Attack with Scotch Game - GM GM Avetik Grigoryan and GM Samvel Ter-Sahakyan (Video Database - 10+ hours running time)

Modern Chess Team May 28, 2021

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Introduction Free

Warm Welcome Closed

Introduction Closed

Introduction - Why Scotch Game Closed

Introduction - Strategies for Both Sides Closed

Introduction - Let's go Closed

Section 1 - Rare and passive moves - Introduction Closed

Section 1 - Game 1 with 4...Nd4?! Closed

Section 1 - Game 2 Closed

Section 1 - 4...d5? Closed

Section 1 - Tricky moves 4...Qh4 and 4...Qf6 Closed

Section 1 - Game with 4...Qh4 Closed

Section 1 - 4... passive moves Closed

Section 1 - Game with 4...d6 Closed

Section 1 - Game with 4...Be7 Closed

Section 1 - Game with 4...g6. Review of the passive moves Closed

Section 1 - 4...Bb4 Closed

Section 1 - Review Closed

Section 2 - 4...Bc5 - Introduction Closed

Section 2 - 6...d6 Closed

Section 2 - Giri A. - Navara D. Closed

Section 2 - Negi P. - Maiorov N. Closed

Section 2 - 6...Nf6 Closed

Section 2 - The fantastic plan! Popov I. - Dvirnyy D. Closed

Section 2 - 7...0-0 Closed

Section 2 - 8....Nd4 Closed

Section 2 - The main line- 8...h6 Closed

Section 2 - Review Closed

Section 3 - 4...Nf6 - Introduction Closed

Section 3 - 5...dc6? Understanding this pawn structure Closed

Section 3 - 5...dc6? Grigoryan A. - Simone L. (Simul game) Closed

Section 3 - 6...Nd5? Closed

Section 3 - Game 1: Grigoryan A. - NN (Simul game) Closed

Section 3 - Game 2: Grigoryan A. - NN (Simul game) Closed

Section 3 - Game 3: Crushing attack by my student Closed

Section 3 - 6...Qe7 main line - 8.h4! The tricky and strong move Closed

Section 3 - 8...h6 Closed

Section 3 - 8...a5 Closed

Section 3 - 8...Bb7 Closed

Section 3 - 8...d6 Closed

Section 3 - 8...Qe6 Closed

Section 3 - 8...f6 Crazy lines Closed

Section 3 - Review Closed

Section 4 - Congrats with your new strong weapon! Closed

Section 5 - Addition Scotch Game - Introduction Closed

Section 6 - Addition section - 4...Nd4? - Introduction Closed

Section 6 - The strategical problem Closed

Section 6 - Agenda Closed

Section 6 - 5...Nf6 Closed

Section 6 - The three reasons why we go 0-0-0! Closed

Section 6 - 5...d6 Closed

Section 6 - 5...Ne7 Closed

Section 6 - 5...c5 Closed

Section 6 - 5...Qf6 Closed

Section 6 - Conclusion Closed

Section 7 - Addition section - 3...Nf6? - Introduction Closed

Section 7 - Why do they play 3...Nf6? Closed

Section 7 - We're just checkmating! Closed

Section 7 - 6...Nd6 Closed

Section 7 - 6...d6 Closed

Section 7 - 5...d6 Closed

Section 7 - 4...Nb8 Closed

Section 7 - 4...Na5 Closed

Section 7 - Conclusion Closed

Section 8 - Addition section - The Attacking Plans - Introduction Closed

Section 8 - Attacking the passive setup Closed

Section 8 - Attacking against 7...Nf6 Closed

Section 8 - Attacking against 7...Nge7 Closed

Section 8 - Attacking against 7...Qf6 Closed

Section 8 - How do we meet opponent's attack? Closed

Section 8 - Ruining opponent's pawn structure Closed

Section 8 - Attacking the fake dragon Closed

Section 8 - See you in the next sections! Closed

Section 9 - Scotch Model Games - Introduction Closed

Section 10 - Model Games with 4...d6 - Negi is attacking! Closed

Section 10 - White's best setup Closed

Section 11 - Model Games with 4...g6 - The fake dragon Closed

Section 12 - Model Games with 4...Bb4+ 5.c3 Bc5 - The multistyle Master Closed

Section 12 - In Rubinstein's style Closed

Section 13 - Model Games - 7.Qe2 with Be3 - Easy attack Closed

Section 13 - Easy attack 2 Closed

Section 13 - The c7 weakness Closed

Section 13 - The endgame Closed

Section 13 - How to win winning positions Closed

Section 13 - The power of pawns' storm Closed

Section 13 - Learning from the mistakes Closed

Section 13 - The queen sacrifice Closed

Section 14 - Model Games - 7.Qe2 with Bg5 - The master of pins Closed

Section 14 - Lessons from the master of pins Closed

Section 14 - The Little Bobby Closed

Section 15 - Model Games with 8.h4! - Just defend the queenside Closed

Section 15 - The weak King Closed

Section 15 - 4 Islands Closed

Section 15 - 3 Islands Closed

Section 16 - Scotch Common Mistakes - Introduction Closed

Section 17 - Common Mistakes on <1500 Level - 2...Bc5? Closed

Section 17 - 2...Qf6 and 2...Qe7 Closed

Section 17 - g7 pawn Closed

Section 17 - The problem of early Nf6 Closed

Section 17 - Let's move on Closed

