This is a continuation of my tournament repertoire series. I have enjoyed playing the Queen's Indian Defenses as a solid choice against d4. Black controls the central light squares right out of the opening, especially the e4 square. I created this book with the help of my coach in order to patch up some holes in my opening play. Enjoy and don't forget to check out my other repertoires! :D
Bryan1470
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Is the review supposed to start on move 7...c6? By starting on move 9... Nfd7 the reader misses the instruction on black's move 7.
9 months ago
blackdragoon
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Suggestion: "Black wins a pawn, but Black has some compensation."
>> "Black wins a pawn, but White has some compensation."
1 year ago
Dendroaspis
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'Main line' of? I currently have 114 variations on the go of several different openings. So many just have 'Main line', or 'Modern Variation', or 'Classical Variation' or 'Fianchetto Variation'. Could I just suggest as a matter of course that repertoire authors put the name of the opening as well as the variation in the chapter header? Really like the repertoire, btw, it isn't a criticism of that.
1 year ago
