Opening trainer
Your opponent answers with the moves people at your rating really play, in the same proportions. Get one wrong and it comes back in your review.
Lichess rating
You will play White in Italian Game. Your opponent answers with the moves people at your rating really play.
How the trainer works
- Your moves follow the guide’s main line. After that, the trainer expects the move that players rated 2000+ choose most often in that position.
- Your opponent plays the replies that people at the rating you picked really play, in the same proportions. Popular replies come up often; rare ones do not waste your time.
- A wrong move shows the right one with a green arrow and saves the position. It comes back the same day, then after 1, 3, 7, 16, 35 and 90 days as you get it right.
- If you play a different move that strong players also choose often, it does not count as wrong. You are asked to find the move this line trains.
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Openings you can practice
- Italian Game
- Ruy Lopez
- Scotch Game
- Petrov’s Defense
- Philidor Defense
- Vienna Game
- King’s Gambit
- Four Knights Game
- Bishop’s Opening
- Center Game and Danish Gambit
- Two Knights Defense
- Evans Gambit
- Ponziani Opening
- Elephant Gambit
- Latvian Gambit
- Damiano Defense
- Wayward Queen Attack
- King’s Pawn Game: 1.e4 e5
- King’s Knight Opening: 2.Nf3
- Berlin Defense
- Sicilian Defense
- Sicilian Najdorf
- Sicilian Dragon
- Smith-Morra Gambit
- Alapin Sicilian
- Sicilian Classical
- Sicilian Scheveningen
- Sicilian Sveshnikov
- Sicilian Taimanov
- Sicilian Kan
- Closed Sicilian
- Rossolimo Attack
- Sicilian Moscow Variation
- French Defense
- Caro-Kann Defense
- Scandinavian Defense
- Pirc Defense
- Alekhine Defense
- Modern Defense
- Nimzowitsch Defense
- Owen Defense
- St. George Defense
- Rare Defenses to 1.e4
- Queen’s Gambit
- Queen’s Gambit Declined
- Queen’s Gambit Accepted
- Slav and Semi-Slav
- London System
- Queen’s Pawn Game: 1.d4 d5
- Colle System
- Blackmar-Diemer Gambit
- Richter-Veresov Attack
- Tarrasch Defense
- Indian Defense: 1.d4 Nf6
- King’s Indian Defense
- Nimzo-Indian Defense
- Queen’s Indian Defense
- Bogo-Indian Defense
- Catalan Opening
- Grünfeld Defense
- Benoni Defense
- Benko Gambit
- Budapest Gambit
- Trompowsky Attack
- Old Indian Defense
- Horwitz Defense
- Dutch Defense
- Englund Gambit
- Mikenas Defense (1...Nc6)
- English Opening
- Réti Opening (1.Nf3)
- King’s Indian Attack
- Bird Opening
- Nimzo-Larsen Attack
- Hungarian Opening (1.g3)
- Polish Opening (1.b4)
- Van Geet Opening (1.Nc3)
- Van’t Kruijs Opening (1.e3)
- Mieses Opening (1.d3)
- Grob Opening (1.g4)
- Rare First Moves