Daniil has agreed to reveal all his secrets and recorded an advanced 4.5-hour training with all the theory, advanced lines, and attacking ideas to take your opening to the next level.
What to play against 1.d4 so that…
– You have good counter-play and realistic winning chances
– The game isn’t solely controlled by White
– You don’t need to spend a lifetime memorizing the theory
That’s the exact question Daniil Yuffa was tackling back in 2013 being a 2300-rated player.
Figure this out and he could easily leap all the way to the 2500-2600 range.
He picked King’s Indian Defense as his primary opening for Black vs. 1.d4.
Fast forward to today, GM Yuffa is 2607 FIDE and going strong.
Good news?
Daniil has agreed to reveal all his secrets and recorded an advanced 4.5-hour training with all the theory, advanced lines, and attacking ideas to take your opening to the next level.
This mini-course is based on Alekhine Defense: Attacking Guide with GM Daniil Yuffa where GM Yuffa explains how he has been crushing it, taking down 2600+ rated GMs and boasting a 64% win rate with the Black Pieces (and an insane 90% win rate against under 2300!).
About the author:
GM Daniil Yuffa [2606 FIDE]
earned the title of chess grandmaster at 19 years old. Two years later, he competed in both the Aeroflot Open and the European Individual Chess Championship, securing 13th place. During the 2019 Chess World Cup, Yuffa achieved significant victories over GM David Navara and GM Luke McShane. In 2021, he triumphed at the Roquetas de Mar Festival, boasting a remarkable score of 7.5 out of 9. From October 2021 onwards, Yuffa has been representing the Spanish Chess Federation.
