Back to 1.e4
1 • Nisko1234 •- Play what fits you the most
- Black
- Vs. e4 - Petrov's Defence
- The refutation to the Cochrane gambit
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The Accelerated Panov Variation against the Caro Kann Defense
1 • Nisko1234 •- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2
- A queen-trick in the Acc. Panov
- Chapter 4
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Game study
1 • Nisko1234 •- Nisko1234 (1981) - kannuduggu (1937)
- Conclusion: I play too risky.
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Game study - Cheap Trick: Grob
1 • Nisko1234 •- jupava (1942) - Nisko1234 (1981)
- Let us see the computer's line against it
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Game study
1 • Nisko1234 •- Nisko1234 (1987) - Romanoso (1974) - Closed Ruy
- Summation so far
- Continue
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Easy Memory Repertoire II
1 • Nisko1234 •- White: 1.g3
- Black - same stuff
- So - Nakamura: King's Indian Defense
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Easy Memory Repertoire
1 • Nisko1234 •- White: Nf3 and K.I.D. ("KIA")
- Black vs. e4 - Pirc
- Black vs. d4+c4 or vs. London System - K.I.D.
- The positive sides of the K.I.D setup
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King's Indian Defense vs. Samisch
1 • Nisko1234 •- This is a battle between two ideas
- Black plays 6...e5 and White closes
- Black plays 6...e5 and White keeps the tension
- Black plays 6...c5
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Exploring Nf3
1 • Nisko1234 •- Exploring Nf3
- Nf3 in modern top GM games
- 1...d5
- The Mecking of a new opening
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I ignored who I am
1 • Nisko1234 •- My main mistake in building a repertoire
- A space grabber
- A queen's-bishop fianchetto lover
- I think these things contradict on another
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Back to d4
1 • Nisko1234 •- Intro
- Adding only practical (popular) defenses
- vs. e4 - e5
- vs. d4 itself
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The Yosef Cohen Method
1 • Nisko1234 •- The Yosef Cohen Method
- Fighting a black dragon
- Sicilian Dragon vs. Yugoslav Attack
- KID vs. Samisch
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A summarized version of the repertoire
1 • Nisko1234 •- White: To play e4
- Vs. 1...e5 - 2.Nf3
- Vs. Sicilian - Kopec System / Delayed Alapin
- Vs. French Winawer
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