Chess Openings Repertoire

Openings Repertoire
Master Early Game Tactics

Chess Openings Repertoire

This page documents the evolution of my repertoire as I advance in rating and experience. I focus on a specific set of active and reliable systems that are not widely used, so their in-depth understanding could give an advantage.

For the white pieces, I explore the London System, Vienna Game and the imbalances created by the Trompowsky Attack.

When playing black, my focus shifts against 1. e4 on the solid Caro-Kann defense. Against 1. d4, I study the Queen's Gambit Slav and the King's Indian Defense.

By concentrating on these selected systems, I am improving my understanding of pawn structures and middlegame plans. I try to refine these setups, learn from my mistakes, and progressively master these paths to victory.

Playing White

1. d4

1. e4

Flank

English Opening (1. c4)

Playing Black

Against 1. d4

Against 1. e4

References

STERREN, Paul Van der, 2009. FCO: Fundamental Chess Openings. Gambit Publications. ISBN 978-1-906454-13-5.

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