Sergey Karjakin was the opponent of Magnus Carlsen in the World Chess Championship in 2016. This match showcased Karjakin's strategic prowess and resilience against the reigning champion, making it a memorable event in chess history. To delve deeper into Karjakin's playing style and strategies, the Chess King Learn series offers a comprehensive course featuring 2232 games played by him, along with 120 exercises designed to help you play like Karjakin and play against him.

Chess King Learn is renowned for its innovative approach to chess education, offering courses tailored to various skill levels—from beginners to professional players. These courses cover a wide range of topics including tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame. By engaging with this course, you can enhance your chess knowledge, master new tactical maneuvers, and apply these skills effectively in your games.

The program functions as an interactive coach, providing tasks to solve and offering guidance when you face challenges. It gives hints, explanations, and even demonstrates striking refutations of common mistakes, ensuring a thorough learning experience. Additionally, the theoretical section of the course uses real game examples to explain various stages of the game interactively, allowing you to practice moves on the board.

Key advantages of the program include:

• High-quality examples, all double-checked for accuracy
• Requirement to enter all key moves as instructed by the coach
• Tasks with varying levels of complexity
• Different objectives to achieve in the problems
• Hints provided upon making errors
• Refutations shown for typical mistaken moves
• Ability to play out any position against the computer
• Interactive theoretical lessons
• Structured table of contents
• Monitoring of the player's ELO rating during learning
• Flexible test mode settings
• Option to bookmark favorite exercises
• Adaptation to larger tablet screens
• No internet connection required
• Linking to a free Chess King account for multi-device usage

The course offers a free section for testing the program, which includes fully functional lessons to give you a real-world experience before you explore further topics. The free version covers Karjakin's career from 1998 to 2020, including his World Chess Championship match in 2016, and provides exercises to emulate his style and challenge his strategies.

What's New in the Latest Version 3.3.2

Last updated on Aug 7, 2024:

• Added training mode based on Spaced Repetition - it combines erroneous exercises with new ones and presents the more suitable set of puzzles to solve.
• Added ability to launch tests on bookmarks.
• Added daily goal for puzzles - choose how many exercises you need to keep your skills in shape.
• Added daily streak - track how many days in a row you complete your daily goal.
• Various fixes and improvements.