Capablanca and the Nimzo-Indian

The following article is an example of how a lifelong student of the game amuses himself. GM Yermolinsky noticed that right after losing his title to Alekhine in 1927, Capablanca began to play the Nimzo-Indian, something he had never done before. A remarkable change after the 31 Queen’s Gambit Declined games out of 34 from the match. Enjoy this fascinating analysis.

Alekhine vs Capablanca World Chess Championship 1927

Rubinstein Variation, Nimzo-Indian Defense: An Original View of the Opening - Tim Taylor: 9780931462306 - AbeBooks

Nimzo-Indian Classical Variation: Vitolins-Adorjan Gambit, 📥 Download the PGN of this opening from this blog-post - The Nimzo- Indian Defense is a popular chess opening that follows the, By ChessBee

This position (Black to play) arises from many different move orders from the Nimzo Indian Defense, and is one of the mainlines. It is said to be equal, according to the computer.

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Nimzo-Indian, Rubinstein Variation

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The Nimzo-Indian Defence is certainly one of Black's most respectable ways of meeting 1 d4; it's popular at all levels of chess and white players have

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• The Nimzo-Indian Defense has been one of the most trusted defenses against 1.d4. • It combines fast development with a solid pawn structure, control

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