Old Main Line of the Queen’s Indian Defense (Bb7) · Chess Openings
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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The Queen’s Indian Defense is one of the strongest and most solid defenses against 1.d4. It’s an opening system and it can be played against many different move orders by white. In this video we explore the old main line of the Queen’s Indian, in which black fianchettoes his bishop with Bb7.
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Hi Stepan. My name is Daniel from mexico 🇲🇽 You are such an inspiration for people around the globe to play chess I’ve learned a lot thanks to you I hope you never give up chess. I wanted to know if you could make a Video about the London system vs Copycat London since I’ve encountered a lot an don’t know how to improve :( . Greetings
Just don't play the London then
You might try to break the symmetry with e3-c4-Qb3 and you will have a little advantage
You are amazing,man. I really like your accent, which makes it really easy to listen and learn
This channel deserves a million subs I'm trying to go from 1520 to 1600-1700 and have already spent 7 8 hours here. I've not made progress but my game with black has substantially improved.
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Thank you Stjepan for showing us the averbakh variation since then i am smashing it. Greetings from Poland
I’d love to see an Albin Counter Gambit video :). Ps... joined as a patron this week. Love your vids and presentation
Great video !!!!!!!!
15:30 Be7
Great video! I like these hybrid structures between dutch and QID but will you make video for probably the most challenging line for black 7.d5!? I believe that this line is one of the few lines in QID in which white has a fun with attack, because as you have shown f5 move is in lot of lines just very good for black and white has very hard time proving some advantage.
great stuff
As a player who often plays King's Indian, Sicilian and Benoni and at some point I played the Nimzo quite a lot, I really find the f3-e4 an annoying setup to play against. The only way I can fight them is transposition to the Marózsy.
I like these positions as it reminds me of a Dutch classical. In the classical Dutch a big problem are your queen side pieces especially your light squared bishop so I might play this just to be able to fianchetto my bishop which is ideal and then go for f5 later
1:48 this position just looks like a bad version of the english defense where the premature nf6 took away any form of counterplay with f5 and/or qh4.
Thanks for all your work Stejpan. Is there any chance that you would consider analysing the queen's gambit accepted?
Congratulations for your work Stepan.
I have a question. Could white play 3.f3 b6, 4.e4... ???
Great Video, this is how you teach a opening, I only have one question.
Do you know why the Queen's Indian has gone out of fashion?
If I enter the QID via d4 e6, can I avoid the trompowsky
you can but you have to ready for 2.e4 and playing french 2.d5 or frankoindian 2.c5!?
Thank you bro . great vedio
sir can you say how are this templates are made? pleaasseee......
hey what do you think about the reti opening ? will you be covering it any time soon ?
Why does white want to avoid the Nimzo for all costs?
Because its annoying to deal with the knight pin
Because it's possibly the strongest opening for Black among the respectable ones (i.e., played at professional level).
@@Thaumazo83 Thanks! :)
There was nothing about polugayevsky gambit
Holy shit you found a gambit worse than the englund
@@besto5486 hahaha
Thumbnail reminds me of Anna Rudolf idknw why.. (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
first!
Do you draw those tumnails by yourself ?
I don't like that this video just contains "pawn structures": it's difficult to understand what is going on. You should shows full positions and then highlight the structures.
Man, you have a way of explaining things that is practically incomprehensible. In my opinion , irrespective of your chess skills, you need to work on your communication skills. Perhaps that is why you have so few thumb's up for so many views.