Section 18 - Common Mistakes on 1500+ Level - After 7.Qe2 8.Be3 or Bg5? Closed

Section 18 - Use the pin! Closed

Section 18 - The difference after 8...h6 Closed

Section 18 - Qd2 or Qd3? Closed

Section 18 - ab3 or cb3? Closed

Section 18 - Meeting the attack Closed

Section 18 - The correct way to organize the pawn storm Closed

Section 18 - The bishop on f1 Closed

Section 18 - The idea of 8.h4! Closed

Section 18 - See you :) Closed

Section 19 - The PGN file + Homework Closed

Section 20 - Advanced Scotch Game - Introduction Closed

Section 21 - Advanced section - 13.Qc2!N Closed

Section 21 - 14...d4! Closed

Section 21 - 14...Be6 Closed

Section 21 - 14...Qc7 Closed

Section 21 - 14...Qd6 Closed

Section 21 - Congratulations with your new weapon! Closed

Section 22 - Advanced section - 8...Tricky moves - 4...Qf6 Closed

Section 22 - 4...Qh4 Closed

Section 23 - Advanced section - Scotch with h4! 8...Bb7 9. Nd2 super idea! Closed

Section 23 - Avetik_ChessMood - honestgirl (blitz 3+0) 2019 Closed

Section 24 - Advanced section - 8.h4! g6 - Idea of 8...g6 Closed

Section 24 - 9...Qb4 Closed

Section 24 - 9...Qe6 is even worse Closed

Section 24 - 9...f6 Endgames are bad for Black Closed

Section 24 - 9...Qc5 Closed

Section 24 - Conclusion of 8...g6 Closed

Section 25 - Advanced section - 8.h4 Qe6!? - Introduction Closed

Section 25 - Ideas of Qe6 move Closed

Section 25 - Kd1 strong move Closed

Section 25 - 11...Qf5 Closed

Section 25 - 11...d5 Closed

Section 25 - Conclusion of 9...Nb4 Closed

Section 25 - 9...d6 Closed

Section 25 - Тhe 2nd option - 9.Nd2 Closed

Section 25 - 9...d6 against Nd2 Closed

Section 25 - 9...Nb4 Closed

Section 25 - 9...a5 10.a3!N Closed

Section 25 - Conclusion of 8...Qe6 Closed

Section 26 - Advanced Section - The Craziest Variation Ever - Introduction Closed

Section 26 - Agenda Closed

Section 26 - A piece of advice Closed

Section 26 - 10...fe5 Closed

Section 26 - 10...0-0-0 Closed

Section 26 - This is Insane!!! Closed

Section 26 - 14...Kb7 Closed

Section 26 - The Hero Pawn Closed

Section 26 - 11...Qb4 Closed

Section 26 - 11...Qc5 Closed

Section 26 - 13...Qb4 Closed

Section 26 - 13...Qe5 Closed

Section 26 - 10...Nb6 Closed

Section 26 - Wanna stay in chess history? :) Closed

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Attack with Scotch Game - GM Avetik Grigoryan & GM Samvel Ter-Sahakyan

Players from all levels struggle to find a reliable repertoire for White after 1.e4 e5. Usually, Black is able to achieve a rock-solid position without theoretical problems.

In this course, Armenian grandmasters Avetik Grigoryan and Samvel Ter-Sahakyan make a strong case for the Scotch Game that arises after 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4

The current video course suggests playing trendy and aggressive lines. Besides deep explanations of tactical and positional ideas, you will find many novelties and unexplored ideas. The content is structured in a way that players of all levels can benefit. The basic section makes sure that you get a strong foundation. Those of you who want to go even deeper can examine the Advanced Section which is very useful for a level of 2200+.

The authors of the course tested the repertoire suggestions in countless online blitz games. They have discovered that most of the players below 2000 rating lost in the very opening and not getting to the middlegame. Players with a rating of around 2400 were often checkmated in 20-30 moves. At the same time, almost all the Masters and GMs were getting bad positions, cause all these lines, that you'll find here, are relatively new, and in theory, it's not clear how to play for Black.

You can see some of the diagrams of this course below.

We are super excited to share here with you these tricky and trendy lines of the Scotch Game and see your amazing results.

So, let’s begin the journey!

About the authors

Avetik Grigoryan is a strong GM from Armenia. In 2010, he became National Champion of Armenia and represented his country at the Olympiad. Besides his player career, Avetik is famous for his coaching experience as well. He has worked with 10 grandmasters. Additionally, he is the author of many online courses on different subjects. Avetik has over ten years of coaching experience and was the coach for the National Thailand team.

GM Samvel Ter-Sahakyan became International Grandmaster at the age of 15. He was European U-18 Champion in 2009, World U-18 champion in 2011, and Karpos Open Winner in 2017.