Lifetime Repertoires NimzoSemi-Tarrasch – Part 2 by GM Surya Shekhar Ganguly

The “Anti-Computer” Blueprint To
Beating 1.d4 In The Opening,
Middlegame And Endgame

Turn the tides of the opening to your favor with energetic novelties even chess engines miss. Plus, step-by-step plans which transform your stellar play early in the game into a decisive middlegame attack… or a low-risk endgame where you have all the winning chances.

Grandmaster Surya Shekhar Ganguly brings us part two of his groundbreaking repertoire versus 1.d4!

Ganguly is an elite 2600-grandmaster from India. His top-three finishes in over 80 tournaments are nothing short of impressive. And as a second to the 15th World Champion, his “anti-computer” methods helped Viswanathan Anand defend his title many times.

Today, you have the chance to tap into Ganguly’s genius… boost your score against 1.d4… and revolutionize your opening, middlegame and endgame play. All in one swoop!

Lifetime Repertoires: Nimzo & Semi-Tarrasch Part 2 picks up where part one left off. It takes on trendiest follow-up to 1.d4 and 2.c4, namely 3.Nf3.

At its core is a universal setup, which simplifies your decision-making in the first five to 10 moves. You start by developing the kingside with …Nf6 and …e6. Then, you stake your claim in the center with …d7-d5 and …c7-c5. And from here, Ganguly equips you with…

Opening Novelties Powerful Enough To
Dismantle A Military-Grade Supercomputer

Ganguly’s analysis, while computer-checked, is always human-led.

This approach enabled him to find surprising ideas chess engines overlook. Neutralize computer-dependent preparation. And open up new angles of attack even in long-established variations.

Backed by Ganguly’s “anti-computer” methods, Team Anand have defeated many of the sharpest minds in chess — including a military-grade supercomputer that can perform 840 trillion operations in a second.

Now, the same engine-busting and championship-winning novelties are within your reach. Ganguly built Lifetime Repertoires: Nimzo & Semi-Tarrasch Part 2 using his trademark “computer-checked, human-led” analysis method. On top of that, he also took novelties from Team Anand’s vault of opening breakthroughs, and put them in here for you.

Inside, you’ll discover:

🧠 The bust to Magnus Carlsen’s early g3-sideline. Let Carlsen-wannabes try to recreate Game 6 of the 2021 World Chess Championship. Because with your third move, you will “rewrite history” to your advantage.

🧠 How to cripple the Colle System. Unable to break through with their e-pawn, White’s attack is non-existent. Meanwhile, your position roars to life with simple developing moves.

🧠 A “wait and see” strategy… which transposes to a Queen’s Gambit Accepted where you enjoy an extra tempo. With momentum on your side, your pawn breaks come faster, and your counterattacks hit harder.

🧠 A multipurpose pawn push in the Semi-Tarrasch… which disarms checkmating threats and destroys the enemy pawn structure. From here, winning becomes as easy as exchanging pieces.

🧠 How to break the Catalan’s bind by swapping queens. After taking out the most powerful enemy piece, the rest of your army can apply maximum positional pressure worry-free.

The opening analysis alone is worth the price of admission many times over.

But Ganguly is a five-star Chessable author. He has a reputation for going the extra 100 miles. And, boy, did he live up to his fame!

Beyond cutting-edge openings, you also get…