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Subject: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances?
Author: Rich Shippy
Date: 20:42:04 02/03/00
I have been studying the Dragon Sicilian as a defence to King pawn openings. I
have also dabbled in the Najdorf when I want to play it a little safer. I have
no idea where to start with a defence to d4? I have little experience with
queen pawn openings since I always play e4 as white. I have read that the Nimzo
Indian is a great defence but is it too hard to master? It seems that if you
play the Nimzo you also have to play the Queen's Indian or Bogo Indian. I also
looked into trying the Tarrash but the isolated queen pawn scares me. I am
extremely confused in what defence I should learn against d4, please help.
- Re: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances? Francois Bertin 15:10:50 02/04/00
- Re: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances? Melvin S. Schwartz 07:51:35 02/04/00
- Re: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances? Colin Frayn 02:17:28 02/04/00
- Re: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances? Martin 00:51:25 02/04/00
- Play the stonewall !! nt Côme 22:16:33 02/03/00
- Re: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances? James Robertson 21:48:34 02/03/00
- Re: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances? John R. Menke, Sr. 21:45:26 02/03/00
- Re: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances? Timothy J. Frohlick 21:30:57 02/03/00
- Re: Which defence to 1.d4 is easy to learn, solid, with winning chances? Dann Corbit 20:51:07 02/03/00
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