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_IronButterfly_
Thanks GMRoman..definitely a video to watch several times (it takes that long to remember some of the moves).
nadeem123
NICE VIDEO
F22Raptor
I have been thinking about switching to the c5 variation of the e3 Nimzo, and this was a tremendous help.
pumpupthevolume247
This is brilliant material for my tournament preparations! Great lecture
Elubas
He says that ...Qxd5/...Be7 line is supposed to be easy to learn, but I'm not so sure, seeing that black has to be very precise to make sure his queen is safe! The ...Bxc3 line looks much easier to play, though.
grankle
Although I dont play the Nimzo, this was very interesting. Thanks Roman!
gol_sorkh
perfect thanxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
In perhaps the most revealing video lecture of this series, Roman displays variations from his personal arsenal that will leave even the most experienced Nimzo players in shock! His recommendations for handling the formally popular 5.Bd3 and 6.Nge2 are nothing short of amazing (starting with the surprising ...Qxd5 capture). Take notes and enjoy!
Category: Openings Level: Intermediate | Advanced Related: « Part 7 | Part 9 » Play Key Position Vs. Computer
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GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
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GM Dzindzichashvili was once one of the top players in the world. Born in Georgia, his chess first developed in the USSR. While still an International Master, he defeated opponents like Botvinnik and Bronstein before emigrating, first to Israel where he became a Grandmaster, and then to the United States. His accomplishments in the U.S. include two U.S. Championship first places, and one World Open. He has not played actively in tournaments recently, but has become even more famous perhaps in the U.S. for quality instructional materials, in particular chess videos!