Grandmaster Gambits: 1. e4 part1 By GM simon williams & IM Richard Palliser

Combine The Relentless Aggression Of 19th Century Gambits With The Machine-Like Precision Of Modern Grandmaster Play

With Grandmaster Gambits 1.e4, you will “give” a pawn before move 10.

But in exchange, you energize your pieces, dominate the center, and storm the barricades while the opponent is still sleeping.

Even better, you enjoy not only a safer king…but also unshakable confidence, knowing that the lines you play are approved by grandmasters and even world champions!

With such a headstart, you’re ready to attack without a shred of hesitation – and score convincing victories worthy of the books.

Grandmaster Gambits 1.e4 takes on the BIG four – 1…e5, the Sicilian, French, and Caro-Kann Defenses. Inside the course, you will learn how to:

⚔️ Hack 1…e5 to shreds with the Deutz Gambit. This vicious attacking line in the Italian Game gets cracking as early as move five. With a little “cooperation” from Black, you may even bag the full point by move 16!

⚔️ PLUS, combative strategies against 1…e5 sidelines. Less popular defenses like the Petroff and Philidor are covered. But so are devious but unsound tries, like the Latvian and Elephant Countergambits.

⚔️ Deny the Sicilian of its central stronghold with the Wing Gambit. So you can take over the center yourself, and push back enemy pieces with a volley of forcing moves.

⚔️ Squeeze the life out of the French Defense with the Advance Variation. If Black tries to pressure our space-grabbing pawn chain, we rev up our development to the third gear, and hit them with Magnus Carlsen’s upgraded Milner-Barry Gambit.

⚔️ Drop bombs on f7 with the Hillbilly Attack versus the Caro-Kann. Opponents will shake their heads at this “primitive” barrage…until their king gets burnt to a crisp in a dozen moves.

GM Williams and IM Palliser cover just about everything in 21.5 hours of step-by-step videos and 667 engine-tested variations. All of which you can revisit with MoveTrainer® until the moves, plans, and ideas become second nature to you.