Nimzo Indian Defense: Master This Powerful Chess Opening

FAQs

• What is the Nimzo-Indian Defense of chess?

  
  It is an introduction beginning with 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 Bb4, in which the black man chess boards the knight and dominates the board.

• Is the Nimzo Indian Defense an amateur defense?

  
  Yes, it instructs long-term planning, positional play, and central control. It is also great for those players who get the black piece to play with, and it is a great chess opening for the black.

• What are the prime concepts of  Nimzo Indian Defense?

  
  Attachment knight, block keys squares, target doubled c-pawns, and flexible pawn breaks. The prime concept is to break through white defense with knights and pawns while holding defense.

• What is the Nimzo Indian Defense as black?

  
  Create pieces in a limited amount of time, prepare …d5 or …c5, and concentrate on long-term pressure. It is great for players who know how to use a knight and also know how to defend well.

• Differences between Nimzo Indian and Queen's Indian Defense?

  
  The knight is pinned by Nimzo with Bb4 and by the Queen with b6-Bb7 with long diagonals. The Nimzo Indian is more attacking, and the Queen's Indian Defense is a more defensive move.