Chess Tactics in Open Games

This chess course is tailored for club and intermediate players, covering theory and strategies for Open Games that arise after moves 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4. The course offers an overview of actual variants along with 630 exercises to solve.

Part of the Chess King Learn series (https://learn.chessking.com/), this course provides a unique approach to chess education. The series includes courses in tactics, strategy, openings, middle game, and endgame, segmented by proficiency levels ranging from beginners to professionals.

Through this course, players can enhance their chess knowledge, discover new tactical maneuvers and combinations, and apply learned strategies in practical gameplay.

Functioning as a virtual coach, the program assigns tasks and assists players when they encounter difficulties. It offers hints, explanations, and even demonstrates clear refutations of potential mistakes.

The program features a theoretical section that elucidates gameplay methods at specific stages using real examples. The interactive nature of the theory enables students not only to read lessons but also to make moves on the board and practice challenging positions.

Benefits of the program:

• High-quality examples rigorously checked for accuracy
• Obligation to input all key moves as instructed
• Varying levels of task complexities
• Diverse objectives to achieve in problem-solving
• Guidance provided if errors occur
• Clear refutations for common mistakes
• Ability to play out any exercise position against the computer
• Interactive theoretical lessons
• Structured table of contents
• Monitoring of player’s ELO rating progression during learning
• Test mode with customizable settings
• Option to bookmark favorite exercises
• Tablet-friendly interface with no internet connection required

The course offers a complimentary section for users to familiarize themselves with the program through fully functional lessons before unlocking subsequent topics:

1. Open games
   1. Evans Gambit
   2. Italian Game
   3. Two Knights
2. Practice in open openings
   1. Italian Game
   2. Evans Gambit
   3. Two Knights