FM Viktor Neustroev is back with the Wing Gambit which is an ultra-rare opening involving a pawn sac, that can be played against nearly ANY Sicilian!
Sicilian Defense is one of the most common responses against 1.e4.
So, if you play 1.e4 you really have two options…
- Option 1 is to learn a TON of opening theory and hope to beat your opponent at their “home-field” pet lines (Difficulty level: Very Hard)
- Option 2 is to confuse, and surprise your opponent on move 3 AND, force problems from the very beginning, seizing the initiative (Difficulty level: Much Easier)
If your pick Option 2, we have great news for you.
FM Viktor Neustroev is back with the opening that can achieve all of that.
The Wing Gambit is an ultra-rare opening involving a pawn sac, that can be played against nearly ANY Sicilian!
1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 e6 3.b4!
You get central control, good development, and easy-to-follow attacking plans.
FM Viktor Neustroev cracks down on each common Black’s responses one-by-one giving your a universal anti-Sicilian!
No matter whether Black chooses to play Sveshnikov or Accelerated Dragon… FM Neustroev got you covered.
Not only you’re getting an all-around opening against the Sicilian, but you are also saving hundreds of hours of preparation while increasing your chances for a win!
Let’s get started!
What you will learn:
- Unleashing the Wing Gambit – FM Neustroev gives you all the bells and whistles to beat the Sicilian with 3.b4! Not only you are avoiding the most unpleasant continuations for White, but you are also confusing your opponent and eliminating 95% of their opening knowledge.
- Beating the Accelerated Dragon – FM Neustroev gives you a little-known opening line that you can use to beat the Accelerated Dragon in the ‘Wing Gambit’ style. In fact, this little line can also be used against many other fianchetto setups.
- Stopping the Sveshnikov – If you know anything about the Sicilian you know that Sveshnikov involves a lot of theory. No worries! FM Neustroev gives you a way to bypass all the theory without memorizing anything.
Outline:
Introduction
Chapter 1. 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 3. b4
Chapter 2. 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.b4
Chapter 3. 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.b4
Chapter 4. 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 g6
Chapter 5. Gareyev – Bodziony
Chapter 6. Williams – Grochal
Chapter 7. Zajarnyi – Malakhov
Chapter 8. Grabinsky – Malakhatko
About The Author:
FM Viktor Neustroev [2305 FIDE]
is a chess player and coach who won multiple regional competitions and received various awards. He has coached for many years and has had highly successful students. FM Neustroev sees his mission in teaching chess and making his students overall much better players.
