2 Best Chess Opening Traps to Win More Games in 2023 - Remote

As we’re reaching the endgame of 2022, let me remind you that the special offers we’re providing you with will end soon as well. Get 60% discount on all the RCA courses and packages and up to 80% discount on some courses (till Saturday, 31 December)! Also, every $50 USD that you spend during this offer period earns you an entry to win “GM Igor Smirnov’s Super Pack” for FREE. For example, if you spend just $35 USD, then you won’t be eligible. However, spending $105 USD will give you 2 entries to win (i.e. more chances than someone who spends between $50 and $99 USD). << Grab your favourite courses & packages >> Since we’re approaching the end of the year, I wanted to do something special. I’ve analyzed all the feedback that I got from my students (that includes you) and picked up 2 most powerful chess ideas of 2022; those ideas that brought you (and other students) the most victories! So, today I’m happy to present to you the 2 powerful chess opening traps (2 killer ideas) that will help you win a lot of games easily in 2023, even against stronger opponents. The first idea is an improved version of the Scholar’s Mate; a Scholar’s Mate that works against anyone! And second, an improved version of the Fried Liver Attack. You can download the PGN of these opening traps below: 

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