Slav Defense Exchange Variation Vol. I-II with GM Sipke Ernst (Video Database - 5 hours 46 minutes running time) 

Modern Chess Team     November 28, 2021

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Chapter 1 - Introduction  Closed
Chapter 2 - Botvinnik-Tal 1961  Closed
Chapter 3 - Overview  Closed
Chapter 4 - Alternatives To 3.Qxd5  Closed
Chapter 5 - Fier-Hand  Closed
Chapter 6 - 4.Bf5  Closed
Chapter 7 - Prohaszka-Karavade  Closed
Chapter 8 - Kramnik-Aronian  Closed
Chapter 9 - Ernst-Perske  Closed
Chapter 10 - Romanov-Tscharotschkin  Closed
Chapter 11 - Ernst-Basso  Closed
Chapter 12 - Nabaty-Cernousek  Closed
Chapter 13 - Kramnik-Aronian  Closed
Chapter 14 - Ernst-Postny  Closed
Chapter 15 - Chirila-Bai  Closed
Chapter 16 - Howell-Melkumyan  Closed
Chapter 17 - Glud-Andersen  Closed
Chapter 18 - Melkumyan-Balogh  Closed
Chapter 19 - Aronian-Nakamura, 2013  Closed
Chapter 20 - Stefansson-Skytte  Closed
Chapter 21 - Gareev-Tin  Closed
Chapter 22 - Еxercises  Closed
Chapter 23 - Solutions  Closed

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Slav Defense Exchange Variation with GM Sipke Ernst

Dutch GM Sipke Ernst will teach you how to win with the Exchange Slav.

Many chess players tend to underestimate the Exchange version of Slav. They believe, quite incorrectly, that Exchange Slav is very drawish and has no winning ambitions whatsoever.

Although there are some lines that lead to “safe positions” if white chooses to… there are also many other lines leading to sharp, unbalanced positions with TONs of play.

There are plenty of possibilities for White to start an attack and to fight for a real edge.

Exchange Slav is becoming more and more popular at the Grandmaster level. It has been played in World Championship Matches, Botvinnik used it to beat Tal.

Nowadays very strong GMs play Exchange Slav as well. For example, Wesley So recently managed to upset Magnus Carlsen with this opening. Both Kramnik and Carlsen have Exchange Slav in their repertoires.

In this two-part series, GM Sipke Ernst will show you all the important Exchange Slav ideas for White, covering main strategies and attacking schemes in the process. Even if your opponent deviates from the theory, you’ll be able to quickly come up with a good plan and obtain an advantage.

GM Ernst has structured this course to minimize the amount of theory to become a strong Exchange Slav player.

Use it as a weapon of choice, or a surprise weapon against opponents of any level.

This opening could give you a significant advantage, especially at the Club Level.

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About the Author:

GM Sipke Ernst (FIDE 2606)
is an international grandmaster, and a professional chess coach. Sipke was born in 1979, learned chess at the age of 9 at school and has been hooked on the game ever since. GM Sipke Ernst holds an MA degree in Dutch Language and Culture.