The WWP Pilot - Navigating Won Positions to Victory

Course

98 EPISODES (3h 13m)

Creator

GM Avetik Grigoryan

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Have you been struggling to win won positions? Playing beautiful games and messing up at the end?

If you answered “Yes!” you aren’t alone.

Many players face this situation. The 2nd world champion, Emmanuel Lasker, even has a famous quote: “The hardest game to win is a won game.”

The problem is winning positions aren’t won on autopilot – Instead, you have to take control and be a pilot who successfully navigates their way to victory!

How to do that?

In this course, Grandmaster Avetik Grigoryan shares everything you need to know, from must-know 13 strategies to psychological tips to safely take your won positions to their last destination - when the opponent resigns.

So buckle up, pilots! It’s time to navigate your way to victory.

Let’s go!

What you'll learn

The must-know strategies to win won games
The psychological tips you should follow in won positions
How to punish bluffs and opponents' desperate attacks
Why you shouldn’t choose the best moves but the practical best ones
How to train your Winning Won Position (WWP) skills and more

Lesson Plan 98 episode(s)

Course overview

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The course’s structures

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1. Doing the opposite

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2. A quick test

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1. The main strategy for simplifying

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Are there exceptions?

6. Exception #1

7. Exception #2

8. Exception #3

9. Conclusion

1. Offer an unpleasant choice

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Example 4

6. Example 5

7. Push to the edge

1. Take care of your King

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Example 4

6. Example 5

7. Conclusion

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Example 4

6. Example 5

7. Keep it simple

1. The punishment

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Example 4

6. Example 5

7. Summary

1. When it’s complex anyway

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Example 4

6. Example 5

7. Summary

1. We don’t need complications

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Summary

6. Sac & Mate #1

7. Sac & Mate #2

8. Sac & Mate #3

9. Avoid unnecessary sacrifices

1. We can do that too

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Example 4

6. Example 5

7. Conclusion

1. It’s even more important

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. Example 4

6. Example 5

7. Conclusion

1. Objective best vs. practical best

2. Example 1

3. Example 2

4. Example 3

5. When you can give up material

6. Example 1

7. Example 2

8. Example 3

9. The last remaining piece

10. Simplest is the best

11. Example 1

12. Example 2

13. Example 3

14. Shut the engine up

15. Summary

1. The two main problems

2. The main psychological issue

3. The golden rule

4. The nervousness issue

5. Be the pilot

6. Focus on raising the percentage

7. Do your best

8. Summary

1. It’s trainable!

2. The importance of increment

3. A training method with your partner

4. For your reference

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Students give this course an average of 5 out of 5 stars.

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