Karjakin

If you're looking to sharpen your chess skills by studying the games of a world-class challenger, this course is for you. Sergey Karjakin, the opponent of Magnus Carlsen in the 2016 World Chess Championship, has an impressive record with over 2,232 games played throughout his career. This course offers 120 practical exercises where you can play like Karjakin and play against Karjakin, giving you deep insight into his strategic thinking and tactical precision.

This course is part of the Chess King Learn series (https://learn.chessking.com/), a revolutionary approach to chess education. The series includes comprehensive courses covering tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame techniques, tailored for players of all levels—from beginners to professionals.

By using this program, you'll be able to enhance your chess knowledge, discover new tactical patterns and combinations, and apply what you've learned directly in real games.

The app functions as a personal chess coach that presents you with problems to solve and supports you when you're stuck. It provides hints, detailed explanations, and even shows strong refutations of incorrect moves to help you understand your mistakes.

The program also features an interactive theoretical section that explains key strategies and techniques for different phases of the game, using real-life examples. The theory is presented interactively, so you can not only read the lessons but also play out the moves on the virtual board to better grasp complex positions.

Key Features of the Program:

♔ Thousands of high-quality examples, all verified for accuracy
♔ You must enter all essential moves required by the lesson
♔ Multiple levels of difficulty for every task
♔ Various objectives set within each problem
♔ Instant feedback and hints upon making an error
♔ Refutation lines shown for common wrong moves
♔ Option to play any position against the computer
♔ Fully interactive theoretical lessons
♔ Well-organized and easy-to-navigate table of contents
♔ Real-time ELO rating tracking as you progress
♔ Customizable test mode with flexible settings
♔ Bookmark favorite exercises for quick access
♔ Optimized for tablets and larger screens
♔ No internet connection required
♔ Sync across multiple devices via a free Chess King account—continue your learning seamlessly on Android, iOS, or Web

A free version of the course is available, allowing you to try before you buy. All lessons in the free version are fully functional, so you can experience the platform firsthand before unlocking more content.

Free Section Includes:

1. Karjakin Sergey
1.1. 1998–2001
1.2. 2002–2003
1.3. 2004–2005
1.4. 2006–2007
1.5. 2008
1.6. 2009–2010
1.7. 2011–2012
1.8. 2013
1.9. 2014
1.10. 2015–2016
1.11. World Chess Championship 2016
1.12. 2017
1.13. 2018
1.14. 2019
1.15. 2020
1.16. Play like Karjakin
1.17. Play against Karjakin

What's New in Version 3.3.2 – Updated August 7, 2024:

• Introduced a Spaced Repetition training mode, combining previously missed exercises with new ones to optimize learning efficiency
• Added the ability to run tests based on bookmarked positions
• New daily goal feature – set the number of puzzles you want to solve each day to maintain peak performance
• Track your progress with a daily streak counter
• General bug fixes and performance improvements for a smoother user experience