Up your Sicilian Game
With the Advice of not one
But TWO Dragon Specialists!

If you are an ambitious player willing to go all-in for a win with Black, then you need an opening that unbalances the game and lures your opponent into the Dragon’s den. And few will serve you as well against 1.e4 as the Dragon Sicilian.

What sets the Dragon variation apart: instead of “defending the weak d6-pawn” like in most Sicilians, Black’s roaring dark-squared bishop sits on the long diagonal breathing fire across the board. The Dragon leads to variations so sharp and spectacular, it couldn’t bear a more fitting name.

Dodge White’s preparation, develop your pieces in a snap, and get fun tactical positions you will enjoy playing

How would you like to set the board on fire on move two, and win with brilliant tactics that leave your friends in awe?

If that sounds fun, then FIDE Master Kamil Plichta’s latest discovery will thrill you.

When FM Plichta isn’t streaming or playing online, he travels back in time and searches his chess library for long-forgotten, even “refuted” opening ideas. His latest outing brought back and upgraded a rusty gambit from 1896, and he’s sharing it with you here.