GM Petrov recorded a 3-hour crash course on Modern Benoni, to make sure you are ready to win your games with Black in no time!
This opening was invented in 1927… and quickly forgotten.
Then, after 20 years of ignorance, this opening was revived by Mikail Tal.
After Tal had huge success by it winning a game-after-game… it made other players think.
Fast forward a few years, and Modern Benoni is trusted by the top attacking maestros like Bobby Fischer and Garry Kasparov.
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 e6
GM Marian Petrov, a renowned Modern Benoni expert, thinks that this opening is a gem at the club level.
It can generate a win after a win for you, just like it did for Tal decades ago.
It’s almost not fair…
GM Marian Petrov recorded a 3-hour crash course on Modern Benoni, to make sure you are ready to win your games with Black in half a day!
Even if you have a tournament or an important game in the evening… you still got time to prepare!
What you will learn:
- The little trick to avoid tons of theory – Modern Benoni is a complex opening if you don’t know what you are doing. You’ll need to be ready against London System, Benko, and many other lines… But GM Marian Petrov is here to cut your preparation by half with this move order.
- Imbalances theory – GM Petrov will give you a quick overview of typical imbalances and how to use those to your advantage.
- Benoni structure – understanding this pawn structure is a bread and butter of a Modern Benoni player. Grasp these easy you to learn concepts and you are 75% done with your opening preparation. The best part? GM Petrov makes it a breeze.
About The Author:
GM Marian Petrov [FIDE 2537]
is an accomplished professional chess coach, theorist, and Bulgarian champion for 2002 and 2017, as well as the winner of many open tournaments around the world. Also, a FIDE trainer and coach of the team Wales at the last Olympiad in Baku in 2016. He graduated from the National Sports Academy in Sofia, Bulgaria with a Bachelor’s degree in Chess Pedagogy, a four-year undergraduate program designed to prepare top-level chess trainers.
