The Principled Queen’s Gambit Part 2 Video Series – FM Daniel Barrish

Your already have the first-move advantage. Now let us show you how to convert that edge to a FULL point.

After 1.d4, the flexible 1…Nf6 allows Black to grab their share of the center or build up a counterattack. Well, let them decide how they want to defend…

Because with The Principled Queen’s Gambit: Part 2, you will do all the attacking.

Even better, your attacks will come from a position of strength as the repertoire rests on time-tested principles.

1. Take over the center. Play f2-f3 and e2-e4 to build the ideal e4-d4 pawn duo.
2. Develop your pieces. Maximize your activity while keeping the center solid.
3. Advance your pawns. Gain space. Push the enemy back. Take over the game!

Pair this opening strategy with the precise variations inside. And you get positions where White heavily outscores or even doubles Black’s win rate!

White scores a crushing 68% in this major line in the Nimzo-Indian. Check out the Chapter 5 for the complete analysis.

Field-tested and reliable 🧪♟

Play for the full point. No matter who you’re facing.

FM Barrish began building the repertoire in 2010 and played it against all comers. Every line tested in 100+ classical tourneys. Every move backed by 10 years of engine-assisted analysis. It’s the same repertoire that took him from a 1699 player to a 2300 South African champion.