Thank you so much! I'm trying to learn the Nimzo for black and this series has really helped me get a good grasp of this opening! Great video and keep it up! Edit: Do you have any easy way to fight the London System for 1200-1300? I currently play the Kings Indian Setup if my opponent shows signs of playing London.
at min 5 after black plays c5 what happens if e5? I think i saw a line like this somewhere and it was super long/complicated, requiring some very precise moves.
Ahaha, good question. As it turns out, you have multiple ways out. g5 is a solid apprach in many positions to get out of this sticky situation, but here we have something even better! Qxd4! Attacking the bishop on h4, and if Qxd4, then cxd4 with a counter attack on the pinned c3 knight.
This is an excellent video despite the number of views
Thank you so much! I'm trying to learn the Nimzo for black and this series has really helped me get a good grasp of this opening! Great video and keep it up!
Edit: Do you have any easy way to fight the London System for 1200-1300? I currently play the Kings Indian Setup if my opponent shows signs of playing London.
Yeah that’s possible, you can also go for an early c5 move. Maybe I will make a video on it sometimes!! Thanks for watching and enjoying
at min 5 after black plays c5 what happens if e5? I think i saw a line like this somewhere and it was super long/complicated, requiring some very precise moves.
Ahaha, good question. As it turns out, you have multiple ways out. g5 is a solid apprach in many positions to get out of this sticky situation, but here we have something even better! Qxd4! Attacking the bishop on h4, and if Qxd4, then cxd4 with a counter attack on the pinned c3 knight.
@@ChessGeek1 very nice ! thank you