Understand the Berlin Variation – Part 2

The second part of the Berlin journey will feature White’s deviations from the endgame. Let’s get back to the starting position which arises after the moves 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Nf6

The main focus of this camp will be the move 4.d3. Of course, Roiz will also consider the position 4.0-0 Nxe4, examining White’s attempts to deviate from the endgame.

Even though this is not a theoretical camp, after studying the material, you will be ready to apply the Berlin Variation in your games. The reason is that in this line, the strategic understanding is way more important than the knowledge of concrete lines. 

You get 6 hours of high-level training, which will provide you with the following benefits:

✅ Better understanding of the main structures in the Berlin Variation

✅ Improved knowledge of the symmetrical positions

✅ Better handling of positions with doubled pawns

✅ Insights into how grandmasters build their repertoire

✅ Better general understanding