Release of our new book – Champion Psychology

Today is a great day – hurray, our new book, Champion Psychology – a book for future chess champions, has been released for you! 

Firstly, I’d like to thank everyone who has sent me their questions about this topic– they are the main reason for this book! Also, thank you for your patience over the release of this book.

Let me remind you about the special offers that I’ve provided for you:

• The first 100 buyers will get a FREE attendance (and also a recording) at my webinar “Press your opponents like Carlsen“.
• Remaining buyers until 27 Feb. will receive the recording of my webinar “Press your opponents like Carlsen“.
• Moreover, there will be a 25% discount on the book – and the discount code is champ25

NOTE: We’ll contact you at your e-mail address (used for the purchase) to send you the FREE invitation (or recording).

As I said, our subscribers were informed about the discount coupon in advance. Therefore, the countdown to the first 100 buyers has already started. Taking into account around 20,000 of our subscribers, 100 seem to be a very small number, right?  Then, hurry up and get the book now if you want my webinar recording for FREE!

<<Get the book now>>

Note: the discount code champ25 is valid from 25 Feb. to 1 Mar. inclusive only. If you don’t know how to use a discount code, please see here: LINK

Also, you can watch the video explaining the offers below:

If you don’t know how place an order, please see here: LINK

Moreover, we’re publishing the book in e-book format only and not in paper as of now. Therefore, if you would like the book in printed version, then feel free to write your comments below or by contacting us here: LINK

Also, you would not need to pay the full price again for the paper version (if we print it) but just the additional cost that this would require. In any case, we’ll be very happy to know your thoughts. So don’t forget to let us know your needs by contacting us (LINK).

LINK SUMMARY

• Webinar – Press your opponents like Carlsen: LINK
• Get the book Champion Psychology: LINK
• Special offers for the new book: LINK
• How to use a discount code: LINK
• How to place an order: LINK

How to convert “a better position” into a WIN?

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While playing a chess game, quite often you can obtain a SUPERIOR position.

• It could happen thanks to your good opening preparation.
• Sometimes your opponent plays badly.

After that you face the famous question in chess: “How to win a won game?”

This is not as simple as it seems. An opponent gets tricky and tries to mix the things up. Often you have to play precise moves under time pressure. Then you can spoil a good game, not getting a well-deserved win.

Of course you can blame “that lucky guy” (your opponent) for that, or grieve for“an oversight in time trouble”. That’s what most players do in such cases 

However, obviously there’s a better option. You can learn appropriate techniques and always finish your opponents off! Look at “chess killers” like Topalov, Carlsen, Adams etc. In a worse position, nobody can escape from them.

If your wish to acquire those skills of “a chess killer” – you are welcome to join my webinar on Saturday 27 September (4p.m., BST). You can get all the details and sign up for the webinar here:

<< Sign up for GM Smirnov’s webinar >>

Good News: join the webinar for FREE!

The webinar’s price is really small compared to the skills and results you’ll obtain. However, I know that some of the students live in developing countries and can’t afford any additional expenses.

I’ve thought about what I can do for such students and have come up with a good idea! Help us spread the word about Remote Chess Academy, and you’ll get your ticket FOR FREE.

That’s really easy, and I hope that this time everyone will be happy! 

<< Join GM Smirnov’s webinar FOR FREE >>

Now let’s check how you should NOT play in won positions 

Caruana – NakamuraWhite’s turn

White is a pawn up and is pressuring Black’s position hardly. It’s almost winning.How to turn that “almost winning” into a real full score? What would you play as White?

Actually there are even a few ways for a quick win. You might be surprised to know that Caruana (rated 2801!) – managed to drew it!

After you came up with your own solution, please, check the actual game here:LINK

P.S. This time I allow FREE entry for my webinar, while there are only 100 seats available. It’s not that much compared to around 25,000 of my subscribers  Hurry up!