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Somebody Please Teach me Bogo-Indian Defense in details.
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Oct 13, 2020
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just do a bunch of positional play lessons, and bishop vs. knight endgames.
Oct 14, 2020
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#4
Plenty of books out there on it. A few standalone and a few as repertoires in conjunction with the Nimzo-Indian.
Invest in one! You are not going to get coverage here "in detail".
Change the title to: explain the french defense in detail, and I am the man for you
Oct 14, 2020
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chamo2074 wrote:
Change the title to: explain the french defense in detail, and I am the man for you
You’d be ousted by thrillerfan.
Yeah must admit
Jan 23, 2021
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Well, I was looking through old posts on the Bogo looking for guidance and found this. It’s a really fun opening when your opponent plays 3. Nf3 (the anti-Nimzo).
It’s a fun opening that’s fine for black and gives white lots of opportunities to blunder, which my opponent did to hilarious effect the first time I played it. Very few people know any of the theory, and even fewer know the sidelines. The Wade-Smyslov variation is particularly fun (4...a5).
Anyway, the OP was looking for resources and this is a fairly comprehensive resource.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLssNbVBYrGcCmHoleadPFWd0CPXki1Pvl
It’s a fun opening that’s fine for black and gives white lots of opportunities to blunder, which my opponent did to hilarious effect the first time I played it. Very few people know any of the theory, and even fewer know the sidelines. The Wade-Smyslov variation is particularly fun (4...a5).
Anyway, the OP was looking for resources and this is a fairly comprehensive resource.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLssNbVBYrGcCmHoleadPFWd0CPXki1Pvl
I didn't find any video lesson on Bogo-Indian in this site,. This opening is really interesting, I must learn it. Please somebody help me.