Queen's Indian Defence the easy way - Aagaard "Sydney Gruber" Black plays his pawns up

Black plays his pawns up to the third rank (lying low in the water like the hippopotamus himself)

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Queen's Indian Defence the easy way - Aagaard "Sydney Gruber" Black plays his pawns upAfter 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 White players often play 3. Nc3 allowing the Nimzo shop Indian Defence. But what happens if White plays the just as natural 3. Nf3? On this DVD IM Jacob Aagaard follows up on his DVD on the Nimzo to by giving a recommendation based on his own repertoire with the Queen's Indian Defence: 3 b6. This system is a favorite of Adams, Anand, Leko, Polgar and many others of today's chess stars. It is well known for mixing active and