The Grand Prix Attack with Eugene Perelshteyn!

[@iambarrykatz]

Eugene Perelshteyn is so underrated as a chess instructor. He's one of the best out there. Explains stuff super clearly.

[@thabien4711]

This is a great explanation of the grand prix

[@andrew_owens7680]

I just discovered this line! I'm a King's Gambit player and this is giving me ideas for that.

[@uschessschool]

Fantastic, sounds fun!

[@elperro3683]

No one ever plays the way these videos expect the opposition to play. I hoped to play these lines today and my opponent played 2: e6 after I played Nc3.

[@oasis3775]

Then learn the 2.e6 lines???

[@fairtrue4557]

if black plays 5....a6?

[@alexlatham6836]

Then 6.Bc4, because after 6…e6 7.d3 Nge7 8.0-0 d5, White has 9.Ba2! 5…a6 is Stockfish’s recommendation.