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Starting out - The Nimzo-Indian by Chris Ward

Starting out - The Nimzo-Indian Chris Ward ebook
Page: 51
ISBN: 1857442547, 9781857442540
Publisher: Everyman Chess
Format: pdf

Qc2 (the latest episode 3 here). As I said, this is one of those "might work on an amateur just by getting them out of their comfort zone" tricks, not necessarily a theoretically sound recommendation. Today another parallel series start, with analysis of 4. This move was favored by Spassky and decided to give it a try although I knew little about it. ReViewing Chess: Nimzo-Indian, Other 4th Moves, Vol. 105.1 lower price with consumer ratings. This move gives the game its appeal and caught me off guard to say the least. I got a tournament coming up pretty soon and I'm wondering if anyone of you guys can recommend a line against the nimzo-indian that's easier to play than the Qc2-variation. Basically I don't want to be that much behind in development and to play the Nimzo, so he might not be ready to vary. Svetozar Gligorić and Lajos Portisch made great Therefore, if you see any post which is inappropriate, please feel free to point it out to me. Black choses the Nimzo-Indian Defense as a means to combat this with the hopes of sharing a portion of the center and hoping to counterattack White's central dominance. The Rubinstein System (named after Akiba Rubinstein) is White's most common method of combating the Nimzo-Indian. E3, a system named after Rubinstein.