Play 1.e4 with confidence against every reply.
A complete attacking system for White. You learn why every move works, so you stop memorising and start playing.
- Every reply to 1.e4
- A lesson book for every lesson
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1.e4 is the easy part. Move 5 is where it goes wrong.
- You prepared for 1...e5. Your opponent played the French.
- You knew the line at home. At the board, it was gone.
- You walked into a trap your opponent had seen before.
- You got a good position, had no plan, and the attack never came.
It's not talent. You were given moves to memorise, not a system you understand.
One simple system. Every lesson, every opening.
The Big Idea first
Where your pieces go and what you attack, before a single move.
Trap alerts
The natural mistakes opponents make, and how to punish them.
A plan for when you forget
Five steps per lesson, so a forgotten move isn't a lost game.
A lesson book for every lesson
Big diagrams that are easy to follow, and they're yours to keep.
200+ practice positions
With answers. Test yourself before a real opponent does.
Quick Revision
Every line on one card. Read it before your round.
Look inside a real lesson book
Real pages from the Vienna module. Tap a page to read it.
Six weeks. Every reply to 1.e4.
A new opening every Sunday from 18 Oct. Tap a module to see its lessons.
Oct18Week 1 · against 1...e5The Vienna Game · 12 lessons
Opens first
Strike first with f4
- The Gambit Accepted: kick the knight and take the centre
- Chasing the Knights: kick both knights, then attack
- Gambit Anyway: the traps after ...Bxg1, ...Qh4+ and ...Ng4
The main line
- Big Centre, Open Lines: the Nf4 and Qh5 attacking ideas
- Black Hits Back: Black grabs the rook, Re1+ starts the mating attack
Punishing the copycat
- Black Grabs f2: the queen raid that runs out of squares
- The Pawn Shield: Bg5 pins that win material
- The King Steps Aside: a calm, lasting edge
The Three Knights
- The Bishop Hunter: take the d-file and pin with Rd1
- The Pin on c3: unpin, castle, then f4 and f5
- The f4-f5 Attack: space, pins and a pawn storm
- The Greedy Knight: Black takes the rook and gets mated
Oct25Week 2 · against 1...e6The French Defence · 9 lessons
Opens 25 Oct
The e5 wedge
- The Greek Gift: the classic Bxh7+ sacrifice, step by step
- The Quiet Build-Up: hold e5 and keep the Greek Gift ready
- The Knight Jumps In: open the h-file
The space grab
- The Qa4 Pin: pin the knight and win back the pawn
- Grab the d4 Pawn: a clean extra pawn
When Black gives up the centre
- The Queen Comes Out: hunt the early queen and trap it with Bg5
- Other Recaptures: choosing the right side to castle
The open game and the early pin
- Check First: Bb5+ and a knight sacrifice on f7 that wins a rook
- The Bishop Pair: win a pawn if Black retreats the bishop
Nov1Week 3 · against 1...d5The Scandinavian · 8 lessons
Opens 1 Nov
The pinning bishop
- The b4 Gambit: open the b-file at Black's king, then a king hunt
- Hunting the Queen: Rb5 hits queen and bishop, and the queen is trapped
- The Fishing Hook: when NOT to take the bishop
The knight first
- The ...e5 Strike: two queen traps and a bishop sacrifice
- The Kingside Storm: why Black's ...g4 storm backfires
The knight recapture and the gambit
- Kick the Knight: gain space and win a knight with Qa4+
- Keep the Extra Pawn: a pawn fork and a winning in-between move
- Punish the Aggression: a royal fork and a Qh5 mating attack
The Sicilian: Grand Prix Attack
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Lessons revealed to students onlyBy 22 Nov, you have a plan against every reply to 1.e4.
Ayush Lodha
He built this system so openings finally make sense.
Opening books are written for strong players: heavy notation, long lines. Ayush saw student after student give up on them. So he broke every opening into one big idea, a few key moments, the traps and a simple plan, and teaches it the same way every time.
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Made for players who love to attack
- You love attacking chess and want to play for the win with White
- You play 1.e4, or want to start, and need a plan against every reply
- You play tournaments and keep losing time, or games, in the opening
- You want to understand openings, not memorise them
Not for you if you play 1.d4 as White, or you're 2200+ and need deep specialist theory.
Now you have two options
Keep guessing in the opening
- ✕Memorise lines that vanish at the board
- ✕Lose games to traps your opponent already knew
- ✕Burn the clock by move 10, then rush the rest
- ✕Get a good position and let it drift into a draw
Play 1.e4 with a system
- ✓Know your plan against every reply
- ✓Spot the trap before your opponent does
- ✓Play the opening fast and save time for the fight
- ✓Turn good positions into real attacks
About ₹30 a lesson. Yours for life.
50+ video lessons, a lesson book for each one and 200+ practice positions. The price goes up in steps, so the earlier you join, the less you pay.
- Masterclass priceNowEndedUntil midnight, Sun 11 Oct₹1,499
- Navratri week offerNowEndedMon 12 Oct to midnight, Mon 19 Oct₹1,999
- Regular priceNowEndedFrom Tue 20 Oct₹5,000
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Is it live or recorded?
Recorded. A new module opens every Sunday for six weeks, and you watch whenever it suits you, on phone or computer.
Is it right for my level?
It's built for players around 600 to 2000 on chess.com. Every line starts from move 1, so you don't need any opening knowledge.
Is my child old enough?
If your child plays rated or tournament games, yes. Younger children do well with a parent sitting alongside, using the lesson book.
How much time does it take each week?
About 2 to 3 hours: watch the lessons, read the lesson book and solve the practice positions.
How does the refund work?
Watch the Vienna module when it opens on Sun 18 Oct. If the course isn't for you, message us within 7 days for a full refund. Join later, and the 7 days start the day you join.
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