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Did you find the PDF useful? Practice the first 5 moves of the London System against a bot tonight. You will be shocked at how often you reach a winning position just by not hanging material in the first 10 moves. Chess is a game of mistakes. The idiotproof repertoire makes sure the mistakes are your opponent's.

When you use a high-memory, sharp opening, you use 80% of your brain energy in the first 10 moves. By the time you reach the middle game, you are exhausted. You blunder a rook.

What you need isn't more complexity. You need .

When you use the idiotproof repertoire from the PDF below, you use 10% of your brain energy in the opening. You arrive at move 15 with a full clock and fresh eyes. You spot tactics your opponent misses because they are still trying to remember if the Bishop goes to b4 or c5.