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Opening: Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 O-O, 5.Bd3 d5
Annotations by: dconterno
From the analysis: The young Master gives the old Master a lesson on time management. Not the clock time but on how to utilise precious tempi to create a devastating advantage.
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Annotated Master GameOpening: Nimzo-Indian: three knights variation
Annotations by: Arkba
From the analysis: The winner of this game would be come British Champion for 2006. The game took on a wild character and settled with black having positional advantages. Illuminating game.
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Annotated Master GameOpening: Nimzo-Indian: classical, Noa variation, main line, 7.Qc2
Annotations by: SuperMac
From the analysis: Bobby Fisher always played e4 saying it was the best move to start with, this is open to debate I suppose but I rarely play d4 myself
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Annotated Master GameOpening: Nimzo-Indian: classical variation
Annotations by: cuppablanca
From the analysis: In the last round of the 2007 British Championship, Jacob Aagaard had to win with the Black pieces to have any chance of winning the title outright. But his GM opponent wasn't about to make it...
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Annotated Master GameOpening: Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 O-O, 5.Bd3
Annotations by: jim42078, Lord Ptarmigan
From the analysis: Another game taken from the pages of "My system", with some (hopefully) fresh ideas about what is a wonderfully-played game by Nimzowitsch from start to finish. First he sets about a blockade...
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Annotated Master GameOpening: Nimzo-Indian: three knights variation
Annotations by: doctork
From the analysis: We note with sadness the recent passing of Walter Shawn Browne. Here he provides a fine example of how to handle the Black side of the "Anti-Huebner-NimzoIndian" d4-d5-d6. Included in the notes...
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Annotated Master GameOpening: Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3
Annotations by: doctork
From the analysis: A famous and instructive game from the 1938 tournament sponsored by AVRO, the Dutch "wireless" broadcasting company. The top eight players in the world were assembled, including World Champion...
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Annotated Master GameOpening: Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3 c5
Annotations by: doctork
From the analysis: A famous game among NimzoIndian fans from the famous Zurich 1953 candidates tournament to determine Botvinnik's 1954 challenger (Smyslov). Geller initiates a murderous attack, only to be drawn...
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