Master the Sicilian Dragon – Yugoslav Attack with Rb8 By GM Nadezhda Kosintseva

A Comprehensive Course from Black’s Perspective with GM Nadezhda Kosintseva

Are you looking for a sharp, dynamic opening to energize your chess play against 1.e4? Dive into the exhilarating world of the Sicilian Dragon Yugoslav Attack with International Grandmaster Nadezhda Kosintseva. This course focuses on the potent Rb8 variation within the Yugoslav Attack, offering you a powerful weapon right from the opening.

What You’ll Learn

• The Dynamics of the Sicilian Dragon: Grasp the strategic concepts and tactical motifs that make the Dragon one of the most aggressive responses to 1.e4.
• Mastering the Rb8 Variation: Explore this less common yet highly effective alternative to the mainline Rc8, catching opponents off-guard and steering the game into your preparation.
• Counteracting White’s Aggression: Learn precise and vigorous methods to oppose White’s threats, especially when facing queenside castling and pawn storms.
• Critical Lines and Strategies: Delve into detailed analyses of key variations, including early exchanges, pawn pushes like g4 and h4, and prophylactic moves like Kb1 and Be3.
• Enhancing Tactical Acumen: Sharpen your tactical skills to confidently navigate the complex positions that arise from the Dragon.

Exclusive Features

• Train with 365Chess Coach: Utilize our exclusive training tool featuring 217 variations to practice and solidify your understanding of the repertoire. This interactive platform allows you to reinforce your learning through hands-on experience in a structured environment.
• 39 Model Games Included: Study a curated selection of 39 model games provided by GM Nadezhda Kosintseva. These instructive games can be replayed online and are available for download, offering practical examples of the concepts taught in the course.
• Downloadable PGN Files: Access and download all course lessons in PGN format, allowing you to study and analyze the material at your own pace using your preferred chess software.

Why Choose This Course?

The Sicilian Dragon is not just an opening—it’s a statement. It’s for players who are willing to take calculated risks and thrive in dynamic positions where every move counts. This course will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to handle the intricacies of the Dragon, turning potential risks into decisive advantages.

Who Is This Course For?

• Ambitious Players aiming to expand their repertoire with a challenging and rewarding opening.
• Tactical Enthusiasts who enjoy complex, double-edged positions and are eager to improve their calculation skills.
• Competitive Players looking to surprise their opponents with a less common but highly effective variation.

About the Instructor

GM Nadezhda Kosintseva is renowned for her deep understanding of chess openings and her clear, instructive teaching style. With her guidance, you’ll gain not just rote lines but a profound comprehension of the positions, enabling you to make informed decisions at the board.

Course Features

• Comprehensive Video Lessons: Step-by-step guides through the Yugoslav Attack and the Rb8 variation.
• In-Depth Analysis: Explore both main lines and sidelines, ensuring you’re prepared for any of White’s responses.
• Exclusive Training Tools: Enhance your practice with the 365Chess Coach and access to model games and downloadable materials.

Take the Next Step

Don’t miss this opportunity to add a formidable weapon to your opening arsenal. Whether you’re facing club players or seasoned competitors, the Yugoslav Attack with the Rb8 variation in the Sicilian Dragon will give you the edge you need.

Enroll Now and start your journey to mastering one of the most exciting openings in chess!

Outline

Introduction
Chapter 1. 11.Nxc6 & 11.Bh6 Variations
Chapter 2. 11.g4 b5 Variation
Chapter 3. 11.h4 b5 – 12.Ndxb5 & 12.Bxb5 Variations
Chapter 4. 11.h4 b5 12.Ncxb5 Variation
Chapter 5. 11.h4 b5 – 12.Bb3, 12.Nxc6 & 12.Be2 Variations
Chapter 6. 11.Kb1 Variation
Chapter 7. 11.Bb3 Na5 12.h4 Variation
Chapter 8. 11.Bb3 Na5 12.Bh6 Variation