Chess Openings, Nimzo-Indian (E39), classical, Pirc variation

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CHESS OPENINGS

Annotated chess games with this chess opening:

chess opening #11152

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Space City Open 07 (Reserve - rd #1)
Richard D. (1592) vs. Thomas G. (1456)

Annotated by tag1153 (1700): Welcome to my latest OTB foray. The Space City Open in Huntsville, AL is one of the oldest and most successful OTB tourneys here in the back waters of Alabama. I talked a buddy of mine into going with me, and we both wound up with pretty good results - I finished tied for 2nd place with 3.5/5 and he finished 3/5. Luckily for me, we didn't play each other, as he is the stronger player. It did…

chess opening #21464

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Team match
a-jamz (2219) vs. jgrimm (1821)

Annotated by a-jamz (1785): This team match is probably one of my best games on GameKnot as I have sacrificed 4 times before checkmating my opponent in 24 moves. Nimzo-indian defence, classic variation. 4. ...0-0 or 4. ...d5 can also be played. A very common position. Black still need to develop their knight and white bishop. 8. Bg5 can also be played, but I prefer this variation as it is more attacking. This…

chess opening #160

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31st GK tournament
patagon (1860) vs. osiris_007 (1733)

Annotated by osiris_007 (1908): This was the second of two games played for the 31th GN Tournament. Called the Indian Defense, prevents e4, planning to eventually attack the centre by indirect means The Nimzo-Indian Defense, opens up the dark-squared Bishop, ready to counter the possible Nc3 with Bb4, pinning the Knight I pin the Knight, planning to eventually capture, giving him doubled pawns on the c file if he lets me…