Chessable 1 B6 Against Everything Im Lawr... ◆

Make White Commit, then Make them Pay! With 1… b6, it seems like you're doomed to cede the center but, in true hyper-modern style, 1...b6 Against Everything

While 1... b6 may not be the "strongest" move theoretically, it frequently takes opponents out of their comfort zone and leads to positions you understand better than they do. Course Content Highlights Chessable 1 B6 Against Everything IM Lawr...

Rather than fighting for the center immediately, you allow White to occupy it with pawns before using your fianchettoed queenside bishop and other pieces to dismantle their center from the flanks. Make White Commit, then Make them Pay

By using one setup against everything, you significantly reduce the amount of opening theory you need to memorize, making it an ideal "all-in-one" solution for club players or a surprise weapon for faster time controls. Course Content Highlights Rather than fighting for the

Includes high-level examples, such as Magnus Carlsen using 1... b6 to defeat Super GM Pavel Eljanov.