IM Zaur Tekeyev recommends the Modern Vienna Game. It is a great choice for club players, due to its flexibility, strategic advantages, and elements of surprise. In the next 3 hours, IM Zaur Tekeyev will guide you through the intricacies of the Modern Vienna Game, giving you a powerful weapon with white pieces.
Looking for a dynamic opening for White, full of sacrifices and aggressive play?
Look no further.
IM Zaur Tekeyev recommends the Modern Vienna Game.
It is a great choice for club players, due to its flexibility, strategic advantages, and elements of surprise.
In the next 3 hours, IM Zaur Tekeyev will guide you through the intricacies of the Modern Vienna Game, giving you a powerful weapon with white pieces.
Whether you’re a beginner looking to add a new opening to your repertoire or an experienced player seeking to improve your skills, this course has something for everyone.
What you will learn:
- Element of Surprise – The Vienna Game is not as well-known as some other popular openings, which can give you an advantage over opponents who are not familiar with it. Playing the Modern Vienna Game adds an extra layer of unpredictability and can throw your opponents off their game.
- Total Control – The Modern Vienna Game offers a lot of flexibility in terms of the positions and variations that can arise. As a result, it can be played in a variety of ways, which allows you to tailor your opening to suit your playing style.
- Strategic advantages – The Modern Vienna Game often leads to positions that are rich in tactical and strategic possibilities, giving you more opportunities to outmaneuver your opponent.
Outline:
Introduction
Chapter 1. 2…Nf6 Black’s most popular responses
Chapter 2. 2…Nf6 Black’s other options
Chapter 3. 2…Nc6 and 4…Bc5
Chapter 4. 2…Nc6 and other moves
About The Author:
IM Zaur Tekeyev [FIDE 2409]
is a FIDE Master who recently became an International Master. Zaur has been coaching chess players of different ages and levels for many years. As a player, he has won multiple tournaments, one of the best results being the 1st place in the Russian National Students’ Chess League Championship (Moscow Open, 2017). Zaur is also a big online blitz player, with an online rating of over 2800.
