How to learn openings and build a repertoire without getting overwhelmed
Learning chess openings can be fun and easy. You can do that without spending hours memorizing variations. Test your repertoire: https://noctie.ai/?aff=q9yKD Annotated Caro-Kann repertoire: / caro-kann-for-148266906 Practice my Caro-Kann repertoire: https://go.noctie.ai/caro-kann-for-black Annotated Sicilian repertoire: / sicilian-defense-152926119 On Noctie you can play out specific positions against a human-like opponent, select the rating, get immediate feedback and much more. If you go premium, use the code "HPYEAR" for a 20% yearly discount. The method I propose in the video works for any rating and on any level. Instead of trying to just learn variations, and build a repertoire by memorizing openings, this method focuses on learning by doing. You simply decide what your repertoire will be and you start playing it! That way you get an engaging experience and you don't get bored or overwhelmed by the quantity of things you have to learn.

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