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📗 In 30 minutes, your understanding of 1.d4 will change forever!
In this thread, you will find the most essential ideas from Papaioanou's lecture "Repertoire for White after 1 d4 Nf6 2 Nf3 d5"
We will see how to face Slav Defence and QGD.
Get a cup of coffee, and we'll start!

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♟AlphaZero pawn is a monster in the endgame!
The position on the diagram could have arisen in the online blitz game Bassem Amin - Mikhail Antipov.
Try to evaluate 1.Bxg6.

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♞Alekhine Defence is alive!
Mihail felt that this opening was vastly underappreciated. During the database's development, he put the critical lines through extensive analysis with modern cloud engines. The conclusion? Alekhine can be played at any level!"

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We will publish the course "My 100 Best Endgames" by GM Kiril Georgiev in the coming days.
The position on the diagram features one of the examples from the course.
Knowing that it's White to move, how would you evaluate the position?

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Excellent work by @NikolaosNtirlis

[Nikos Ntirlis @NikolaosNtirlis]

/16 Share this 🧵 with anyone wanting to build a serious 1.e4 repertoire!

Stop playing the London.
Stop playing 1.b3.
Get serious with 1.e4! 💪😎

Here's part 1: https://t.co/3wKwLbM9x2

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@PeterSadilek Hopefully, you will like it!

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The course 1.d4 Nf6 - Practical Repertoire against the Sidelines by GM Grigor Grigorov is already published!

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If you want to see the free video lecture, you can do it at https://t.co/ZfDmaaTdGt
Otherwise, you can ask all your questions in the thread!

[Modern Chess @Modern_chess]

📗 In 30 minutes, your understanding of 1.d4 will change forever!
In this thread, you will find the most essential ideas from Papaioanou's lecture "Repertoire for White after 1 d4 Nf6 2 Nf3 d5"
We will see how to face Slav Defence and QGD.
Get a cup of coffee, and we'll start!

[Modern Chess @Modern_chess]

In the Carlsbad structure, we should prevent Black from exchanging his light-squared bishop. Our long-term plan is connected with the minority attack on the queenside - Rb1 followed by b2-b4-b5. In this position, Black does not have an easy counterplay.