Attacking ideas with 4.f3 in the Nimzo
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This week we'll discuss typical attacking ideas for White in the type of pawn structure arising from the Nimzo-Indian Defence with 4.f3. The key game is Vidit vs Kramnik, played in Round 10 of the Tata Steel Masters on tour in Leiden.
This DVD emphasizes the importance of training your calculation skills. Dutch IM Robert Ris made a selection of training material which he uses in lessons with students ranging from 1400 to 2400.
Here's a position to start thinking about:
Vidit vs Kramnik, Round 10
White to move
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This DVD offers a complete repertoire for handling this solid opening, often featuring a dynamic approach to pose the opponent more practical problems. Both of the main continuations 3...Nf6 and 3...Be7 are covered in two separate parts.
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