art of planning (Queen-Indian def.) part 4/25

Please note that all the info. in this post are taken from outside sources, they will be mentionned in the last section (special thanks and others sources section)..AND DON'T FORGET TO ALWAYS LOOK FOR COMMENTS UNDER EACH DIAGRAMS!!! 

                                                  Queen-Indian Def.

   The Queen-Indian is like the twin-sister of the Nimzo-Indian defence.  They are pretty similar.  But an advised eye easily make the difference between them.  In large, Black's, with the move 3. ...b6 increases his control over the central light squares (e4 and d5) by preparing to put the Queen-Bishop into an Fianchetto position.

Zoom out section:

In this post, we will see 13 differents variations of this defence.  It will be the classical variation, the 4.Nc3-Bb7 5.Bg5-h6  6.Bh4-Bb4 variation, the 4.g3 variation, anti-Indian system, the Petrosian system, the 4.e3 variation, the Botvinnik variation, the Burger variation, the Riumin variation, the Euwe variation, the Miles variation, the Rubinstein variation, and FINALLY the Averbakh variation.

Zoom in section:

1- Classical variation section:

2- 4.Nc3-Bb7  5.Bg5-h6  6.Bh4-Bb4 section:

3-  4.g3-Ba6 section:

4- anti-Indian system section (Opocensky variation):

5-Petrosian system section:

     we can notice that the last move 4.a3 is a pure prophylaxis in the true spirit of great Tigran Petrosian.  This little pawn prevents Black's move Bb4 that pins Nc3. Since the Nc3 controls the all important central square e4, we can say that the 4.a3 move is a fight for the center!..

6- 4. e3 variation section:

7- Botvinnik variation section:

8- Burger variation section:

9- Riumin (Capablanca line) variation section:

10- Euwe variation section:

11- Miles variation section:

12-Rubinstein variation section:

13-Averbakh variation section:

Youtube "excellent link" section:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo8NoK5dJDQ&playnext_from=TL&videos=YLe9qKzRufY

To be avoided section:

Personnal games section:

Queen Indian defense (1.d4-Nf6 2.c4-e6 3.Nf3-b6) 

For White:

For Black: -Black plan lies in an deavowing to gain the control of white e4 and d5

- often turn into a fight Knight/Bishop and vise versa (good minor pieces against weaker one)

Quebecor's games section:

Unfortunately, I didn't found any Nathalia Pogonina's game according with the Queen-Indian def. So exceptionnaly for this time (and the others time i will not found a single game according with the subject), let's place to the Maka Purtseladze's game section :

Special thanks section:

I just wanna said a BIG SPECIAL THANKS at Borgqueen, thanks my friend for give me some good ideas for the structure of this post..

AND ALSO, a BIG THANKS at:  

thamizhan, Gserper, Arunabi, FM_Eric_Schiller, Oldbill !! Thank you all for make this topic possible!!! ...The thamizhan, Gserper, Arunabi, FM_Eric_Schiller content's was a GREAT HELP!!!

Others references:

-ChessMaster 10

-Fritz 10

-Chess books       - 

                         - website "federation quebecoise des échecs" database

- youtube                                                         

-   

-wikipedia

That's ALL for the Queen-Indian!.. I hope you had appreciated ;)

 C_H_E_S_STAR

A lovely post about an interesting opening.

Why are your first 3 threads all deleted?

Perhaps your sourcing should be better?

 Can you tell me exactly what you're stying to said please? i don't understand....What are deleted?...... And for My source... are all OK (content of Grandmaster + Chessbooks + chessprogram...all my infos are review before putting in the post....

You said this is part 4/25

But where are part 1, 2 and 3 then?

CHESSTAR you have a trophy for poster of the year coming my friend. Keep it up!