Jobava London System: Modern Approach with FM Aleksa Alimpic

Jobava London System: Modern Approach with FM Aleksa Alimpic

Imagine this.

You play one core setup: Nc3 + Bf4.

The Jobava London System works against both 1…Nf6 and 1…d5.

It avoids mainline theory altogether: Queen’s Gambit Declined, Queen’s Gambit Accepted, Grunfeld, Nimzo-Indian, heavy Slav lines — gone.

Black is forced to play on your terms.

In this course, Aleksa Alimpic reveals a powerful attacking system that pulls Black out of preparation, avoids standard Queen’s Gambit structures, and creates uncomfortable positions from the very start — with a 65% score at club level.

Here is what you’ll learn:

• One Setup for Every Defense — Play the same Nc3 + Bf4 system against 1…Nf6 and 1…d5 – and skip all the mainline nonsense. No Nimzo. No Grünfeld. No QGD/QGA. No Slav theory. Black is out of the book by move 3… you’re already in control.
• Outsmart Theory (Don’t Memorize It) —  This is not a forcing-line Jobava course. When positions become over-analyzed or simplified – we sidestep. Keep queens on the board, choose rare move orders, and create real problems without memorizing 20-move engine lines.
• Attack Early Blueprint — Expand aggressively with g-pawn and h-pawn pushes while the center is locked. Your structure is stable, your pieces are active, and Black has no counterplay yet. You start attacking while your opponent is still “developing normally.”

Perfect for club players (1200–2000 Elo): aggressive, attacking, and easy to learn, yet dangerous for opponents who rely on book moves. Works beautifully in blitz, rapid, and classical chess.

FM Alimpic wants you to have a complete opening training. That’s why it also comes loaded with BONUSES:

• 12 model games to structure your repertoire,
• 2 Test Yourself sections to lock in the ideas,
• A complete PGN library,
• Interactive Training with 365Chess Coach

Outline:

Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. 3…e6 Part I
Chapter 3. 3…e6 Part II
Chapter 4. 3…a6 Part I
Chapter 5. 3…a6 Part II
Chapter 6. 3…c5 Part I
Chapter 7. 3…c5 Part II
Chapter 8. 3…Bf5
Chapter 9. 3…c6
Chapter 10. 3…g6
Chapter 11. Model Game 1 Bortnyk – Fernandez
Chapter 12. Model Game 2 Susilodinata – Palczert
Chapter 13. Model Game 3 Cabarkapa – Reich
Chapter 14. Model Game 4 Firouzja – Dominguez Perez
Chapter 15. Model Game 5 Rapport – Sutovsky
Chapter 16. Model Game 6 Nagy – Mahajan
Chapter 17. Model Game 7 Erigaisi – Sjugirov
Chapter 18. Model Game 8 Naroditsky – Saltvedt
Chapter 19. Model Game 9 Bortnyk – Vedmediuc
Chapter 20. Model Game 10 Grandelius – Fargere
Chapter 21. Model Game 11 Fries Nielsen – Schmidt
Chapter 22. Model Game 12 Online Play
Chapter 23. Test yourself Part I
Chapter 24. Test yourself Part II

About the Author:

FM Aleksa Alimpic [2313 FIDE]

is a FIDE Master from Belgrade, Serbia, with a peak Elo rating of 2313. He began playing chess at 8 and earned his FM title at 17. With 1.5 years of coaching experience, both online and over the board, he offers programs for all levels. Aleksa has won the Serbian Youth Championship and competes in Serbian, Bosnian, and Republic of Srpska leagues, in addition to winning numerous rapid and blitz tournaments.