Fabiano Caruana is famous for his deep preparation and sharp attacking skills – but how does he really break through against a short-castled king? In this video, chess enthusiast Björn takes a structured look at Alexander Kalinin’s book Fabiano Caruana – Kalinin being one of Caruana’s former coaches.
To bring the ideas to life, IM Thomas Engqvist dives into Caruana–Berg from the Chess Olympiad in Dresden 2008, showing how Caruana channels the spirit of Alekhine with a powerful kingside assault.
Expect:
A clear breakdown of the book’s key themes
A detailed game analysis with practical takeaways
Insights into modern attacking chess
A touch of humour (because chess doesn’t always have to be 64 shades of serious)
If you love modern chess, world-class players, and learning how to crack open the enemy king, this is the video for you.




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