The Nimzo-Indian Defence continues to be one of Black's most
reliable ways of meeting the queen's pawn opening. It's popular at
all levels of chess and a constant source of anxiety for White
players. How can White find a worthwhile line against this
incredibly firm defense? How can White set his Nimzo opponent
difficult tasks from the outset? Perhaps it's time to look
somewhere different from the well-trodden main lines.
In this book Grandmaster and renowned openings expert Chris Ward
investigates unusual white tries, including three uncompromising
and underrated ways of battling against the Nimzo: the Samisch, the
Leningrad and the 4 f3 variation. Each line is ideal for putting
your opponent under immediate pressure from the start of the game.
By studying the various strategies and tactics in these variations,
White players can confidently arm themselves with three new
menacing lines against the Nimzo, while Black players must again
search carefully for antidotes!
*All the principal lines are covered
*Written by a renowned Nimzo-Indian expert
*Explains the basic elements, strategies and tactics for both
sides
*Ideal for club and tournament players
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