Karpov outperforms his opponents by targeting a better structure.

He puts pressure on most of his opponents, sooner or later, and is unable to make some decisive errors.

In this course, we will be talking about the different techniques and the style that helped Karpov really become so great at the game of chess:

• What kind of openings he played
• The type of structures that he liked to play and tried to strive for
• The types of themes and plans that he implemented in his games, that would be reoccurring in many of his games.

The reason we chose to create this course about Karpov is that his style of play is extremely educational for virtually any chess player.

About the Author

Asaf Givon

Asaf Givon is a very renowned author of chess courses for the Remote Chess Academy.

International Master since 2013, with 2 GM norms, he’s close to get the Grand Master title.

He’s an active player for the Kfar Saba team in the First Israeli Chess League. He got the 1st place at the Israeli Open Championship (2013) and was the Israel U-20 Champion (2013 and 2014).

As a chess teacher, he has been happily teaching chess since he was 16!