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GM Mihail Marin comes up with one of the most fundamental works that he has ever done! His new database My 50 Favourite Endgames is a must for everyone who looks for top-level endgame education. The database consists of 50 carefully selected super instructive endgames and 64 associated tests. Each one of the examples (including the tests) is extensively annotated. This makes a total of 114 extensively annotated endgames!

The course Practical Endgame Play includes all the videos from the camp related to the training sessions. Overall, the material consists of approximately 8+ hours of video. Next, we will briefly present some interesting moments taken from the lectures.

The course Understand the Scotch Game includes all the videos from the masterclass related to the training sessions. Overall, the material consists of approximately 9 hours of video.

As you climb up the rating ladder, you will see something new… That one or two tactics are not winning you games anymore. You group your pieces for an attack, and your opponent sees it from a mile away and defends against it. You regroup again, and your opponent defends against it again. This goes on for a while. And you enter the phase where the game is actually WON.

We are happy to introduce to you Grandmaster Mind – How to Learn From Your Own Games. In this course, you will be able to see inside the Grandmaster’s Mind. GM Petar Arnaudov will share his thoughts about some of the most important practical aspects of the game. You will learn how he prepares against his opponents and what he thinks during the game.

We are happy to introduce to you the new course by FM Nikolay Yordanov – Attacking Guide for Club Players. The course consists of 24 extensively annotated attacking games played by FM Yordanov, a Video version (3 hours), 24 interactive test positions, and Computer practice. The computer practice session consists of 10 training positions you can play against a strong engine. In this way, you have the possibility to prove your attacking skills against optimal resistance.

We are happy to introduce to you Evaluation and Plan. You can often hear masters say that even having a bad plan is better than playing without a plan. The ability to create adequate plans is one of the critical factors distinguishing experts from amateur players. In order to find the right plan, however, you need to make a proper evaluation. In this course, a team of experts will provide you with all the key tools that you need when it comes to evaluation and planning. After studying the lectures, your global chess vision will be drastically improved.

Blast through your enemy's defenses and deliver the ultimate blow with the classic Art of Attack trainer from Everyman Chess, now available for the first time on a trainable platform. Take a much-loved classic of chess literature. Add MoveTrainer®. Then add 30 hours of video from Ginger GM Simon Williams.

A Dynamic Double Threat: Fight 1.e4 and 1.d4 with the Modern Defense (1...g6). It’s got all the combative dynamism of the Sicilian and King’s Indian Defense, but you’ll be hard-pressed to find an opponent who’s truly prepared for it! The Modern Defense is the perfect surprise weapon for the fighting player, and FIDE Master Vjekoslav Nemec brings you the ultimate course to master it.

Find Your Edge with 5 of the Best Chess Trainers from Europe. The Chess Coach Companion: Advanced Syllabus is a self-study course for the intermediate improver. It explores the key areas of strategy, tactics, and endgame play — where you can outsmart the increasingly tougher competition at the 1700 to 2200-level.

This World Champion’s Asymmetric Defense To 1.e4 Never Lacks Counterplay. Ditch the memory contest. Let White drown in 1,000s of pages of theory. You won’t need more than 200 lines to outplay them. Give them the center, too. Because once your bishop locks in on g7— and your pawn breaks start hitting from every direction — even the nastiest enemy set-ups will crack!

A three-step training plan to turn you into a tactical wizard. Do you ever wonder how the best tacticians got to where they are? Are they simply geniuses born with superior calculation skills? Not at all! All great players started learning tactics by studying the endgame. Why would you study the last part of the game you ask? Because the endgame, with enough space and minimal distraction from other pieces, is the ideal environment to understand how pieces interact with each other.

They said it about Rubinstein and Capablanca in the 1920s… About Petrosian and Smyslov in the 1960s… About Karpov in the 1990s… And about Carlsen today. “He somehow wins completely equal positions…but how?” What sorcery are these guys involved in, to win positions that other masters regard as completely drawn?

This Double-Gold Repertoire Triggers a Tactical. Ripple Effect — Cracking 1.d4 Wide Open! Does your heart sink at the thought of “pawn to d4”? You know what’s coming. Locked centers, passive pieces… then a slow grind to hold a draw while White presses on risk-free. Not anymore — thanks to Lifetime Repertoires: Arjun Kalyan’s Semi-Slav!

The Bulletproof Semi-Slav: A Complete And Lifetime Answer To 1.d4. Shankland’s peak FIDE rating of 2731 put him firmly within the world top 25. He took home gold from the Olympiad twice… won the US Chess Championship in 2018… and scored top 3 finishes in major tournaments, like the 52nd Biel GM Tournament and the 4th Sunway Sitges Open.

FM Daler Vakhidov reveals this modern, practical system in his brand-new course, Attacking Jobava London System for White. There are two types of openings in chess: #1 The ones you memorize for 20 moves… one mistake and it’s over. #2 The ones you understand: same setup every game, built on ideas, not theory.

The Classical Philidor: Black's Last Unexplored Territory. For decades, the Philidor Defense has lived in the shadow of mainstream openings—dismissed as passive, outdated, or simply "not quite good enough." But what if the problem wasn't the opening itself, but how it was being played?

Haunted by 1.e4 gambits, traps, and positional cramps? Not with this defense! Rock-Solid From Move 2 — Then Rocks White’s Ramparts On Your Cue. Lifetime Repertoires: Petroff Defense mirrors White’s most principled moves after 1.e4. So you stay safe and on equal footing. But equality is just the start!

The Catalan's Second Coming: Dreev and Basso's 2025 Revolution. When Alexey Dreev first championed the Catalan at the highest level, he didn't just play an opening—he refined a philosophy. Now, in partnership with GM Pier Luigi Basso, that philosophy evolves. Play the Catalan - Part 1 - 2025 Edition arrives exactly one year after their original course, not as a replacement, but as a strategic evolution shaped by elite practice and theoretical earthquakes at the top level.

Grow Your Calculation Muscle. To get in shape, whether it's getting buff, getting faster, or getting better at chess, you need to form good habits. Essential Chess Calculation Guide - Volume 1: Creative Play is like a personal trainer that shows you how to improve most efficiently, focusing on growing your calculation muscle.