistake -and they will. You’re in for a treat.

Need more reasons to jump on this train?

???? Edgy repertoire against e5 that secures you practical chances and all the fun.

???? World championship match-level preparation insights.

???? An unprecedented 8 hours with Nepo distilling chess knowledge and entertainment, including some soft darts teasing Hikaru or Magnus.

There’s only one unanswered question.

What does this course mean months before the match with Carlsen? Will he venture the King’s Gambit in his quest for the Chess Crown? Or are we seeing a 'Nepomniachtchi Gambit'?