The Fighting Sveshnikov Sicilian Chessable

Slay 1.e4 with the latest in Sicilian theory

The Sicilian Defense is the fighter’s opening. It’s the opening to play if you want to come out swinging as Black against 1.e4, not to just achieve equality, but to fight for the advantage.

The Fighting Sveshnikov Sicilian, a revamp of The Fighting Sicilian: A complete repertoire vs 1. e4, wants to make sure you’re up to speed on the new theoretical innovations this constantly evolving opening undergoes, with a focus on the dynamic Sveshnikov variation.

A lot has happened in Sicilian theory since the first course was published in 2017, and if you’re going to try to get the advantage as Black, you’re going to want every weapon at your disposal.

To make sure you’re in top shape, author FM Marko Makaj has added 160 new variations , with a brand new chapter on the Rossolimo. Plus 16 more model games have been added. It just goes to show that Chessable’s courses are very much alive. With changing theory, our hard-working authors have your back.

With this updated version, you’ll get not only the best computer moves but easy and clear-cut human moves that are intuitive and easy to play .

A peek inside of what you’ll learn:

♚ Four chapters on how to fight for the initiative immediately in the Sveshnikov

♚ How accepting White’s gambits is the best course of action to fight back , chiefly against the Wing Gambit and the Smith-Morra.

♚ Maintain the pressure against White’s secondary moves such as 2.d3, 2.g3, and 2.b3.

♚ Destroy White’s ambitions of a strong center in the Alapin with 2…d5

♚ Stop the Grand Prix attack in the Closed Sicilian with 2…a6 and force them into an Open Sicilian with 3…b5

♚ Fianchetto your dark-squared bishop and play aggressively against the Rossolimo (3.Bb5)

In addition to this full repertoire against 1.e4, you’ll get 20 model games, ranging from modern classics to games with the latest theoretical innovations, such as the brilliance exemplified by Magnus Carlsen against Fabiano Caruana in the 2018 World Championship.

The author, FM Marko Makaj, has published three highly acclaimed Chessable opening repertoires, including the first version of this revamped course.

And while that course did a great job teaching users to get an advantage against 1.e4, he’s now here to make sure you’re fully up to date on the latest Sicilian theory.

Want to be at the forefront of Sicilian theory? Get The Fighting Sveshnikov Sicilian, today!