Attacking Jobava London System for White with FM Daler Vakhidov

Mastering Positional Play: The 5-Step “What Now?” Algorithm (7-Hour GM Training)

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 Jobava London System is the second kind.

An upgraded London, sharper, faster, and built for attack.

Knight to c3. Bishop to f4.

Then Nb5… and your opponent’s position starts falling apart.

FM Daler Vakhidov reveals this modern, practical system in his brand-new course, Attacking Jobava London System for White – Attacking Repertoire + Practicum + PGNs + 365Chess Coach

Train it with the 365Chess Coach

Learning a repertoire is one thing—being able to play it confidently is another.

With the 365Chess Coach, you can train this repertoire actively: revisiting the key positions, reinforcing the recurring patterns, and turning knowledge into practical instincts. This course is built to be study-friendly and training-friendly, with a clear chapter structure and a complete PGN package.

Here is what you’ll learn:

• How to convert the quiet London into a dynamic attacking machine
• How to use a single setup against nearly all defenses
• The powerful Nb5 and g4 attacking plans
• How to handle …a6, …c6, and …e6 setups with precision
• Why this system is one of the easiest ways to play for a win with White

Black has 6 main defenses and FM Vakhidov crushes them all.

Daler also exposes every tricky sideline, so whatever your opponent tries, you stay in control.

No more endless memorization… this is an opening that flows naturally.

You’ll play with understanding, not just memory.

Outline:

Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. 3…c5
Chapter 3. 3…g6
Chapter 4. 3…c6
Chapter 5. 3…Bf5
Chapter 6. 3…a6
Chapter 7. 3…e6
Chapter 8. 2…c5
Chapter 9. 2…Bf5
Chapter 10. 1…c5
Chapter 11. 1…f5

About the Author:

FM Daler Vakhidov [2313 FIDE]

is a passionate chess player and coach with a track record of international success. He was crowned Asian Amateur Chess Champion in Brunei (2015), won the Asian U15 title in the UAE (2016), and took first place in the Penang Open U16 (Malaysia 2016). He represented his country at the World U16 Olympiad (India 2017), earned bronze at the Western Asian U18 Championship (Tashkent 2018), and recently tied for 1st-3rd at the Marshall FIDE Blitz Tournament (New York 2024), sharing the podium with Daniel Naroditsky and Bortnyk. Daler’s teaching focuses on critical thinking and chess psychology – helping you understand not just what to play, but why. His lessons break down decision-making at every stage, giving you a solid foundation for strategic growth and tactical sharpness.