Main Line of the Nimzo-Indian Defense

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Did you plan to show the Taimanov variation of the nimzo indian which Tal played against botvinnik in game 14 in 1960 WCC
Please let me know

I think this is probably the best chess channel out there, really informative but I feel like for ur own sake if you want to get to GM quickly, you shouldn't learn so many openings, but rather master a few.

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Why is the video screen short
the corners are in black

Great video, thanks for the wonderful lesson!

I was surprised to see you call it the main line, never heard of it referred to as that. 4.e3 is always referred to as the Rubinstein. It's right though that it's the most played line, slightly edging out Capablanca's 4.Qc2.

You're the GOAT man, thanks for the video

Blows my mind how this channel doesn't have more subs/views per video. The consistent level of high-quality chess videos is just fantastic.

One more question, doesn't playing D5 and C5 both seem to go against both the plans you mentioned in the earlier video on the Nimzo? What's the rationale behind playing both of the pawn moves?

Nice Video
Keep it up

love your videos!

Hey you are great. Keep it going please. The best chess channel!

svidler stfu let the others comment ur not the only gm here

Please make a Video about the Bogo Indian defence

What if black plays e5.
Plzzz reply

in the Ne2 variation, when the bishop comes under attack, why doesn't black simply retreat his bishop, as on the surface that appears to force another pawn move to not hang the c pawn

Boring please do not make this much long video by wasting my time and your time

how do you defend against white doing e4, i bring my left side knight out, and he does e5, attacking my knight?

thank you man, i thought nimzo indians automatically means double pawn for white. that's why i avoide playing d4 to avoid nimzo position. but know i have option for a d4 opening without getting double pawn in nimzo structure..!

Whoever dislikes this probably gets beat constantly by this opening.

This is a great discussion of the main lines in the Nimzo-Indian.

I've seen a couple videos on Intro to Nimzo by others -- and I've got to say this is by far the best one I've seen. Well done! You've really done a public service here!

So much better than reading a chess book and grinding knowledge

Didn’t know Elon Musk had a chess channel

Thanks for covering this intricate opening: you might be the one offering the richest info in the most concise manner to my knowing :)

Continued excellent content! My play improves with every one of your videos I watch. Thank you so much for sharing your experience!

After 7. O-O , why not 7... Bxc3 8. bxc3 c5 ?

A very instructive series

Excellent. I discovered this channel 3 months ago and I love it. You should consider becoming a coach.

Thanks!

Great video, keep it up

This was really helpful as I don't play the Nimzo and yet it's so so common in Zurich 1953, which I'm studying now.

Thank you so much! Happy holidays!

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