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

GO Play the Nimzo-Indian Author: Edward Dearing Type: eBook. As White, I had some control over the opening. I anticipated that he would play a Nimzo-Indian against me if I let him, and I saw no reason to prevent him from doing so. Publisher: Everyman Chess Page Count: 226. Indeed, Nick acquitted himself extremely well and sensibly selected a Nimzo-Indian Defence to open with and this yielded him comfortable equality. Language: English Released: 2005. 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. I make no apologies for starting with Hebden Bridge 'A's re-scheduled match with Halifax 'A'. The Nimzo-Indian is a hypermodern opening - the focus is not on simply planting pawns in the centre, but keeping flexibility and controlling the centre with pieces. Particularly relevant seems his decision to single out Georgia and Oklahoma as beacons of hope when it comes to effective, productive, early education. 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. It appeared that It turned out that Carlos' attempts to reach a draw would be more difficult than he might have imagined because his pieces were passively placed and Pete's very active. I'm looking now to learn the Nimzo-Indian Defence (NID). 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. I am very happy to play White against the Nimzo-Indian.