Karjakin

In 2016, Sergey Karjakin stood as the challenger against Magnus Carlsen in the World Chess Championship, marking a pivotal moment in his already impressive career. Having played 2232 games, Karjakin's journey and strategic depth are now captured in this comprehensive chess course designed to help players sharpen their skills through 120 practical exercises — where you'll get the chance to play like Karjakin and even test your abilities by playing against him.

This course is part of the renowned Chess King Learn series, a revolutionary approach to chess education. The series offers structured learning paths across various aspects of chess including tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, tailored for players from beginner to professional levels.

By engaging with this program, you will not only expand your chess knowledge but also discover powerful tactical patterns and combinations. The course ensures that theoretical understanding translates into practical strength through interactive training and real-world examples.

Acting as your personal chess coach, the program presents carefully selected tasks and supports you throughout the process. When you're stuck, it provides hints, detailed explanations, and even demonstrates strong refutations for common mistakes, helping you understand where things went wrong and how to improve.

Interactive Learning Approach

The course features an in-depth theoretical section that explains key ideas and plans at different stages of the game, all based on actual games and scenarios. Theory is delivered interactively, allowing you to not only read but also play out moves directly on the board, reinforcing your understanding and retention of critical concepts.

Key Features of the Program

• ♔ High-quality, thoroughly verified examples and positions
• ♔ Required input of all essential moves as guided by the trainer
• ♔ Multiple difficulty levels to suit both novice and advanced players
• ♔ Diverse objectives within each exercise to enhance problem-solving flexibility
• ♔ Smart hints provided when mistakes occur
• ♔ Clear refutations shown for typical incorrect moves
• ♔ Option to play any position against the built-in computer opponent
• ♔ Fully interactive theoretical lessons for immersive learning
• ♔ Well-organized table of contents for easy navigation
• ♔ Real-time ELO rating tracking to monitor progress
• ♔ Customizable test mode with adjustable parameters
• ♔ Bookmark favorite exercises for quick access
• ♔ Optimized for tablet screens for enhanced usability
• ♔ No internet connection required for offline learning
• ♔ Synchronize your progress across multiple devices via a free Chess King account (Android, iOS, and Web)

Free Trial Available

Before committing fully, you can explore a free version of the course. The trial includes fully functional lessons that allow you to experience the application’s capabilities firsthand. Here's a preview of the content structure:

1. Karjakin Sergey
   1. 1998–2001
   2. 2002–2003
   3. 2004–2005
   4. 2006–2007
   5. 2008
   6. 2009–2010
   7. 2011–2012
   8. 2013
   9. 2014
   10. 2015–2016
   11. World Chess Championship 2016
   12. 2017
   13. 2018
   14. 2019
   15. 2020
   16. Play Like Karjakin
   17. Play Against Karjakin

What's New in Version 3.3.2 (Updated August 7, 2024)

• \* Introduced a new training mode powered by Spaced Repetition — combining previously missed exercises with fresh ones to optimize learning efficiency
• \* Added the ability to run tests using bookmarked positions
• \* Set daily puzzle goals to maintain consistent improvement
• \* Track your progress with a daily streak counter
• \* Various bug fixes and performance enhancements