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Starting out - The Nimzo-Indian Chris Ward
Publisher: Everyman Chess

Foxy Openings - Nimzo-Indian Defence - Ward - Chess DVD. Language: English Released: 2005. Buy The Nimzo-Indian Rubinstein The Ever Popular Main Lines With 4 E3 by Angus Dunnington at. In this week's lesson, Dennis takes a look at Kaidanov - Onischuk from the 2002 Chicago Open. Starting out: the Nimzo-Indian: Ward C. Oddly I remember turning out for Norfolk once (when we played in a league that included such immensely strong sides as Middlesex and Kent and spent much of a Saturday in a bus) and playing 1 d3 – to which my older . GO Play the Nimzo-Indian Author: Edward Dearing Type: eBook. Publisher: Everyman Chess Page Count: 226. GM Kaidanov employs some very surprising ideas to break through black's dreaded Nimzo-Indian blockade. 1.d4 Nf6 Again, I can recommend this as an excellent starting point for an opening which will last you a lifetime. So far we have been following the series of Nimzo Indian with 4. Watch out for his improvements in Kasparov's preferred lines! While I do agree with the author that (next to Nimzo-Indian and perhaps QGD) it's one of the most solid and principled responses to 1.d4, I can't say that it's boring. They tended to start with sequences like 1 Nf3 Nf6 2 g3 g6 3 Bg2 Bg7 4 0-0 0-0. I'd assumed it was a newfangled way of delaying or preventing Bg5, but I seriously doubted this move would put the Classical Nimzo Indian out of business. Qc2 (the latest episode 3 here). I have posted some games featuring "Tango Tactics" arising out of the Black Knights Tango and related lines (including the Zurich Variation of the Nimzo-Indian). Today another parallel series start, with analysis of 4.