Attacking 1.d4 Repertoire for White with IM Robert Ris (Video Database - 10.5+ hours running time) 

Modern Chess Team     October 4, 2021

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Introduction and Free Preview  Free
Chapter 1 - Introduction  Closed
Chapter 2 - KID & GI 3.h4 Part I - Intro  Closed
Chapter 3 - KID & GI 3.h4 Part II - Benko Setup  Closed
Chapter 4 - KID & GI 3.h4 Part III - Ben-Oni Setup  Closed
Chapter 5 - KID & GI 3.h4 Part IV - Nc6 Setup  Closed
Chapter 6 - KID & GI 3.h4 Part V - Grunfeld  Closed
Chapter 7 - KID & GI 3.h4 Part VI - KID  Closed
Chapter 8 - Benoni Intro (and Snake Benoni)  Closed
Chapter 9 - Benoni Four Pawns Attack  Closed
Chapter 10 - Czech Benoni  Closed
Chapter 11 - Queens Fianchetto  Closed
Chapter 12 - Benko Gambit 5.Nc3  Closed
Chapter 13 - Budapest Gambit  Closed
Chapter 14 - Nimzo f3 Part I (Intro + 4…0-0)  Closed
Chapter 15 - Nimzo f3 Part II (6…c6)  Closed
Chapter 16 - Nimzo f3 Part III (ML exd5)  Closed
Chapter 17 - Nimzo f3 Part IV (ML 8…f5)  Closed
Chapter 18 - Nimzo f3 Part V (ML 8…Qa5 alternatives)  Closed
Chapter 19 - Nimzo f3 Part VI (ML 8…Qa5 9.e4 Ne7)  Closed
Chapter 20 - Nimzo f3 Part VII (ML 5…Be7)  Closed
Chapter 21 - Nimzo f3 Part VIII (4…c5)  Closed
Chapter 22 - QGD Part I - Main Line  Closed
Chapter 23 - QGD Part II (3…Be7)  Closed
Chapter 24 - QGA Part I (4.Nc3 a6)  Closed
Chapter 25 - QGA Part II - Transposition Vienna  Closed
Chapter 26 - Slav Part I - Botvinnik Variation  Closed
Chapter 27 - Slav Part II - Anti-Moscow  Closed
Chapter 28 - Slav Part III - Cambridge Springs  Closed
Chapter 29 - Slav Part IV - Chebanenko  Closed
Chapter 30 - Slav Part V - Geller Gambit  Closed
Chapter 31 - Slav Part VI - Nooteboom Variation  Closed
Chapter 32 - Tarrasch  Closed
Chapter 33 - Dutch 2.Bg5  Closed
Chapter 34 - 2…Nc6, 2…Bf5 & 2…c5  Closed
Chapter 35 - Albin Counter-Gambit  Closed
Chapter 36 - 1…e6 English Defense & Other 2nd moves for Black  Closed
Extras  Closed

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Attacking 1.d4 Repertoire for White with IM Robert Ris

Want to learn the 1.d4? That’s when things get interesting.

Whether you go for instant pawn tensions like in the Queen’s Gambit or for a more subtle long-term play like in the Catalan…

You have the choice to take the game almost any way you want to.

Flexibility is the name of the 1.d4 game, my friend.

Once you enter through that door, you need to be ready to tackle whatever your opponent comes up with and steer the game in the direction that suits you best.

However, if you think “Cool, sounds exciting. Let’s try it in my next tournament!”, here’s my advice: PLEASE DO NOT.

Ever seen those stunt commercials where they warn you ‘not to try it at home’? I will tell you never to try 1.d4, ever, in a real game unless you are a “seasoned professional”.

At least not until you have gone through IM Robert Ris’ latest course Attacking 1.d4 for White, launched smokin’ hot today and waiting for you to grab your copy as fast as you can.

Over 10.5 hours of high-quality video training, jampacked into 36 chapters… Robert goes over ALL the main lines of the 1.d4 opening, starting from the complicated KID to the fearsome Nimzo-Indian to the mysterious Tarrasch.

Here’s what you would learn:

Let’s get started!

Outline:

CHAPTER 1 Introduction
CHAPTER 2 KID & GI 3.h4 part I Intro
CHAPTER 3 KID & GI 3.h4 part II Benko Setup
CHAPTER 4 KID & GI 3.h4 part III Ben-Oni Setup
CHAPTER 5 KID & GI 3.h4 part IV Nc6 Setup
CHAPTER 6 KID & GI 3.h4 part V Grunfeld
CHAPTER 7 KID & GI 3.h4 part VI KID
CHAPTER 8 Benoni Intro (and Snake Benoni)
CHAPTER 9 Benoni Four Pawns Attack
CHAPTER 10 Czech Benoni
CHAPTER 11 Queens Fianchetto
CHAPTER 12 Benko Gambit 5.Nc3
CHAPTER 13 Budapest Gambit
CHAPTER 14 Nimzo f3 part I (Intro + 4…0-0)
CHAPTER 15 Nimzo f3 part II (6…c6)
CHAPTER 16 Nimzo f3 part III (ML exd5)
CHAPTER 17 Nimzo f3 part IV (ML 8…f5)
CHAPTER 18 Nimzo f3 part V (ML 8…Qa5 alternatives)
CHAPTER 19 Nimzo f3 part VI (ML 8…Qa5 9.e4 Ne7)
CHAPTER 20 Nimzo f3 part VII (ML 5…Be7)
CHAPTER 21 Nimzo f3 part VIII (4…c5)
CHAPTER 22 QGD part I Main Line
CHAPTER 23 QGD part II (3…Be7)
CHAPTER 24 QGA part I (4.Nc3 a6)
CHAPTER 25 QGA part II Transposition Vienna
CHAPTER 26 Slav part I Botvinnik Variation
CHAPTER 27 Slav part II Anti-Moscow
CHAPTER 28 Slav part III Cambridge Springs
CHAPTER 29 Slav part IV Chebanenko
CHAPTER 30 Slav part V Geller Gambit
CHAPTER 31 Slav part VI Nooteboom Variation
CHAPTER 32 Tarrasch
CHAPTER 33 Dutch 2.Bg5
CHAPTER 34 2…Nc6, 2…Bf5 & 2…c5
CHAPTER 35 Albin Counter-Gambit
CHAPTER 36 1…e6 English Defense & Other 2nd moves for Black

Meet the author:

IM Robert Ris [2464 FIDE]

is an International Master from the Netherlands. He learned to play chess at 7 and quickly became one of the top players in his country finishing 2nd in the under 10 Championship. Robert participated in 3 European Youth Championships (2x U14 & 1x U16) and many other prominent tournaments. Nowadays Robert is a full-time coach and a chess author.