Nimzo Indian Defense Step By Step
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- I like to teach openings by breaking down the ideas and plans. That way, we don't rely so much on memorizing strings of moves. So, it's time to do it with the legendary Nimbi-Indian Defense. Enjoy!
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Having the evaluation bar on the left throughout the lesson is a great feature 'cause we can check it move by move. Also, the 'every time they play f4, something needs to go off in your head, a red flag...' is great advice. Cool dude.
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I have played the Nimzo Indian, Queens Indian and Modern Benoni for over 50 years. Yeah I’m old! I always played 5…0-0 and proceeded to apply some of the ideas you highlighted in this video. Those created very different positions than what you’re suggesting. I really like how you’re presenting the Samisch. Gives a more dynamic game. Unfortunately, the Samisch is the 6th most used variation. I hope you explore white’s 4th moves; e3,Qc2, f3 as well, since if you play the Nimzo you better know how to counter the above. Then explore the QID and the Modern Benoni to have a great answer to d4! Great channel, by the way. Played the Bishops Opening since the 1970’s and am now playing your 3. g3 Vienna and it’s LOTS of fun. Hope you help your listeners with similar lessons on white’s other 4th moves in the Nimzo.
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Even though I’ve been away from chess for awhile, this is an opening I’ve looked at from time to time whenever the mood strikes for me to try & get back into it.
Thanks Master for all your incredible help! I can't wait to see part 2 of Ninzo Indian and Grunfeld defense as well. We really value your effort! THANKS!
Wow! I have been hoping for so long that you would do this. I have found the Nimzo is harder to learn than the KID. White has so many different plans. The good news is that your opponents will be much less familiar with the Nimzo. I would suggest anyone learning this opening should be familiar with the Queen's Indian Defense, because there are common ideas between the two openings.
Thanks so much for the recommendation! 👍😎
been waiting a long time for the nimzo indian thanks man!!
For learning an opening, I really like when you go back from the beginning. It's very helpful to see it over and over, and I was close to pausing the video to look up how we get to that position. Please do it.
Thanks for the excellent and concise video Rob. The Nimzo is such a flexible opening with so many possible plans which can be intimidating when learning for the first time. At the same time, I think it can be played with less pure memorization of lines and based on an understanding of typical plans (as you are so good at explaining!) I'm looking forward to seeing how you build out your repertoire approach and what you pair it with against 3.Nf3.
You are more than welcome, Bill! Thank you for your input 💪😎
Thank you very much. I really enjoyed watching this. the first video I've seen from your channel. I'll surly watch much more of them as you're a great teacher.
I gonna add the Nimzo Indian to my repertoire ! Pliz make more lessons!
Another great Opening video! Thank you for the lesson. I don't play it but it is always good to know and be aware of.
Important opening, thank you. Please make more.
thanks for the lesson. you made it easier to learn with this lesson
You are more than welcome! 👍💪
Can you check if you have access to the notes, please?
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Pls make more nimzo indian videos i really like it im thinking of playing it when playing against english players
I hope you do more with the nimzo. Thank you for this
Hidden gem channel! 💎
Hey Robert, thank you. I'm always losing with my Nimzo as it lacks compared to my caro and londen. I just watched this video and even though i didn't get everything fully I just won as a 1724 against a 1806 elo player. He took so much time so i'm guessing this was something he had not seen before.
Thank you for the great lesson!
Great video! Thank you so much!
Thanks ….. needed this is in my repertoire
I will follow this since I intend to have the Nimzo in my repertoire (together with KI and my old favourite Modern Benoni, when white doesn't play Nc3 maybe also Bogo Indian). 😙
Thank you, it's helpful
Thanks coach i think we all need an alternative openning against d4 its more flexible than kid but we should be prepared against bogo indian catalan or Qc2 lines at least the main ideas so i like to see the continuation of nimzo
Tnx. Very useful
Great stuff. I wonder what you think of the Dutch-style setup from the Boris Gelfand - Miguel Cordoba (1996) game; Black can get a strong kingside attack and it's a flexible setup, can be played in many Nimzo/Bogo lines.
Please do another vid about the Czech Pirc
4: e5 as black is so fun
Hola Robert. Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos. Espero tener el honor de jugar una partida contigo. Yo juego generalmente una defensa que se llama Báltica contra d4. Voy a practicar esta nueva defensa.
Saludos Camilo! Claro que si jugaremos pronto 👍💪
Thanksssssss bro
You got it! 💪😎
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It is too complicated at first glimps. But great lesson anyway.
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